When gums aren’t feeling their best, everything else in a smile tends to follow… and not in a good way. Periodontics in Houston, TX focuses on preventing, diagnosing, and treating gum disease—helping protect the foundation of every tooth.
Healthy gums are like the “soil” that keeps teeth rooted. When that soil weakens, even the strongest teeth can suffer. Early periodontal care can help stop issues before they become costly or painful.
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These treatments gently remove plaque below the gumline—kind of like a spa day for your gums.
From early gingivitis to advanced periodontitis, specialized therapies help restore gum health.
Some cases require more intensive treatment, including regeneration of lost tissue.
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Regular evaluations help spot concerns early—simple checkups can prevent major repairs later.
If gums feel tender, look puffy, or bleed often… it’s time to schedule a visit.
Healthy gums rely on full-spectrum care. That’s why periodontal patients often benefit from complementary services like general dentistry, dental exams, and preventive dentistry.
Parents can even maintain family-wide gum health through family dentistry and pediatric dentistry for the little ones.
Daily brushing, flossing, and routine visits go a long way. Periodic cleanings help catch early warning signs before gum disease becomes a major problem.
Periodontics in Houston, TX offers essential care for anyone aiming to protect their smile’s foundation.
With Lovett Dental’s comprehensive approach, advanced periodontal therapies, and supportive services across every dental specialty, maintaining gum health becomes simple—and surprisingly stress-free.
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Gum disease often starts with plaque buildup, but contributing factors can include genetics, smoking, stress, hormonal changes, and certain medical conditions like diabetes.
Most periodontal treatments are minimally uncomfortable thanks to local anesthesia and advanced techniques. Patients typically describe the experience as pressure rather than pain.
Treatment length depends on severity. A deep cleaning may take one or two sessions, while advanced gum therapy or surgery may require multiple appointments over several weeks.
Early-stage gum disease (gingivitis) can often be reversed with professional cleanings and good oral hygiene. Advanced periodontitis, however, requires ongoing management rather than reversal.

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