Save on Teeth Whitening
Schedule An Appointment
Call Today508-484-8411
Schedule Online
Non-surgical Gum Disease Treatment Restore Your Gum Health
  • Keep your teeth intact by taking action early
  • Relax with a blanket or pillow while we work
  • Trust a dentist with over 30 years of experience
288 Highland Avenue, South Attleboro, MA 02703
Home > General Dentistry > Non-surgical Gum Disease Treatment

Protect Your Smile With Non-Surgical Gum Disease Treatment in South Attleboro

Good oral health is more than just about your teeth. It’s about your gums, too. When your gums become infected, it can have an impact on your dental health and overall health. That’s why it’s so important to visit us for regular checkups. We can stay on top of this issue in the early stages. If you show signs of an infection, we offer non-surgical gum disease treatment in South Attleboro. It will:

  • Give you back your healthy gums again
  • Help you avoid serious consequences, such as tooth loss
  • Improve the smell of your breath and your gum appearance
  • Restore your confidence in the condition of your smile
  • Make it easier for you to practice your oral hygiene routine

Call 508-484-8411 for an appointment. For your convenience, we offer hours as early as 7 a.m. and as late as 6 p.m.

Achieve Healthy Gums With a Non-Surgical Solution

There are a variety of symptoms of gum disease. You may have red, inflamed, or swollen gum tissue. You may also notice bleeding when you brush or floss. However, you don’t want to wait for this to happen to visit the dentist. Noticeable symptoms usually happen in later stages of the disease.

Whether you have spotted signs on your own or we’ve noticed them during your checkup, we offer a non-surgical solution. Our deep cleaning treatment will eliminate the infection and restore your gum health. Here is what you can expect:

  • We’ll numb your mouth, so you don’t feel a thing. You can also relax with a pillow or blanket to feel at home.
  • We’ll use ultrasonic cleaning tools to get rid of the tartar and plaque near your gumline.
  • Next, we’ll smooth out your exposed tooth roots. It reduces tooth sensitivity and your risk for reinfection.
  • Once complete, we will follow up with a medication that is applied directly to the area of infection.

We may have you return for follow-up appointments to ensure there is no reoccurring disease. Your dentist will discuss what’s necessary during your visit. For more serious infections, we may refer you to a periodontist (a gum specialist). Fortunately, we will refer you to one that is right next door.

Call 508-484-8411 for non-surgical gum disease treatment in South Attleboro. You can also ​schedule online.

“

I whole heartedly can not put into words how thankful I am to have Dr.Miller and his team part of my care. I’ve been going to him since I was… Read More

− Meagan P.
“

Every experience I’ve had with Miller Lung has been great. I’ve been going to this office for 15 years. The entire staff is friendly and professional and they keep their… Read More

− Sean H.
“

Who ever loves going to the dentist? I do. Dr. Lung and his team are the best of the best. I will be back in a few weeks for whitening…. Read More

− Joanne G.
“

I have been a patient here for decades. State of the art equipment with the most up to date dental procedures and knowledge in the industry. The dedication of staff… Read More

− Anne G.
“

I have been a patient at Miller-Lung Dental Group for over 20 years. That should tell you a lot. Love the care, love that everyone knows me, love that I… Read More

− Barbara W.
“

Dr. Lung has given me the best dentristry I have ever experienced with several other good doctors in my past; however, not only Dr. Lung but also his staff are… Read More

− Feral L.
“

Diane was great, always a pleasure visiting Miller Lung!! Dr. MILLER is the Picasso of Dentistry with all the cutting edge dental technology!

− James C.
“

Always professional, friendly and sensitive to patients physical and emotional needs. Fair pricing, accepts most insurance. Very clean and modern office waiting area and treatment spaces. Highly recommended!

− Helon W.
“

I’m a new patient here and hadn’t been to the dentist for about 3 years since the pandemic. I got my first cleaning with Sarah, she was excellent and sweet!… Read More

− Tana F.
“

Top-notch! Everyone was so pleasant to talk to. The dental hygienist was very knowledgeable and explained things very thoroughly. Thanks 🙂

− Milagros Z.
“

The staff rocks here!! All three of my kids (5, 7, 9) love coming to get their teeth checked.

− Lauren P.
“

I’ve been a patient for about 10 yrs. Love Marika she is the best at cleanings!

− Karla M.
“

Excellent service as always, prompt reception and professional staff.

− Guadalupe E.
“

Extremely professional. Top notch dental care!

− John H.
“

The staff and Dr .Miller are always on point.

− Dave N.
Rate Your Experience

Common Questions About Non-surgical Gum Disease Treatment

What is gum disease treatment?

Gum disease treatment is designed to rid your mouth of built-up tartar, plaque, and bacteria that can wreak havoc on your gums. We’ll first use special instruments to clean around and below your gumline where bacteria have collected. Then we’ll smooth your teeth roots to make it harder for bacteria to grow there. This treatment may need to be repeated every few months for best results.

What causes gum disease?

Gum disease, also called periodontal disease, is an infection caused by bacteria in your mouth. Bacteria form a clear, sticky film called plaque that builds up around your gumline, leading to inflamed and infected gums. Left untreated, the infection causes your gums to separate from teeth, creating “pockets” where more bacteria accumulate. In advanced stages of gum disease, the infection spreads from your gums to the bone that supports your teeth. Your teeth will loosen and possibly fall out.

What are gum disease symptoms?

You may not see the signs of gum disease on your own until its advanced stages, which is why it is often referred to as a silent killer. It’s also why your routine dental exams are so important. The earlier you spot periodontal infection, the easier it is to manage and, in many cases, reverse. Common symptoms to look for include red, swollen, tender, or bleeding gums. You may also notice persistent bad breath and even loose teeth.

Explore more of our dental services

Visit Miller Lung Dental Group

We can see you as soon as tomorrow!

Special Offer