Gum Disease Treatment
in Trophy Club, TX
Most people know about the dangers of cavities, but gum disease is an even more common oral health problem.
Gingivitis: Gateway to Gum Disease
You may be shocked to be informed that your gums are unhealthy, and you are suffering from “gingivitis” the medical term for the first stage of gum disease. When plaque, tartar, and bacteria are lodged below the gum line, it can cause your gums to bleed easily, swell, and the gum line to recede. Left untreated, gum disease could lead to tooth loss or even increase your risk for overall health concerns like heart disease and type 2 diabetes. This is why it’s imperative to reach out to an experienced Trophy Club dentist as soon as possible.
Treatment for gum disease:
What are my options?
At Complete Dentistry in Trophy Club, Dr. Sadkin takes a whole-body wellness approach to dental care. She can help you halt the advance of gum disease in the early stages with expert gum disease treatment in our beautifully appointed Trophy Club, TX dental office, with the latest technology. If you’re looking for gentle relief for bleeding, sensitive gums, our team can help! Call us today to schedule your appointment.
Laser treatment
We carefully aim a concentrated beam of light at the diseased gum tissue to remove harmful bacteria with extreme precision. The laser even cauterizes the tissue almost immediately, so it minimizes bleeding and discomfort after your procedure, leading to a smoother and quicker recovery.
Scaling and root planing
You can think of scaling and root planing as a dental cleaning, except it focuses on your gums rather than your teeth. This procedure has two steps:
- Removing plaque and tartar from along and below the gum line
- Smoothing any rough areas on the roots of the teeth. The rough surfaces on the tooth roots tend to harbor bacteria, so smoothing them out will encourage your gums to heal and greatly reduce the risk of reinfection.
Antibiotic therapy:
What are the symptoms of gum disease?
- Swollen gums
- Gums bleed when brushing or flossing your teeth
- You see your gums are receding
- Your gums appear puffy or reddened
- You are experiencing inflammation at the gum line
- Your gums feel tender
- Your teeth look longer than they did in the past, due to the gums receding
- Bad breath
- You notice changes in your bite, or discomfort chewing
What causes gum disease?
Gum disease is triggered by the presence of plaque, which is a sticky substance, loaded with bacteria, which adheres to the teeth and teeth roots. When left without being removed with a professional cleaning, it can harden into a substance called tartar, which is more difficult to remove. Tartar can’t be removed by regular brushing and flossing – it requires the help of professional cleaning. Plaque can lead to gingivitis, the first stage of unhealthy gums.
This stage of gum disease can be treated successfully, with early intervention. If left without treatment, it can progress to a more serious condition, called periodontitis, in which pockets develop between gums and teeth, filled with plaque and tartar, along with bacteria, with the pockets deepening with time. You may suffer the loss of both tissue and bone, and eventually tooth loss without a professionally performed treatment.
Why choose Complete Dentistry in Trophy Club to treat gum disease?
You don’t have to undergo a painful treatment or dread your dental appointments when you are under the care of the professionals at Complete Dentistry. We are educated, trained, and experienced in the most advanced treatment protocols, and equipped with soft tissue laser for a gentler treatment and faster healing. When under our care, you can expect comfort, personalized care, and a painless experience, with your gum disease treatment performed with next-generation technology.
We offer:
- Soft tissue lasers for gentle treatment and faster healing
- Insurance-friendly dental office
- Short wait times
- Friendly, caring staff
Meet Dr. David Crumpton
Dr. David Crumpton has been one of Trophy Club’s most trusted dentists for nearly three decades. A graduate of Baylor College of Dentistry, Dr. Crumpton is known for his commitment to advanced training, compassionate care, and comprehensive dentistry that covers everything from routine cleanings to full-mouth restorations and dental implants. He is a certified Gold Provider of Invisalign and has trained at nationally recognized institutions, including the Kois Center and the Pikos Institute. His philosophy is simple: listen first, then create a personalized plan that helps each patient achieve the smile they deserve.
Insurance & Financing
We make quality dental care affordable with flexible payment options.
Dental Insurance
We are in-network with many of the most popular PPO dental insurance plans, including Cigna, Humana, United Healthcare, BCBS, and Careington. We also welcome patients with Delta Dental PPO, Aetna, and most other PPO plans — even if we’re not a listed preferred provider. Our office files claims on your behalf and provides a complimentary benefits check before treatment.
Flexible Financing
We offer flexible financing through CareCredit, Proceed Finance, and Sunbit, allowing you to break down treatment costs into manageable monthly payments that fit your budget. We also accept FSA, HSA, cash, check, and all major credit cards.
Questions? Call us at 817-491-3355 to discuss your insurance coverage or financing options.
Visit Complete Dentistry In Trophy Club
We’re located at 301 Trophy Branch Drive, Suite 100, Trophy Club, TX 76262, right off the service road of Highway 114 in the heart of Trophy Club. Dr. David Crumpton has been caring for families throughout Trophy Club, Westlake, Flower Mound, Roanoke, Keller, and Southlake for nearly 30 years.
Ample parking is available. New patients are always welcome, and same-week appointments are often available. You can also book online anytime.
You can find us near The Trophy Table, Leela’s Wine Bar, and HG Sply Co. If you have any trouble locating us, just give us a call and we’ll help you find us.
Contact
- 301 Trophy Branch Drive, Suite 100, Trophy Club, TX 76262
- (817) 491-3355
- Monday–Thursday: 8 AM–5 PM