M. Z. (Verified Patient)
Very friendly staff. Didn’t have to wait very long at all. Dr Everett was very nice and explained what all was going on. The only negative is the price. Very hard to afford without insurance.
Most adults will experience some form of gum disease during their lifetime. Traditional methods of treating the disease rely on surgical procedures to remove unwanted bacteria and give patients back their healthy smile. At High Plains Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, you can receive Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure, or LANAP, in Lubbock. This type of treatment is less invasive and provides excellent results. A LANAP procedure offers you:
To find out more about LANAP treatment, call our office today at 806-507-6906 to schedule a consultation.
The growing popularity of LANAP treatment is a direct result of the benefits and long-term effects of the procedure on patients. LANAP shows a very high success rate in the treatment of periodontal disease. It is also one of the safest procedures for gum disease treatment. In addition:
Call High Plains Periodontics and Implant Dentistry today at 806-507-6906 to schedule a consultation. You can also make an appointment online. LANAP in Lubbock may be just what your gums need!
Your gum recession treatment at High Plains Periodontics will be designed to go smoothly, with little to no discomfort. We’ll use the LANAP® procedure, which involves laser treatment to assist in gum tissue regeneration. We won’t have to do any cutting or use any stitches, as the laser safely removes damaged gum tissues and seals the area at the same time.
o, you can’t cure gum disease at home – not even in its early stages. Gum disease is caused when bacteria-filled plaque and tartar build up in the area between your teeth and gums. This area can’t be reached with a toothbrush or floss. Using special equipment, your dental team removes all of the bacteria from this area and then smooths your tooth roots to make it difficult for more bacteria to accumulate.
Gum disease often causes your gums to feel tender and to bleed, especially when you are brushing your teeth. You may also notice your gums look red rather than pink, and you may have chronic bad breath. In advanced stages of disease, you can see gums pulling away from teeth, and your teeth may feel loose.