FAQs
Your consultation appointment is an opportunity for you to meet the team and discuss your oral health needs and goals. As periodontal professionals, we are well-versed in a wide range of gum treatments that protect, restore and preserve your overall health. Based on the recommendations of your general dentist and your own desires, we will determine the appropriate course of action.
Next we develop a treatment plan just for you. This may involve one or more treatments, procedures or surgeries, often in collaboration with your general dentist and any other oral health professionals. We will make sure you understand each step in this process, and confirm that it works for both your health and schedule.
Endodontic care looks different for each patient, and as such, this impacts how many times you will need to come see our team. While some procedures may require only one major visit with a few follow-up appointments, others may require several appointments for the procedure itself plus separate follow-ups.
We are quite experienced with accommodating patients’ schedules and communicating the proper course of action for treatment. You can expect our team to work closely with you when scheduling your treatment, and to always prioritize your wellbeing, peace of mind and comfort.
Additionally, your treatment may require special preparation or recovery outside of our office. We will work with you to determine what you may need and provide any tools for proper at-home care.
During your consultation appointment, our team will discuss your endodontic treatment plan and each step in the planning, procedure and healing process. Contact us with any additional questions during your time as a patient at our practice.
For more information about the services we offer, please view our Services page or call us during office hours at 810-664-2510.
Yes, we are currently accepting new patients for treatment and also maintain a wide and extensive professional network of referring doctors. Contact us today at 810-664-2510 to schedule a consultation appointment. As endodontic health professionals, it is our pleasure to provide the residents of Lapeer and the surrounding Detroit Metropolitan area with five-star oral health care.
Endodontic treatment is an investment not just in your oral health, but in your overall health and wellness, too. The cost of treatment varies depending on what your general dentist determines you need. We are happy to discuss payment plan options that suit your needs so you can receive quality and necessary treatment in a prompt, affordable manner.
A periodontist is a dental specialist who focuses on the health of your gums and the structures that support your teeth. Periodontists diagnose and treat gum disease, help prevent tooth loss, and provide advanced treatments such as dental implants and procedures to restore gum and bone health.
You may benefit from seeing a periodontist if you have bleeding or swollen gums, gum recession, loose teeth, persistent bad breath, or have been diagnosed with gum disease. Your dentist may also refer you to a periodontist for dental implants or more advanced periodontal treatment.
Yes. Treatment depends on how advanced the gum disease is. Early cases may be managed with professional cleanings and improved home care, while more advanced gum disease may require scaling and root planing or other periodontal procedures to control infection and protect the teeth and supporting bone.
Yes. Periodontists have specialized training in the gums and bone that support your teeth, making dental implant placement a natural part of periodontal care. Before recommending an implant, your periodontist will evaluate your oral health, bone structure, and individual needs to determine the right treatment plan.
