Consultation
We review your dental and medical history and discuss any gum health concerns.
Detailed gum health assessments designed to detect periodontal disease early and guide the right treatment plan.
Periodontal diagnosis focuses on evaluating your gums, teeth, and supporting structures. A thorough assessment may include visual inspection, periodontal pocket measurements, and dental X-rays to identify inflammation, bone changes, and early signs of gum disease.
We look for inflammation, bleeding, recession, and other visible warning signs.
A specialized probe helps evaluate the space between teeth and gums.
Your findings guide a custom plan for prevention, treatment, and maintenance.
We review your dental and medical history and discuss any gum health concerns.
We get your mouth ready for a detailed evaluation and note any areas needing closer review.
Your gums, teeth, and mouth are assessed carefully, including digital X-rays when needed.
Based on your exam, we create a plan tailored to your periodontal needs.
Regular check-ups and cleanings help monitor your oral health and prevent future issues.
Your visit may include these important diagnostic and planning steps.
Thorough examination of the gums for inflammation and other indicators of gum disease.
Specialized measurement between gums and teeth to assess periodontal tissue health.
Evaluation to detect bone loss around teeth and understand the extent of periodontal disease.
Prompt identification and treatment planning to help prevent disease progression.
Detailed review of gums, teeth, and supporting structures.
Identification of gingivitis, periodontitis, or advanced periodontitis to guide treatment.
A diagnostic visit helps identify warning signs early and gives you a clear plan for care.
Most patients should visit at least twice a year for routine exams. More frequent visits may be recommended if you are being treated for periodontal disease.
Common signs include swollen or bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, gum recession, and loose teeth.
Early-stage gum disease can often be reversed with treatment and home care. Advanced periodontitis requires more intensive management.
Research has suggested links between periodontal disease and systemic health issues such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
Schedule a periodontal evaluation at Epic Smiles Miami and get a clear plan for healthier gums.