Periodontal (gum) disease is one of the most common chronic conditions in the United States — and one of the most underdiagnosed. At Grandville Dental Health Center, we take gum health seriously because the research is clear: the health of your gums is directly connected to your overall health.
Gum disease has been linked to heart disease, diabetes, stroke, and other systemic conditions. Our periodontal care program is designed to prevent gum disease, treat it when present, and maintain the results of treatment long-term.
From routine periodontal evaluations to deep cleaning procedures and ongoing maintenance, our team provides comprehensive gum care in a comfortable, supportive environment.
Call (616) 531-0360A comprehensive assessment of your gum health, including pocket depth measurements, bone level evaluation, and assessment of gum tissue condition.
Learn MoreA deep cleaning procedure that removes tartar and bacteria from below the gumline and smooths root surfaces to help gum tissue reattach and heal.
Learn MoreOngoing cleaning appointments (typically every 3–4 months) for patients who have been treated for gum disease, to prevent recurrence and maintain gum health.
Learn MorePersonalized treatment plans for all stages of gum disease — from gingivitis to advanced periodontitis — using the most effective, evidence-based approaches.
Learn MoreBone grafting procedures to restore bone lost to periodontal disease, often in preparation for dental implants or to stabilize remaining teeth.
Learn MoreThe mouth is the gateway to the body, and the health of your gums has far-reaching implications. Bacteria from periodontal disease can enter the bloodstream and contribute to inflammation throughout the body. Research has linked untreated gum disease to an increased risk of heart disease, diabetes complications, adverse pregnancy outcomes, and more. Protecting your gum health is an investment in your total well-being.
Call us today or request an appointment online. We're accepting new patients and would love to welcome you to our dental family.