First Visit

Your initial exam will last approximately thirty minutes to one hour. We will review your medical and dental history and perform a comprehensive examination of your teeth and gums. In most cases during this initial consultation, we will be able to provide a diagnosis of your periodontal condition and propose a treatment plan to improve your dental ... Read More

Treatment

Implants

When patients lose a tooth or teeth due to trauma or periodontal disease, dental implants are an ideal option for patients with good general oral ... Read More

Gum Grafting

Aggressive tooth brushing or periodontal disease can lead to gum recession, which ultimately results in exposed tooth roots. When tooth roots are ... Read More

Regeneration

Much in the same way that gum tissue can be restored with soft tissue grafts, the same can be said for those patients who suffer from bone loss due ... Read More

Crown Lengthening

Crown lengthening is a periodontal procedure that reshapes the gum and supporting tissues to expose more of the tooth. This procedure can be used for... Read More

Cosmetic Surgery

If you’re not happy with the appearance of your smile, Dr. Carlson can suggest a number of options to correct the aesthetics of your teeth and gums... Read More

Non Surgical

Even when periodontal disease is in a fairly advanced stage, it is possible to improve or even reverse the condition with non-surgical procedures. ... Read More

Before and After

Check out a few before and afters of a few of our patients... Read More

Dental Hygiene

Good oral hygiene is an important factor in achieving a healthier lifestyle, especially in adults. Eating a balanced diet, brushing and flossing daily and regular dental checkups are vital in preventing periodontal disease and maintaining your overall health. Research has indicated possible links between the bacteria causing gum disease and systemic ... Read More

Frequently Asked Questions

Commonly Asked Periodontal Questions: What is periodontics? Periodontics is the treatment of diseases around the teeth. Periodontal diseases destroy fibers and bones and can result in tooth loss. Periodontics also includes tooth replacement with implants, cosmetic gum treatment and replacement of bone loss around teeth as well as areas of ... Read More