From bleeding gums to advanced gum disease, our in-house periodontal care helps you keep your natural teeth and your confidence. Gentle, thorough treatment for patients across Oshawa and the Durham Region.
Gum (periodontal) disease is an infection of the gums and the bone that supports your teeth, caused by a buildup of plaque and tartar. It begins quietly often without pain which is why so many people don’t realize they have it until it’s advanced. Left untreated, it gradually destroys the gum and bone anchoring your teeth, eventually leading to loose teeth or tooth loss. The good news: it’s both preventable and treatable, especially when caught early and at Oshawa Downtown Dental, we provide that care in-house.
Treated right here at ODD no referral needed to protect your gums.
A gentle, patient manner puts nervous and first-time patients at ease.
Modern tools and laser therapy for precise, minimally invasive treatment.
From deep cleaning to laser therapy and gum grafting, all under one roof.
We catch and treat gum issues early, before they threaten your teeth.
Right on Simcoe Street in downtown Oshawa easy to reach across Durham Region.
Early treatment halts the infection that’s the leading cause of adult tooth loss.
Healthy gums are linked to a lower risk of heart disease and diabetes complications.
Professional care stops gum disease from destroying the bone that holds your teeth.
Treating the infection clears the persistent bad breath gum disease can cause.
Say goodbye to bleeding, swollen, and tender gums for good.
Ongoing maintenance keeps your gums stable and healthy for the long term.
We review your history and examine your gums, teeth, and bone health.
We measure the pockets around your teeth and take X-rays to gauge the stage.
We remove plaque and tartar below the gumline to halt the infection.
Laser therapy, gum grafting, or pocket reduction for advanced cases.
Regular maintenance visits keep your gums stable and healthy long-term.
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Early signs include gums that bleed when you brush or floss, redness, swelling, tenderness, and persistent bad breath. As it advances, you may notice receding gums, sensitivity, or loose teeth. Because early gum disease is often painless, regular checkups are the best way to catch it before it progresses.
The earliest stage, gingivitis, can be reversed with professional cleaning and good home care. Once it advances to periodontitis, the damage to bone can’t be undone but professional treatment can halt its progression and save your teeth. The earlier you’re treated, the better the outcome.
Scaling and root planing is a deep cleaning that removes plaque and tartar from below the gumline and smooths the tooth roots so the gums can heal and reattach. It’s the most common non-surgical treatment for gum disease and is very effective for early to moderate cases.
Most periodontal treatment is comfortable. Deep cleaning is done with local anaesthetic so you shouldn’t feel pain, and options like laser therapy typically involve less discomfort and faster recovery than traditional surgery. Mild tenderness for a few days afterward is normal and easily managed.
Yes. Research has linked periodontal disease to conditions including heart disease and diabetes. The bacteria involved in gum disease can affect your overall health, so treating it protects more than just your teeth it supports your whole-body wellbeing.
Don’t wait for gum disease to progress. If you’ve noticed bleeding, swollen, or receding gums or it’s simply been a while since your last checkup our in-house periodontal team is here to help. Book an appointment with Oshawa Downtown Dental today.