Expert gum disease treatment in Los Angeles. Our experienced periodontists treat periodontal disease to prevent tooth loss. Don’t let bleeding gums worsen. Call 323-933-4444 today to schedule your consultation at Personal Dental Office.
Gum Disease Treatment Los Angeles
For Fresh Breath and a Healthy Mouth
- Regular checkups can prevent gum disease
- Clean teeth and healthy gums
- Whiter smile
- Prevent cavities
- Reduce teeth sensitivity
- Freshen breath
Accepting New Patients – Short Notice Emergency Visits Available
We are warmly welcoming new patients to our practice and make every effort to schedule dental emergencies as soon as possible.
A trip to our dental office will be a source of serenity, not anxiety.
Here’s how Personal Dental Office delivers an unparalleled experience.
Accepting New Patients – Short Notice Emergency Visits Available
We are warmly welcoming new patients to our practice and make every effort to schedule dental emergencies as soon as possible.
Flexible Payment Options
Transparent Pricing
We always focus on clearly communicating the cost of treatments and your co-pay amounts when using insurance.
No Insurance, No Problem
Many of our patients pay out of pocket with cash, credit card, debit etc. We also offer third party financing.
Covered By Most Insurance Plans
Many of our services are fully or partially covered by popular insurance plans. We’re happy to help you with your claim.
Advanced Technology for Better Care
- CEREC: Get same-day crowns and veneers—no temporaries, no extra visits.
- 3D Printers: Custom dental solutions crafted in-office for faster, precise treatment.
- In-House Lab: High-quality restorations made on-site for quicker, tailored results.
- CT Scan: A 3D view of your oral health for accurate diagnosis and precision care.
- Digital X-Ray: Safer, faster imaging with less radiation for instant, clear diagnostics.
- iTero: Mess-free digital scans for perfectly fitting aligners, crowns, and more.
- Laser Dentistry: Experience precise, painless treatment with minimal discomfort and faster healing.
- Intraoral Camera: See what your dentist sees with high-resolution images for better understanding and care.
- VELscope: Early oral cancer detection with advanced fluorescence technology.
- DIAGNOdent: Catch cavities before they form with painless, laser-based detection.
- Soft Tissue Laser: Quick, precise gum treatments with little to no bleeding or discomfort.
- Air Abrasion: Drill-free, pain-free cavity removal using a fine mist of particles.
- Digital Smile Design: Preview your perfect smile with advanced imaging before treatment begins.
We’re Happy to Help Anxious Patients!
We understand that going to the dentist can be uncomfortable. In addition to use advanced technology and gentle techniques, our experienced team of general dentists and specialists offer full range of sedation solutions to make your visit more comfortable.
Oral Sedation
Experience a stress-free dental visit with our oral sedation options. Ideal for patients who experience anxiety or discomfort during dental procedures.
General Anesthesia
Ensure a comfortable and anxiety-free dental experience with our general anesthesia options. Suitable for extensive treatments or dental anxiety.
IV Sedation
Undergo dental procedures without anxiety with our IV sedation options. Perfect for patients who experience dental fear or require extensive treatments.
Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)
Ease your dental anxiety with nitrous oxide sedation. Safe, effective, and quick to wear off, it’s ideal for a stress-free dental visit.
Comprehensive Dentistry Under One Roof
Most dental offices have to refer out for specialty care or complex cases, not us! At Select Dental & Orthodontics we have in-house specialists so that you can get all of your dental needs taken care of under one roof, with a team of professionals you are comfortable with.
Our team includes:
- General Dentists – for all of your general and cosmetic needs
- Hygienists – for cleanings, polishing, and overall oral hygiene
- Endodontists – for root canals and other issues inside of the teeth
- Orthodontists – for braces, retainers, and clear aligners
- Oral Surgeons – for complex extractions, jaw surgery, grafting, and more
- Periodontists – for implants, gum grafts, and more
Gum Disease Treatment Los Angeles
Taking care of your gums is an essential part of your oral hygiene. Gum care starts at home, with a daily hygiene routine that includes flossing to clean below the gum line. Your dentist and hygienist will monitor the health of your gums and can recommend the best gum disease treatment options if they detect signs of inflammation or periodontal (gum) disease.
What is Periodontal (Gum) Disease?
Gum disease is a progressive disease that breaks down the gum tissue and bone surrounding your teeth. It is caused by bacteria in plaque and dental calculus. If left untreated, gum disease can lead to tooth loss and contribute to other systemic health problems, including diabetes, cardiovascular disease and dementia.
According to the Canadian Dental Association, 7 in 10 adults will experience gum disease in their lifetime. The good news is gum disease is preventable and can be reversed if it’s caught early enough.
If it’s been more than 6 months since your last professional cleaning, request an appointment today!
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Early Signs of Gum Disease (Gingivitis)
Signs of early gum disease, or gingivitis, include red, swollen gums. Your gums may also be tender or bleeding. It’s important to note that gum disease is often a silent disease – many people don’t notice any symptoms until it’s in its more advanced stages.
Symptoms of periodontal (gum) disease:
- Red, swollen or sore gums
- Receding gums
- Bad breath
- Pain when chewing
- Loose or sensitive teeth
You can treat gingivitis at home by eating a healthy diet, brushing your teeth at least twice a day and flossing daily. This will help reduce harmful bacteria in your mouth and give your gums a chance to recover.
Although you can brush away plaque, calculus (hardened plaque) can only be removed by your dental hygienist. Be sure to keep up with regular professional dental cleanings to keep hard-to-reach areas free of bacteria. Most people should get their teeth professionally cleaned at least every six months. Your hygienist may recommend more frequent cleanings depending on the condition of your teeth and gums.
If it’s been more than 6 months since your last professional cleaning, request an appointment today!
Prophylaxis: Professional Teeth Cleaning in Los Angeles
Prophylaxis, more commonly known as a professional teeth cleaning, is an essential procedure that thoroughly cleans both the teeth and gums. It plays a vital role in preventing and treating gum disease such as gingivitis and periodontitis, while also helping you maintain a healthy, confident smile.
Why Is Prophylaxis Important?
Removal of Plaque and Tartar
Even with proper brushing and flossing at home, it is nearly impossible to remove all plaque and tartar buildup. Over time, this buildup (also called calculus) can collect around the gum line, leading to serious dental complications. Only a professional hygienist or dental specialist can remove these deposits safely using specialized instruments.
Brighter, Healthier Smiles
Stains and discoloration are common concerns for patients who want a bright, aesthetic smile. Prophylaxis treatments help polish teeth and remove surface stains, leaving your smile looking healthier and more refreshed.
Fresher Breath
Halitosis (bad breath) is often a sign of gum infection or trapped food debris. Prophylaxis helps eliminate odor-causing bacteria and buildup that brushing and flossing alone cannot reach, restoring fresh breath and healthier gums.
How Often Should You Get a Professional Cleaning?
At Personal Dental Office, we recommend routine prophylaxis cleanings every six months (twice a year) for most patients. For those with periodontal concerns or advancing gum disease, cleanings may be recommended three to four times a year. Because gum disease cannot be reversed once it progresses, consistent preventative care and good oral hygiene practices are key to maintaining long-term oral health.
All prophylaxis cleanings are performed in-house by our skilled dentists and hygienists, using state-of-the-art equipment to ensure safe and effective treatment.
Looking for the best cosmetic dentist in Los Angeles? Schedule your teeth cleaning with Personal Dental Office today and take the next step toward a healthier smile.
Our Philosophy
We understand that many folks have had bad experiences going to the dentist. That’s why everything we do is centered around what is best for you, the patient. Not only do we offer a full suite of general, cosmetic, surgical, and orthodontic dental care from GP’s and specialists, we also offer multiple solutions for patients who have dental anxiety.
To ensure you have an amazing experience, we invest in industry leading technology, offer a wide variety of amenities, and accept popular insurance plans. For those paying out of pocket, we accept common forms of payment like cash, credit, and debit. We also accept 3rd party financing so that high quality dental care is accessible to all.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the symptoms of gum disease?
Common symptoms of gum disease include red, swollen, or bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, receding gums, and loose or sensitive teeth.
How is gum disease diagnosed?
Gum disease is diagnosed through a dental examination, which includes checking your gums for signs of inflammation, measuring the depth of pockets around your teeth, and taking dental X-rays to assess bone loss.
Is gum disease reversible?
Gingivitis, the early stage of gum disease, is reversible with proper oral hygiene and professional treatment. However, periodontitis, the advanced stage, can only be managed to prevent further damage.
What treatments are available for gum disease?
Treatments for gum disease include professional dental cleanings, scaling and root planing (deep cleaning), antibiotics, and surgical procedures such as flap surgery, bone grafts, and tissue grafts.






