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Until recently,
gum disease treatments
have been invasive and painful. Proper treatment meant either gum surgery to cut and remove affected gums, or extracting teeth and replacing them with
dentures
or
dental implants
.
Dental Implants
Dental implants
have quickly become the standard of care for patients who have lost one or many of their natural teeth. Unlike removable dentures, which rest on the gum line,
dental implants
are a long-term replacement for teeth that have been lost due to gum disease, tooth decay, or injury.
Gum Disease
The daily monotonous task of brushing and flossing your teeth has never been more important in order to avoid
gum disease
and reduce the risks gum disease places on your overall health.
It has been estimated that 75% of Americans have some form of gum disease which can be linked to serious health complications and causes dental problems that are avoidable.
Welcome to the Website of Williamsburg Periodontics
Williamsburg's Successful Periodontal Care
Williamsburg Periodontics is a periodontal practice in Williamsburg, VA. Periodontists are dentists with three years of extended training beyond dental school, preparing them in treating
periodontal
disease and placing dental implants. As a periodontist, Dr. Schroer specializes in prevention, diagnosis and treatment of
periodontal
disease; he is also an expert in the treatment of oral inflammation. The educated dental staff is highly trained to handle all types of dental situations. Everyone at Williamsburg Periodontics aims to provide patients with a friendly, relaxing environment. Williamsburg Periodontics hosts some of the most recent dental technology and provides patients with current research on many
periodontal
subjects such as gum disease and laser treatment.
To learn more about the staff at Williamsburg Periodontics
click here
.
Williamsburg Periodontics Offers Laser Dental Surgery
Excelling in
laser dental surgery
, Dr. Schroer is part of one percent of dental professionals in the country trained in LANAP. The Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure (LANAP) is the only form of
laser dental surgery
cleared by the FDA. It treats gum disease by removing diseased tissue while leaving healthy tissue intact. This
laser dental surgery
is a successful periodontal treatment because it stimulates bone growth, helping patients keep their teeth. LANAP® is the only laser treatment supported by scientific research and patient histological studies.
To learn more about
laser dental surgery
and its success
click here
.
Patient Education on Gums
Specializing in periodontal disease, Dr. Schroer aims to educate patients about their
gums
. Proper dental hygiene and frequent dental visits can help patients prevent infected
gums
. There are many health risks related to gum disease such as heart disease, diabetes, low birth weight, pancreatic cancer and stroke. It has been estimated that 75 percent of Americans have some form of gum disease. Knowing how to care for your
gums
is essential in preventing the onset of gum disease.
To learn more about preserving healthy
gums
check out Williamsburg Periodontics' many different education links such as YouTube videos, blog posts, and the basics on
gum disease symptoms
.
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