Pocket Reduction & Bone Stabilization
Surgical cleaning and reshaping of the damaged bone around the tooth roots to reduce deep gum pockets, making them easier to clean.
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Pocket Reduction Surgery (Flap Surgery, Osseous Surgery) is a modern dental procedure designed to improve patient comfort, enhance clinical accuracy, and support long‑term oral health. At our practice, we use advanced technology and evidence‑based techniques to ensure every patient receives safe, predictable, and high‑quality care.
- Helps control or reverse gum disease to protect teeth and bone
- Reduces bleeding, swelling, and tenderness of the gums
- Lowers the risk of tooth loss related to advanced periodontal disease
- May improve overall health, as gum disease has been linked to systemic conditions
- Creates a healthier foundation for future dental work
- A comprehensive periodontal evaluation is performed, including measuring pocket depths and reviewing X-rays.
- A personalized plan for Pocket Reduction Surgery is created based on the severity of gum and bone changes.
- Deep cleaning, medications, surgical, or regenerative procedures are carried out as needed.
- You receive guidance on home care and tools to better clean around teeth and gums.
- Follow-up visits help monitor healing and keep gum health stable over time.
- Focused expertise in diagnosing and treating gum and bone conditions
- Use of advanced instruments and techniques to improve comfort and outcomes
- Personalized plans that may combine non-surgical and surgical options
- Ongoing support and education to help you maintain your results
- Collaboration with your general dentist and medical team when appropriate
Is pocket reduction surgery uncomfortable?
We use numbing and gentle techniques to keep you as comfortable as possible, and we can discuss options if you feel anxious.
Can gum disease be cured?
Early stages can often be reversed with treatment and improved home care. More advanced disease can be controlled and managed over time.
Will I lose my teeth?
The goal of periodontal care is to help you keep your teeth whenever possible by stabilizing the supporting tissues.
How often will I need maintenance visits?
Many patients with a history of gum disease benefit from more frequent cleanings, such as every 3–4 months.
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