Overview
Healthy Gums, Strong Foundation — for Life
Gum disease can silently damage your smile — from bleeding gums to loose teeth. Our periodontal care helps stop it early with deep cleaning, root planing, and expert monitoring.
Start with a gentle exam. We'll assess your gum health, explain the treatment clearly, and guide you through the right steps to protect your teeth long term.
When You Need It
6 Causes of Periodontal Disease
Plaque and TartarSticky bacterial buildup that hardens over time, irritating gums.
Misaligned TeethCrooked teeth create hard-to-clean areas, trapping bacteria.
Systemic DiseasesConditions like diabetes can lower gum resistance to infection.
Poor Oral HygieneInfrequent brushing and flossing allow bacteria to thrive.
Gum RecessionExposed roots are more prone to decay and bacterial attack.
SmokingWeakens gum tissue and slows healing after infection.
What to Expect
5 Easy Steps to Periodontal Care
- 13D Scan & Smile CheckCapture your current dental condition.
- 2Consultation With DentistReview your teeth shade & whitening goals.
- 3Gum Protection & Gel ApplicationSafe prep before LED treatment.
- 4LED Whitening SessionBrighten teeth with advanced light tech.
- 5Results Review & Aftercare TipsCompare before-after, get care advice.
Periodontal Care & amp Treatment
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Anterior Teeth | ¥ 1,500/Tooth |
| Premolars | ¥ 1,700/Tooth |
| Molar tooth | ¥ 1,980/Tooth |
| Root Canal Retreatment | Extra ¥ 500/Tooth |
| Thermal Root Canal Filling | Extra ¥ 500/Tooth |
| Incision and Drainage of Abscess | ¥ 200/Session |
| Periodontal Flap Surgery | ¥ 1,200/Tooth |
| Apicoectomy (Root-End Surgery) | ¥ 3,000/Session |
* Prices are indicative. Your dentist will provide a full itemised quote before proceeding.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Periodontal Care
in Singapore
Periodontal disease is an infection of the gums and surrounding structures caused by plaque and tartar buildup. If left untreated, it can lead to tooth loss.
Common signs include bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, gum recession, loose teeth, and sensitivity.
Most treatments like deep cleaning or scaling are done under local anesthesia. Discomfort is minimal and temporary.
This depends on your gum health. Some patients require maintenance every 3–4 months to keep the condition under control.
While advanced periodontal disease can?t always be fully reversed, early treatment and proper care can stop its progression and restore gum health.