LEESON DENTAL CLINIC
Treatments

Gum health.

Healthy gums keep teeth in place and are the foundation for lasting implants and crowns. Dr Rory Nolan assesses and treats gum disease at every stage.

Signs of gum disease

Gum disease often develops quietly. Come and see us if you notice:

  • Gums that bleed when you brush
  • Persistent bad breath
  • Receding gums
  • Teeth that feel loose or have moved

Caught early, gum disease is very treatable.

How we help

  • Periodontal assessment and treatment
  • Regenerative periodontal therapy
  • Periodontal plastic surgery
  • Aesthetic implants in the smile zone

What to expect

  1. Measuring your gum healthA detailed periodontal assessment measures the gum around every tooth, with X-rays where needed.
  2. TreatmentA plan to bring the disease under control, from thorough deep cleaning to regenerative or surgical treatment where needed.
  3. Keeping it stableRegular maintenance visits keep your gums healthy over the long term.

Gum health and general health

Dr Nolan has a particular interest in the link between gum disease and general health, and in regenerative and aesthetic treatments that rebuild lost support around teeth and implants.

Questions patients ask

Is gum disease treatable?

Yes. Caught early, gum disease is very treatable, and more advanced cases can often be stabilised with focused periodontal care.

Do I need gum treatment before implants or crowns?

Healthy gums are the foundation for lasting implants and crowns, so we assess them at every examination and treat any gum disease first.

Who treats gum disease at the clinic?

Dr Rory Nolan, whose practice is limited to periodontics and who is a Fellow in Periodontology of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

More treatments

Other treatments.

Every treatment at No. 91 is led by the clinician whose practice is focused on it.

  • Irish Dental Association
  • Irish Society of Periodontology
  • Irish Dental Association
  • Irish Society of Periodontology
  • Irish Dental Association
  • Irish Society of Periodontology