Periodontal therapy is a specialist field of dentistry focused on treating conditions that affect the gums, bone, and supporting structures of the teeth. Dr Jeremy Vo and Dr Wisam Kamil provide expert care for patients referred by their general dentist or those who require specialist treatment directly.
With over 30 years of combined experience, our specialists manage long-term oral health through:
The most common signs you need periodontal therapy include bleeding gums, noticeable gum recession, persistent bad breath, and loose or shifting teeth. If your general dentist identifies deep gum pockets or bone loss on X-rays, they will likely refer you to a specialist.
You should also seek an assessment if you notice:
Periodontists treat the full spectrum of gum conditions, including gingivitis, chronic and aggressive periodontitis, gum recession, and peri-implant disease. Our specialist team manages these conditions from initial diagnosis through to long-term maintenance.
Periodontists treat gum disease using a staged approach, beginning with non-surgical therapies and progressing to surgical options only when necessary. Treatment is always tailored to the severity of your condition.
Your first visit to our specialist clinic is a 45 to 60 minute assessment, not a treatment appointment. It includes a full clinical examination, diagnostic imaging, and a detailed discussion of your condition.
During this visit, your periodontist will:
Dr Vo is registered with the Dental Board of Australia.
Your first visit is a detailed clinical examination and treatment plan discussion, where several options and scenarios will be presented. You will have the opportunity to discuss any specific concerns that you may have.
Periodontitis (also known as gum disease) results in the progressive destruction of supporting structures of teeth, which includes not only the gums, but additionally the supporting jaw bone.
Dental implants are artificially made teeth that are placed into the jaw that look, feel and perform like natural teeth. They can be used to replace one tooth, several teeth or a whole arch.
A gummy smile refers to a smile with excess display of the gums. This can lead to an unaesthetic smile. One such cause of a gummy smile is when the gums excessively grow over the teeth, leading to the appearance of small teeth.
We offer timely appointments to ensure you receive the care you need when you need it. From endodontics to periodontal therapy, our specialists manage every aspect of your dental health with expertise and comprehensive post-operative support.
Your smile is our priority—experience the difference with our specialist care today.
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