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All Procedures
Restorative
Gum Disease Treatment
Treat and reverse gum disease before it threatens your teeth and health
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Patients typically save up to 70% compared to equivalent US dental costs
What is Gum Disease Treatment?
Gum disease (periodontitis) is a serious infection that damages the gums and bone supporting your teeth — and it's linked to heart disease, diabetes, and other systemic conditions. In its early stage (gingivitis), it's easily reversible. Advanced cases require deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) or surgical intervention. Treating gum disease in Costa Rica means world-class periodontal care at a fraction of US prices.
Key Benefits
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Prevent tooth loss caused by gum disease
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Surgical treatment for advanced cases
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Eliminate bleeding gums, bad breath, and discomfort
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Reduce systemic health risks linked to periodontal disease
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Deep cleaning (scaling & root planing) available
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Long-term monitoring and maintenance planning
Ready to Get Started?
Get a free, no-obligation quote for your Dental
Crowns treatment in Costa Rica.
Estimated savings vs. US prices
70%
Results vary by case. Contact us for a
personalized quote.
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Free consultation included
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No commitment required
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English-speaking coordinators
How It Works
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Periodontal Assessment
We measure gum pocket depths and take X-rays to assess bone levels.
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Deep Cleaning (Scaling & Root Planing)
Plaque and tartar below the gumline are removed and root surfaces smoothed to allow healing.
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Antibiotic Therapy
Local or systemic antibiotics may be placed to eliminate remaining bacteria.
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Re-evaluation
We reassess healing and determine if surgical treatment is needed for advanced cases.
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Maintenance Plan
A personalized maintenance schedule helps keep gum disease in remission.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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