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What Does Flap Surgery Involve?

Flap surgery, or pocket reduction surgery, is a prevalent technique employed in addressing severe gum disease. This procedure entails gently lifting the gums to reach the tooth roots and underlying bone. Our skilled dentists meticulously eliminate tartar, plaque, and any affected tissue before reshaping the bone, as needed. Finally, the gums are repositioned to minimize pocket depth and facilitate the healing process.

The Healing Process After Flap Surgery:

The healing process following flap surgery differs for each individual. Generally, it spans from a few days to a couple of weeks for complete gum recovery. Adhering to our post-operative guidelines is essential for ensuring the best possible outcome. We’ll provide detailed instructions on maintaining proper oral hygiene, dietary limitations, and activities to avoid during this crucial healing phase.

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Affordable Dental Checkups for Gum Health

Are you grappling with advanced gum issues? At Valencia DC, we specialize in professional flap surgery to rejuvenate your gum health and enhance your overall oral wellness. Serving Gilbert, Mesa, and San Tan Valley, our proficient dental team prioritizes safe and cost-effective dental checkups and treatments. Book an appointment now to explore your flap surgery options with us.

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Experience the difference with Valencia DC, where we’re committed to delivering safe and efficient flap surgery procedures tailored to your gum health needs. Contact us today to schedule your appointment and delve into personalized solutions. Join us on your journey to optimal oral health, backed by our affordable dental services in Mesa. Trust us for a healthier smile.

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— Eric G

“Their flap surgery restored my gum health and boosted my confidence. The team was caring and professional throughout the process.”

— Tim D

“The flap surgery I received was a game-changer for my oral health. The staff made me feel comfortable and well-informed every step of the way.”

Frequently Ask Question

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What is flap surgery, and why is it performed?

Flap surgery, also referred to as pocket reduction surgery, is a procedure aimed at treating advanced gum disease. It involves lifting the gums to access the tooth roots and underlying bone, enabling the removal of tartar, plaque, and diseased tissue. Flap surgery becomes necessary when non-surgical treatments fail to effectively address gum disease, especially in cases of significant pocket depth, bone loss, or gum recession.

Is flap surgery painful?

During flap surgery, local anesthesia is administered to numb the treatment area, ensuring a pain-free experience during the procedure. However, minor discomfort or pain may be experienced post-surgery.

How long does it take to recover from flap surgery?

Recovery time post-flap surgery varies among patients, typically spanning from a few days to a couple of weeks for complete gum healing. Adherence to post-operative care instructions provided by your dentist, including proper oral hygiene practices, dietary restrictions, and activity limitations, is crucial for optimal healing.

What are the benefits of flap surgery?

Flap surgery offers numerous benefits for individuals with advanced gum disease. It aids in reducing pocket depth, facilitating improved tooth access and maintenance. Additionally, by eliminating diseased tissue and reshaping bone structures, flap surgery helps prevent further bone loss and encourages gum tissue regeneration.

Are there any risks associated with flap surgery?

Like any surgical procedure, flap surgery carries inherent risks, including infection, bleeding, swelling, or sensitivity in the treated area. However, with thorough preoperative evaluation, precise execution of the surgery, and diligent postoperative care, these risks are minimized.