PERIODONTAL MAINTENANCE - HOUSTON, TX
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Periodontics
The frequency of your periodontal maintenance visits depends on your specific condition and treatment history. Most patients benefit from cleanings every 3 to 4 months, but your periodontist will tailor a schedule based on factors like the severity of your gum disease, how well you've responded to previous treatments, and how quickly plaque returns. Staying committed to excellent oral hygiene at home is essential—but professional maintenance ensures long-term results. At Dr. Friedberg & Associates, we’ll help determine the ideal care plan for you.
Periodontal maintenance is a specialized medical cleaning required every 3–4 months to prevent the return of gum disease. Unlike a regular cleaning, it focuses on deep gum pockets to stop bone loss. Dr. Friedberg & Associates provides this expert care at 9601 Katy Freeway, Suite #360, Houston, TX 77024, serving the Memorial and Spring Branch areas.
Our office is centrally located in West Houston at 9601 Katy Freeway, Suite #360, Houston, TX 77024. We are situated on the westbound side of I-10, making us easily accessible for patients in Memorial, Spring Branch, and the Energy Corridor.
At our Houston periodontal practice, Periodontal Maintenance is a specialized deep cleaning that focuses on the pockets below the gumline to prevent the return of infection. It is essential for patients who have previously undergone scaling and root planing or LANAP laser surgery.
Because oral bacteria can repopulate every 90 days, most patients in the Greater Houston area require periodontal maintenance every 3 to 4 months. Unlike standard 6-month cleanings, this frequent schedule allows Dr. Friedberg to monitor your gum health closely and stop bone loss before it starts.
Periodontal disease is a chronic condition, much like diabetes. Once you have been treated for gum disease, you typically remain on a periodontal maintenance program indefinitely. This ensures your infection remains in remission and protects the investment you’ve made in your oral health or dental implants.