Welcome to REGEN Periodontics & Dental Implant Center, where we are committed to providing precise, conservative periodontal care through advanced technology and specialized expertise. As part of our dedication to preserving natural dentition whenever possible, we have incorporated the PerioView periodontal endoscope to enhance visualization and improve the effectiveness of periodontal therapy.
Periodontal endoscopy allows our board-certified periodontists and clinical team to directly visualize root surfaces deep within periodontal pockets. This advanced capability enables more precise identification and removal of subgingival calculus and diseased tissue, helping us deliver more thorough and effective treatment while supporting a minimally invasive approach.
Now, let’s explore how PerioView enhances periodontal treatment and supports long-term oral health.
Understanding the Role of Visualization in Periodontal Treatment
Periodontal disease is caused by bacterial accumulation beneath the gumline, leading to inflammation, bone loss, and potential tooth loss if left untreated. Effective treatment requires thorough removal of plaque and calculus from the root surface. However, because periodontal pockets are not directly visible during conventional treatment, complete removal of subgingival deposits can be challenging in certain areas.
The periodontal endoscope addresses this limitation by providing illuminated, magnified visualization inside the periodontal pocket. Using a fine fiber-optic camera, this technology allows our clinicians to directly examine root surfaces and confirm the removal of calculus and diseased tissue with greater precision.
This enhanced visualization supports more accurate diagnosis, improved treatment effectiveness, and better long-term stability.
Endoscope-Assisted Non-Surgical Periodontal Therapy
When used in conjunction with scaling and root planing, PerioView allows for direct visualization of the root surface during treatment. This enables more precise removal of subgingival deposits that may otherwise be difficult to detect through conventional methods alone.
For appropriately selected patients, this minimally invasive approach may improve treatment outcomes and, in some cases, reduce the need for surgical intervention. This supports our commitment to providing conservative care focused on preserving natural teeth whenever possible.
Use of Periodontal Endoscopy During Periodontal Surgical Treatment
Periodontal endoscopy may also be used during periodontal surgical procedures to enhance visualization of complex or difficult-to-access areas. This allows for confirmation of complete calculus removal and improves treatment precision, supporting optimal healing and long-term periodontal stability.
By enhancing visualization during both non-surgical and surgical therapy, the periodontal endoscope helps ensure the highest level of treatment accuracy and effectiveness.
Benefits of Periodontal Endoscopic Therapy
Periodontal endoscopic therapy offers several important advantages, including:
Enhanced visualization of root surfaces within periodontal pockets
More precise and thorough removal of subgingival calculus
Improved effectiveness of scaling and root planing
Support for minimally invasive periodontal treatment
Enhanced precision during periodontal surgical procedures
Improved long-term periodontal stability
Support for preservation of natural dentition
Advanced Periodontal Care Through Periodontal Endoscopy
At REGEN Periodontics & Dental Implant Center, we are committed to utilizing advanced technologies such as periodontal endoscopy to enhance treatment precision and improve patient outcomes. By incorporating periodontal endoscopic therapy into our treatment protocols, we are able to deliver highly precise, conservative periodontal care while maintaining our focus on preserving our patients’ natural teeth.
Our experienced clinical team carefully evaluates each patient’s condition and determines whether periodontal endoscopy may be beneficial as part of an individualized treatment plan.
Contact REGEN Periodontics & Dental Implant Center to schedule a consultation and learn how periodontal endoscopy can help protect your oral health and support long-term periodontal stability.