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How do I heal periodontal pockets, resulting from periodontal disease?

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How do I heal periodontal pockets, resulting from periodontal disease?

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A. The bone loss that occurs during periodontal disease can not be regained, but you can stop it and prevent any further bone loss. Periodontal pocketing can be treated by a in-depth cleaning called Scaling and Root Planing (SRP.) SRP is a special type of cleaning done by a registered dental hygienist. This procedure removes plaque and tarter from beneath the gums on the root surfaces that causes the pocketing. Local anesthetic may be given to reduce discomfort. After SRP, frequent trips to the hygienist may be required to monitor healing.

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