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What happens if I am referred to a periodontist?

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What happens if I am referred to a periodontist?

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You will be given an appointment to have a periodontal examination which may include additional x-ray films to correctly diagnose your problem. Your dentist will consult with the periodontist to make sure he or she has as much of your past dental history as possible. They will communicate closely over your time of treatment and act as a team for 0 of factors. These include the type and severity of the problem, tooth mobility patterns, dental history, medical history, and levels of oral hygiene. In many cases, treatment is divided in stages; however, there are exceptions. The first stage of treatment is generally involved with reducing the levels of infection. At the completion of the initial phase, a period of healing may be allowed for the tissues to respond. This is typically followed by a re-evaluation appointment for further assessment of your initial healing. At that time, you and your periodontist may discuss more advanced therapy, including corrective surgery, if indicated.

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