How is a periodontic abscess typically treated?

Curettage: ..Or deep cleaning is often used. If the periodontal status of the tooth or teeth is hopeless, extraction may be indicated. Antibiotics are sometimes helpful but addressing the underlying cause of the infection is essential. Get it looked at asap.

Curettage: Your dentist will remove the inflamed tissue and drainage of the abscess will give you relief. The periodontal pocket , any hard tooth deposits, and pus is is removed this way. The area is irrigated, sometimes with anti-microbial solution, and you will be given home care instructions. You will also be placed on antibiotics.

Laser: We use a nd/yag laser for most of our periodontal treatment, including treating abscesses and periodontal swellings. No flaps or stitches, rapid healing, and an excellent tissue response.