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Managing Gum Disease Before Dental Implants — David Gwyer

Writer: David Gwyer
David Gwyer
Jan 9
1 min read

Introduction

Healthy gums are essential for dental implants. Untreated gum disease can compromise implant success.


1. Effects of Gum Disease on Implants

  • Increases risk of infection and implant failure

  • Reduces bone support

  • Affects aesthetics and healing


2. Pre-Implant Gum Treatment

  • Scaling and root planing

  • Periodontal surgery if required

  • Ongoing hygiene and maintenance


David Gwyer ensures gums are healthy before implant placement, enhancing long-term outcomes.


Conclusion

Treating gum disease prior to implant surgery is crucial. Healthy gums support implant integration, longevity, and overall oral health.

 
 
 

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