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Gum Disease Treatment in Macclesfield – Fence House Dental

Expert Gum Disease Care Near You

At Fence House Dental in Macclesfield, we provide specialist gum disease treatment to help you maintain healthy teeth and gums for life. Gum disease is one of the most common dental problems in the UK, yet many people don’t realise they have it until it becomes advanced.

Our friendly team of dentists and hygienists are experienced in diagnosing, preventing, and treating gum disease, offering gentle and effective care in a calm, modern clinic.

What Is Gum Disease?

Gum disease (periodontal disease) is caused by a build-up of plaque and bacteria around the teeth. If left untreated, it can progress from mild irritation (gingivitis) to severe infection (periodontitis), leading to gum recession, bone loss, and even tooth loss.

Common Signs of Gum Disease

Causes of Gum Disease

The main cause of gum disease is poor oral hygiene, which allows plaque and tartar to build up. Other contributing factors include:

Gum Disease Treatment at Fence House Dental

We believe in personalised care for every patient. After a thorough assessment, we’ll create a tailored plan to restore and protect your gum health.

Our Treatments May Include:

Professional cleaning (scale and polish)

Removes plaque and tartar build-up

Deep cleaning (scaling & root planing)

Cleans under the gumline to reduce infection

Specialist gum treatment

For advanced cases of periodontitis

Lifestyle advice

Support with diet, smoking cessation, and home care routines

Regular maintenance visits

Prevent gum disease from returning

We also use dental X-rays to monitor bone health around your teeth, ensuring any hidden problems are caught early.

Why Choose Fence House Dental for Gum Disease Treatment?

Book Your Gum Disease Consultation

Don’t let gum disease affect your smile or overall health. At Fence House Dental, we make gum care simple, effective, and stress-free.

Join hundreds of patients across Cheshire who have already chosen Gum Disease Treatment at Fence House Dental – and take the first step towards your perfect smile.

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Book your FREE smile consultation today and receive complimentary teeth whitening worth £375 upon completion of your treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions About Gum Disease

The best treatment depends on how advanced the gum disease is. In early stages (gingivitis), a professional scale and polish combined with good oral hygiene can reverse the problem. For more advanced stages (periodontitis), deep cleaning, root planing, and ongoing maintenance are usually required. At Fence House Dental in Macclesfield, we create a personalised plan to protect your gums and teeth.

Yes, gingivitis (the first stage of gum disease) is fully reversible with professional treatment and good home care. However, advanced gum disease (periodontitis) cannot be reversed, but it can be successfully managed to stop it from getting worse.

Signs of gum disease include bleeding when brushing, swollen or tender gums, bad breath, receding gums, and loose teeth. Many people don’t notice symptoms until the disease is more advanced, which is why regular dental check-ups are essential.

Yes. If gum disease is left untreated, it can damage the supporting bone around your teeth, eventually leading to tooth loosening and loss. Early treatment is the best way to prevent this.

Most gum treatments are not painful. Routine cleaning is comfortable, and for deeper treatments we can use local anaesthetic or sedation to ensure you feel relaxed and pain-free.

The cost varies depending on how severe the gum disease is and which treatments are needed. At Fence House Dental, we provide a clear, tailored quote after your consultation, so you always know the cost before treatment begins.

Yes. Research shows gum disease is linked to other health conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and stroke. Looking after your gums is not only important for your smile, but also for your overall health.

The best way to prevent gum disease is by brushing twice a day, cleaning between your teeth daily with floss or interdental brushes, attending regular dental check-ups, and booking professional hygiene appointments. Avoiding smoking and maintaining a healthy diet also lowers your risk.