Gum Health Is Whole‑Body Health
Biologic periodontal care for patients in North Austin — combining laser therapy, ozone, and microbiome support to treat gum disease at its source, not just its symptoms.
Not all cleanings are the same.
A Biologic Approach to Gum Disease
The mouth is the entry point to the body, and the bacteria behind gum disease don't always stay there. Our approach focuses on restoring balance to the oral microbiome — supporting the good bacteria, reducing the harmful ones, and lowering your risk of the systemic conditions gum disease has been linked to.
Serving patients throughout North Austin who want gum disease treated at its source — not just managed.
Signs You Shouldn't Ignore
If you're noticing any of these, it may be time for more than a routine cleaning.
Bleeding when you brush or floss
Often the earliest, most overlooked sign of inflammation below the gumline.
Receding or tender gums
Can signal bone loss beginning beneath the surface.
Persistent bad breath
A common sign of bacterial imbalance, not just a hygiene issue.
Loose or shifting teeth
A later-stage sign that shouldn't wait for your next routine visit.
Care Matched to the Stage of Disease
Standard Biofilm Cleaning
Routine removal of plaque and biofilm to maintain a healthy baseline.
Deep, Under-the-Tissue Cleaning
Ozone gas disinfection paired with biofilm removal for gums that bleed on probing.
Calculus Removal + Ozone Therapy
Ozone gas and targeted injections to disinfect, increase blood flow, and balance the immune response.
Perio Protect Trays
Custom trays delivering ozone or peroxide gel below the gumline between visits.
Laser Gum Therapy
For patients seeking a more precise, minimally invasive path to healthier gums, we offer Fotona Nd:YAG and Er:YAG laser therapy — technology previously highlighted only on our general biologic dentistry overview, now detailed here where it belongs.
- Disinfects and decontaminates periodontal tissue
- Supports faster, more comfortable healing
- Performed as a minimally invasive complement to standard periodontal therapy
Common Questions
Can gum disease be treated naturally?
Early-stage gum disease responds well to a combination of professional care and supportive habits — oral probiotics, ozone therapy, and consistent home care can meaningfully shift the balance of bacteria in your mouth. More advanced disease still requires professional treatment to prevent bone loss.
Is laser gum treatment painful?
Most patients find laser therapy more comfortable than traditional scaling alone, with less bleeding and faster recovery.
How often will I need Perio Protect trays?
Frequency depends on the severity of your condition — typically short daily sessions, adjusted as your gum health improves.
Ready to Get to the Root of It?
Schedule a comprehensive periodontal evaluation with Dr. Bruno and her team in North Austin.
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