A periodontist is someone who has specialized skills in dealing with periodontal disease. This covers diagnosis, treatment and also prevention of the disease. A periodontist is also good at treating oral inflammation and placing dental implants.
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The job and salary reports don't separate out the dental hygienists working for a periodontist. Dental hygienists earn anywhere from $52,630 per year to $84,230 with the median annual salary being $68,770.
One can find information about locating a Dental Specialist on the Local website. One can enter their location and type of Specialist that they are looking for to search.
If you have gum disease, you should see a periodontist, a dental specialist focused on the diagnosis and treatment of gum diseases. They can provide comprehensive care, including deep cleanings, scaling and root planing, and other advanced treatments. Additionally, your general dentist can also help manage gum disease and may refer you to a periodontist if specialized treatment is needed. Regular dental check-ups are essential for prevention and early intervention.
I think pyorrhea is the disease, a periodontist is the type of dentist that treats it. My father had it and it seems to be genetic.
"General Dentist" refers to a dentist that has not limited his/her practice to any of the dental specialties. The specialties include oral surgeon, endodontist (root canal specialist), periodontist (gums specialist), pedodontist(children's dentist), orthodontist (straightens crooked teeth), prosthodontist (crown & bridge, denture specialist), and oral pathologist. A general dentist is trained to and can legally perform any dental procedure. Specialists on the other hand are dentists who have additional training in their specialty, and typically are limited to performing procedures within that specialty.
A periodontist is a dentist who has received additional professional training and specializes in the treatment of gum diseases.
Yes, a periodontist is an actual doctor. They are dental specialists who have completed a dental degree (DDS or DMD) followed by additional training in periodontology, focusing on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of periodontal (gum) disease and related conditions. Periodontists are also qualified to perform surgical procedures related to the gums and supporting structures of the teeth.
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It depends in which city you live in. There are usually just a very few of them, and the best person who can give you a reference is your dentist. If your own dentist doesn't know, ask another dentist.
The word periodontist in German would be (if it is a male) (der) Periodontist and (if it is a female) (die) Periodontistin.
my insurance did not cover it, but I heard that if you see a professional in gum disease "periodontist" then it might cover it. I am going to search for one myself.