Why Expressions Dental?

We provide Sedation dental options
We provide BOTOX treatments for headaches, TMJ and to reduce wrinkles
You receive a personalized Experience
We provide customized Treatment Options
We give comprehensive dental services in one location
We do direct billing to insurance companies
We are a family oriented dental clinic
We focus on patient’s care & satisfaction
We have convenient appointment times
We have dedicated & friendly dental staff
We provide non-judgmental diagnosis & treatment
We maintain computerized digital Record keeping for enhanced security
We give same day emergency dental appointments
We offer financing & payment options
We are conveniently located in the NW Calgary

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Periodontal Dental Care Calgary

 

At Expressions DentalTM Clinic, our general dentists are dedicated to delivering you oral health services like periodontal treatment in Calgary NW and looking after your overall dental hygiene. If you have active periodontal disease, the typical routines of home care, such as teeth brushing and daily dental hygiene- may not be sufficient enough, as those methods generally focus on areas of the tooth, which are above the gum-line and slightly below. You may need periodontal treatment in such case.

However with root planning procedures and regular scaling, our dental hygienists can remove the build-up of plaque, bacterial toxins, and tartar from tooth surfaces below the gum line, which are the areas that general home care practices are unable to reach.

What is Periodontal Disease?

It is among the most common dental issues and one of the vital reasons for tooth loss in adults. Two types of periodontal disease – gingivitis and Periodontitis, are infections of the gum and bone that surround the teeth and keep them in place. Basically, Periodontitis is an advanced form of ‘Gingivitis.’ The good news is that if the infections are identified in the early stages, they are almost always treatable and preventable and may not require periodontal treatment; you just have to do daily brushing, flossing and regular dental hygiene visits and checkups at your dental clinic.

What are the symptoms of periodontal disease?

Periodontal disease is usually painless and hard to detect in its early stage, which is why it is so vital to have regular checkups with our general dentist in Calgary NW to identify if you have a periodontal disease. There are, however, some symptoms which can help detect possible infection:

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In addition to your periodontal cleaning and evaluation, your appointment with our general dentists will usually include:

If you feel you may have Periodontal Disease and want to have periodontal treatment in Calgary NW., do not hesitate to contact us at +1 (403) 252 7733 to book your appointment. In certain cases, you may be referred to a Periodontist who is a gum specialist.

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What's New in Periodontal Care

October 2026

Research published in the Journal of Clinical Periodontology has reinforced the link between untreated gum disease and increased cardiovascular risk, finding that patients who received professional periodontal therapy showed measurable reductions in systemic inflammation markers. This means treating gum disease may benefit more than just your mouth — it could support your overall heart health as well. Talk to your dental team about how a periodontal assessment fits into your broader health picture.

September 2026

Laser-assisted periodontal therapy continues to gain clinical support, with studies in the Journal of Periodontology documenting that certain laser treatments can effectively reduce harmful bacteria below the gumline while preserving healthy tissue. This approach tends to involve less discomfort and shorter recovery times compared to traditional gum surgery for eligible patients. Your periodontist can help determine whether laser therapy is an appropriate option for your level of gum disease.