Monadnock Perio & Implant Center

At Monadnock Perio and Implant Center, it is our goal to help patients take charge of their oral health and wellness. Additionally, we work with patients who may have imperfections of the smile that they would like to address. One treatment offered at our facility is that of dental crown lengthening for patients in the community of Keene, NH.

At Monadnock Perio and Implant Center, we know how embarrassing it can be to lose one or more teeth. We are also aware of how it can impact one’s oral health, especially when it comes to proper function and the loss of bone. With dental implants, patients can not only replace missing teeth but do so in a way that maintains the natural bone structure and offers a solution that looks and functions like a natural tooth once did. Dental implants are perfect for Keene, NH patients ready for permanent change!

When patients are told that they need a dental extraction, they might feel uneasy about moving forward. There are many situations that can arise in which a patient might need to have one or more teeth removed. Drs. Tae Kwon and Rahul Tase of Monadnock Perio and Implant Center provide this service for new and existing patients of our state-of-the-art dental facility with “absolutely no pain”.

In situations where Keene, NH area patients have experienced gum recession, soft tissue grafting, or gingival grafting, is often recommended. Periodontal disease is a condition that can often cause patients to experience shrinking of the gum tissue. However, this is not the only reason. Other reasons why a patient might experience gum recession include: Natural process of aging Trauma/injury Chronic overbrushing Poor tooth positioning Genetically inherited thin gum tissue Prominent frenum Patients who have the roots of the teeth exposed due to gum recession may often experience discomfort. This is because the roots are sensitive to temperature changes. Eating or drinking hot or cold foods when gum recession is present can contribute to pain and sensitivity. In some instances, the aesthetic appearance of the smile is altered from gum recession. With gingival grafting, patients can restore their smile by covering the exposed tooth root and protecting it from sensitivity, disease, and even cavities.