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Bleeding Gums Treatment
Deep Cleaning (SRP)
Medicaid & CareSource accepted
Watch Dr. Rai explain
- Why do my gums bleed when I floss?0:37
- The quickest way to check for gum disease0:53
- If the backs of your teeth aren't smooth0:32
- Is brushing once a day enough?3:26
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Who it’s for
- Gums that bleed when you brush or floss
- Bad breath that won't go away
- Gums pulling away from your teeth
What happens
- We numb one side of your mouth at a time.
- We clear hardened buildup off the roots, below the gumline.
- We smooth the root so the gum can tighten back against the tooth.
- Usually two visits, then a recheck in a few months to measure healing.
Does it hurt?
The area is fully numbed. Most people are surprised how little they feel. Gums are tender for a day or two.
Cost & coverage
We specialize in Medicaid dental care and accept CareSource, Molina, Humana Healthy Horizons and Buckeye Health Plan. Coverage depends on your plan, so call (937) 550-4435 and we'll check it before your visit. No insurance? You're welcome here too: the cash price is below.
Starting at $140 cash (regular cleaning $100)
Questions people ask
Why do my gums bleed when I brush?
Bleeding is usually the first sign of gum disease, and often the only warning you get.
Is this the same as a regular cleaning?
No. A regular cleaning works above the gumline. A deep cleaning treats disease below it, where a normal cleaning can't reach.
Is gum disease serious?
It's the top reason adults lose teeth. Caught early, it's very manageable.
Is brushing once a day enough?
The goal is removing plaque before it hardens into tartar. Dr. Rai's video explains why twice matters.
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Questions? Call us.
(937) 550-4435Walk-ins welcome Mon–Fri 8–5 and Sat 9–3. We’re here when you’re ready.