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| • | For an accurate diagnosis your dentist will have to take a full series of x-rays and evaluate the bone support around your implants. |
| • | Then, and this is critically important, your dentist needs to evaluate your gums by taking six measurements per implant with a periodontal probe. |
| • | The instrument is placed between your gum and your dental implant and a measurement is taken in millimeters. Healthy numbers are one, two and three millimeters. Anything greater than three as well as bleeding is a sign of gum disease. |
| • | If your dentist does not take these measurements it is time to find a new dentist. Gum disease is responsible for being the number one cause of implant loss. |
| • | The laser procedure, unlike traditional gum surgery, requires no cutting or amputating of the gums. |
| • | Since the tissue is not amputated nor peeled off the bone, no sutures are needed. |
| • | Patients who have gone through LAPIP treatment usually say that the day after and the week after they only have about a two on the pain scale from one to ten. |
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LAPIP stands for Laser Assisted Peri-Implantitis Procedure and is an alternative to traditional Flap and Osseous surgery for implants.
Amir Sanjabi, DDS