Gum Disease Treatment in Hanwell, W7

Gingivitis, Periodontitis & Deep Cleaning

Gum disease at Hanwell Smiles on Uxbridge Road is assessed properly — pocket depths measured, X-rays taken where needed, and a treatment plan built around the actual severity of your condition, not a generic protocol applied without thought. 

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Gum Disease Treatment in Hanwell

Most Gum Disease Is Manageable. None of It Improves Without Action..

At Hanwell Smiles on Uxbridge Road, we assess gum health at every appointment – measuring the depth of the pockets around your teeth, noting any bleeding, and reviewing bone levels on X-ray. Early treatment delivers better outcomes at lower cost than managing advanced disease.

Gingivitis is reversible — but only if treated

Bleeding gums and swollen gum tissue that responds to professional cleaning and better home care — caught early, it doesn't have to become anything worse

Deep cleaning for periodontitis — under local anaesthetic

When infection has spread below the gum line, root planing removes deposits from the root surface — a thorough, clinical process that creates the conditions for the gum to heal

Long-term maintenance — we build a schedule around your risk level

Gum disease is managed over time. We design maintenance intervals matched to your disease history — not a blanket six-month policy that ignores what we've found

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Denture costs depend on the number of teeth, the type of denture and the materials selected. We confirm the full cost at consultation — before any impressions, before any lab work, and without pressure to decide immediately. 

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What's Included in Your
Gum Disease Treatment

Gum disease treatment at Hanwell Smiles is structured — from diagnosis to the maintenance that keeps the disease under control.

Full Periodontal Assessment

We measure pocket depths around every tooth, record bleeding on probing, assess gum recession and mobility, and review bone levels on X-ray. This baseline maps the severity of your gum disease and tracks progress over time.

Personalised Treatment Plan

We design treatment that matches what we found — not a generic protocol. Scale and polish for gingivitis, deep cleaning for periodontitis, or a combination. All costs and appointments confirmed in advance.

Supragingival Cleaning

Removal of plaque and tartar from all surfaces above the gum line — the starting point for any periodontal treatment programme. This alone reverses gingivitis in many patients when combined with improved home care.

Subgingival Cleaning (Root Planing)

For periodontitis, we clean below the gum line under local anaesthetic, removing deposits from the root surfaces deep within the pockets. This is carried out by quadrant — typically across two to four appointments.

Re-Assessment at 6–8 Weeks

After completing root planing, we remeasure pocket depths and compare them to baseline. This tells us whether the disease has stabilised and determines the maintenance interval going forward.

Maintenance Programme

Gum disease doesn't have a single cure — it's managed over time. We schedule maintenance hygiene appointments at intervals appropriate to your disease history, typically every 3 to 4 months for periodontitis patients.

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Treating the Cause

Root Planing Cleaning Below the Gum

Root planing — also called subgingival debridement — is the primary treatment for periodontitis. It’s carried out under local anaesthetic, one quarter of the mouth at a time. Specialist instruments are used to remove deposits from the root surfaces within the gum pockets — the areas impossible to reach with a standard scale and polish.

Root planing under local anaesthetic — quadrant by quadrant, typically 2–4 appointments

Re-assessment at 6–8 weeks — pocket depths remeasured, response evaluated, maintenance planned

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WHY IT MATTERS

Why Gum Disease Is the Leading Cause of
Tooth Loss in London

Gum disease is almost entirely painless in its early and middle stages. Most patients who develop significant bone loss around their teeth had no idea it was happening — and that’s exactly what makes it dangerous.

Irreversible Bone Loss

Periodontitis destroys the bone and connective tissue that hold teeth in place. Unlike other tissues in the body, this bone does not regenerate naturally once lost. Early treatment stabilises the loss. Late treatment can only manage what remains.

Systemic Health Connection

The research linking periodontal disease to cardiovascular disease, poorly controlled diabetes, and adverse pregnancy outcomes is now well-established. Chronic gum infection creates a state of low-level systemic inflammation — treating it has measurable health benefits beyond the mouth.

Implant Risk

Patients with a history of periodontitis carry a significantly higher risk of peri-implantitis — bacterial infection around an implant that can lead to implant failure. Controlling gum disease before implant placement and maintaining it carefully afterwards is essential.

How Often Should I Have Gum Treatment?

Patients with active or historical periodontitis need maintenance hygiene appointments every 3 to 4 months — not the standard six months recommended for healthy adults. The 3–4 month interval reflects the time it takes for bacteria to re-colonise the pockets after professional cleaning. The frequency is clinical, not commercial.

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Gingivitis (early)

Gingivitis (early) — reversible, scale & polish from £85

Mild periodontitis

deep cleaning, 2 appointments from £245

Moderate–severe

Moderate–severe — 4 quadrant root planing, 3-monthly maintenance · Implant patients — every 3–4 months essential

Common Questions

Questions About Gum Disease

If something isn’t answered here, call us on 020 7096 3325 — we’re always happy to talk things through before you book.

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Early-stage gingivitis is fully reversible with professional cleaning and improved home care. Advanced periodontitis causes irreversible bone loss but can be stabilised — stopping further damage. The sooner it’s treated, the better the outcome.
Bleeding gums when brushing, red or swollen tissue, persistent bad breath, receding gums, and loose teeth in advanced cases. Many patients have significant disease with no noticeable symptoms — regular examinations catch it early.
Scale and polish for early gum disease starts from £85. Deep cleaning (root planing) for periodontitis starts from £245. 
Root planing is carried out under local anaesthetic. You won’t feel pain during the procedure — just pressure and movement. Some soreness in the treated area for a few days afterward is normal and settles quickly.
Scale and polish takes 30 minutes. Root planing is typically done over 2 to 4 appointments treating one quarter at a time. Re-assessment is at 6 to 8 weeks after completion.
Gingivitis is inflammation of the gums — reversible with treatment. Periodontitis is the advanced stage where infection has spread below the gum line and caused permanent bone loss. Periodontitis can be controlled but not reversed.
Yes. Hanwell Smiles is open Saturday and Sat — call 020 7096 3325 to book.

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We’re at 114 Uxbridge Road, right in the heart of Hanwell – a short walk from the Elizabeth line station, with on-street parking nearby. If you’ve been searching for a dentist near me and you’re in W7, Ealing, West Ealing, Southall, or Acton, we’d love to welcome you to Hanwell Smiles.

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