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re: Cost of dental deep cleaning
Posted on 8/14/20 at 11:42 am to doublecutter
Posted on 8/14/20 at 11:42 am to doublecutter
Most responses in this thread are shitty takes.
"Deep cleaning" is the more general and understandable term for a procedure called scaling and root planing. This is to treat periodontal disease. This is NOT the same "prophy" cleaning your insurance covers twice a year.
The person that got the incisions, flaps, and sutures to the gums had an even more in depth cleaning called surgical scaling and root planing, a different, more expensive procedure.
And, if your getting a surgical scaling and root planing, don't go to the "best" oral surgeon in the state. Go to a periodontist. I doubt ANY oral surgeon is doing scaling and root planing, much less the "best" in the state.
"Deep cleaning" is the more general and understandable term for a procedure called scaling and root planing. This is to treat periodontal disease. This is NOT the same "prophy" cleaning your insurance covers twice a year.
The person that got the incisions, flaps, and sutures to the gums had an even more in depth cleaning called surgical scaling and root planing, a different, more expensive procedure.
And, if your getting a surgical scaling and root planing, don't go to the "best" oral surgeon in the state. Go to a periodontist. I doubt ANY oral surgeon is doing scaling and root planing, much less the "best" in the state.
Posted on 8/14/20 at 12:01 pm to Tigershatebama
quote:Periodontist and Oral Surgeon, more perio now as he approaches retirement. He's done it all as far as perio, maxillo/facial, oral surg over the last 30 years. Just in last 2 years took on a young partner to eventually take over the practice.
And, if your getting a surgical scaling and root planing, don't go to the "best" oral surgeon in the state. Go to a periodontist. I doubt ANY oral surgeon is doing scaling and root planing, much less the "best" in the state.
Posted on 8/15/20 at 9:18 am to Tigershatebama
The responses in here from people who have no idea what srp is yet think they have the answer to the op’s question is comical. Same people who act like virologists when it comes to Covid and call people idiots for not believing them.
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