Osseous Surgery

Osseous surgery, sometimes referred to as pocket reduction surgery, refers to a number of different surgeries aimed at gaining access to the tooth roots to remove tartar and disease-causing bacteria. Osseous surgery is a dental procedure that is performed to treat gum disease. It involves removing damaged tissue and reshaping the bone to promote healthy gum growth. LANAP, or Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure, is a minimally invasive laser technology that is often used to perform osseous surgery, resulting in reduced discomfort, faster healing time, and improved outcomes.

Please refer to our LANAP page for more information,

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