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What Do Periodontal Pocket Numbers Mean?

Periodontal pocket numbers measure, in millimeters, the depth of the space between the edge of your gum tissue and the point where it attaches around each tooth. These measurements help your dental team evaluate your gum health and determine whether you could benefit from specialized periodontal services. Located in Seattle, WA, Pacific Northwest Periodontics provides care for gum disease and other dental conditions. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both board-certified periodontists. Dr. Rapoport completed three years of specialized periodontal and implant training at the University of Washington, while Dr. Di Gianfilippo earned a Master of… More

Gum Health and Total Body Wellness: Why the Connection Matters

Periodontal pocket numbers measure, in millimeters, the depth of the space between the edge of your gum tissue and the point where it attaches around each tooth. These measurements help your dental team evaluate your gum health and determine whether you could benefit from specialized periodontal services. Located in Seattle, WA, Pacific Northwest Periodontics provides care for gum disease and other dental conditions. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both board-certified periodontists. Dr. Rapoport completed three years of specialized periodontal and implant training at the University of Washington, while Dr. Di Gianfilippo earned a Master of… More

Tooth Loss to Total Transformation: Benefits of Full-Arch Solutions

Periodontal pocket numbers measure, in millimeters, the depth of the space between the edge of your gum tissue and the point where it attaches around each tooth. These measurements help your dental team evaluate your gum health and determine whether you could benefit from specialized periodontal services. Located in Seattle, WA, Pacific Northwest Periodontics provides care for gum disease and other dental conditions. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both board-certified periodontists. Dr. Rapoport completed three years of specialized periodontal and implant training at the University of Washington, while Dr. Di Gianfilippo earned a Master of… More

The Benefits Of Modern Tooth Replacement Options

Periodontal pocket numbers measure, in millimeters, the depth of the space between the edge of your gum tissue and the point where it attaches around each tooth. These measurements help your dental team evaluate your gum health and determine whether you could benefit from specialized periodontal services. Located in Seattle, WA, Pacific Northwest Periodontics provides care for gum disease and other dental conditions. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both board-certified periodontists. Dr. Rapoport completed three years of specialized periodontal and implant training at the University of Washington, while Dr. Di Gianfilippo earned a Master of… More

Is Your Jawbone Ready for Implants? Understanding Bone Density and Grafting

Periodontal pocket numbers measure, in millimeters, the depth of the space between the edge of your gum tissue and the point where it attaches around each tooth. These measurements help your dental team evaluate your gum health and determine whether you could benefit from specialized periodontal services. Located in Seattle, WA, Pacific Northwest Periodontics provides care for gum disease and other dental conditions. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both board-certified periodontists. Dr. Rapoport completed three years of specialized periodontal and implant training at the University of Washington, while Dr. Di Gianfilippo earned a Master of… More

Is Your Jawbone Ready for Implants? Understanding Bone Density and Grafting

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