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Gentle Dental Attleboro

1144 Newport Ave.
Attleboro, MA 02703

Dental Office Hours

Monday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED
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Parking lot on-site. MBTA commuter rail is accessible via South Attleboro station.

Gentle Dental Attleboro

1144 Newport Ave.
Attleboro, MA 02703

Dental Office Hours

Monday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED

More Information

Parking lot on-site. MBTA commuter rail is accessible via South Attleboro station.

Gentle Dental Attleboro Reviews

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    Hans Hanner

    Attleboro

    My family has been going to Gentle Dental for the last year and we're just happy all around. The front desk staff is hilarious and friendly. The dental technicians are super helpful and get you set up for the doctor super fast. DR. Joe is crazy fast and mostly pain free. Cleaning, planing, fillings and braces so far and we'll keep going back. One of the best dental practices in the area for sure.

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    Bob R

    Attleboro

    Pleasant waiting area. The staff was friendly and able to get paperwork done promptly. Also the staff kept me informed as to what & Y they were doing. The dentist Dr Joe was even more informative as to what was happening to my dentures and the inside of my mouth. He knew immediately that I was not doing All the things he suggested on my last visit! Over all as has been my experience over the past 20 years.Gentle Dental Attleboro has provided me the Best and most knowledgeable experience! Thank you to the Staff and Dr Joe!

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    Linda Carter

    Attleboro

    I was looking for a new dentist and since Gentle Dental is very close to me, I decided to check it out. I have anxiety about going to the dentist, so I read reviews online and stopped by to get a feel for the office and staff. The office is clean and pleasant looking and the receptionist was very welcoming. I was able to book an appointment within a few days. During the appointment I had some xrays taken and met and was examined by the dentist, Dr. Joseph Capua. He was so nice and very gentle, totally putting me at ease. I am happy to say, I have found my new dentist and this really is a Gentle Dental experience.

Key Benefits of Periodontal Care

  • Treats and manages gum disease at different stages
  • Helps reduce the risk of tooth loss caused by advanced periodontal disease
  • May reduce gum inflammation, bleeding, and recession
  • Protects the bone and soft tissue supporting your teeth
  • Supports long-term oral health and overall well-being

Who Is a Periodontist?

A periodontist is a dental specialist trained to prevent, diagnose, and treat conditions affecting the gums and the bone supporting the teeth. Periodontists complete additional specialized education beyond dental school, with a focus on both non-surgical and surgical gum disease treatment.

Conditions Periodontists Commonly Treat

  • Gingivitis, or early-stage gum disease
  • Periodontitis, or advanced gum disease
  • Gum recession
  • Bone loss around the teeth

Periodontal Treatments Offered at Gentle Dental Attleboro

Scaling and Root Planing

Scaling and root planing is a deep-cleaning procedure that removes plaque and tartar from below the gumline. The tooth roots are also smoothed to help the gums heal and reattach more securely.

  • Best For: Early to moderate gum disease
  • Typical Treatment Time: One or two visits, depending on the severity of the condition
  • Advantages: Non-surgical and commonly used as a first-line periodontal treatment

Gum Graft Surgery

Gum graft surgery replaces gum tissue lost to recession. The procedure helps cover exposed tooth roots, reduce sensitivity, and protect the affected teeth from further damage.

  • Best For: Patients with moderate to significant gum recession
  • Typical Treatment Time: A single procedure followed by a healing period of several weeks
  • Advantages: Helps prevent further recession, protects tooth roots, and may reduce sensitivity

Pocket Reduction Surgery

Pocket reduction surgery reduces the depth of spaces between the teeth and gums where harmful bacteria can collect. Shallower gum pockets are easier to clean and maintain over time.

  • Best For: Advanced periodontitis that has not responded sufficiently to non-surgical treatment
  • Typical Treatment Time: A single procedure with scheduled follow-up visits
  • Advantages: Reduces bacterial buildup and helps preserve the bone and tissue supporting the teeth

Periodontal Maintenance

Periodontal maintenance involves specialized cleanings scheduled more frequently than routine dental checkups. These appointments help manage previously treated gum disease and reduce the risk of recurrence.

  • Best For: Patients who have completed active periodontal treatment
  • Typical Schedule: Usually every three to four months, depending on individual needs
  • Advantages: Supports long-term gum disease management and helps protect treatment results

What to Expect During Periodontal Treatment

Initial Evaluation

Your periodontal evaluation may include measuring gum pocket depths, checking for inflammation and recession, and assessing the bone supporting your teeth. Digital X-rays may also be used to identify bone loss or other concerns.

Personalized Treatment Plan

Your periodontist will recommend a treatment plan based on the type and severity of your gum condition. Care may include non-surgical treatment, surgical procedures, or a combination of both.

Active Treatment

Scaling and root planing, gum grafting, pocket reduction surgery, or another recommended procedure will be performed with a focus on comfort, accuracy, and preserving your oral health.

Healing and Follow-Up

Follow-up appointments allow your periodontal team to monitor healing, evaluate how your gums are responding, and make any necessary adjustments to your care plan.

Maintenance Phase

Regular periodontal maintenance visits help control plaque and tartar below the gumline, monitor gum health, and reduce the likelihood of gum disease returning.

Why Choose Gentle Dental Attleboro for Periodontal Care?

Experienced Periodontal Team

Our periodontal professionals are trained to diagnose and treat gum disease at different stages using treatment plans tailored to each patient’s needs.

Advanced Diagnostic Technology

Digital X-rays and other diagnostic tools may be used to evaluate gum health, measure bone levels, and support accurate periodontal treatment planning.

Comprehensive, Coordinated Care

Periodontal treatment can be coordinated with preventive, restorative, and general dental care within the Gentle Dental network, helping simplify your overall treatment experience.

Convenient Attleboro Location

Gentle Dental Attleboro provides accessible periodontal care and flexible appointment options for patients and families throughout Attleboro and nearby communities.

Dental Services in Attleboro

Gentle Dental in Natick offers preventive, restorative, emergency, and cosmetic dentistry to help patients protect their oral health and maintain a confident smile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you offer periodontal consultations for patients moving to Attleboro?

Yes, patients relocating to the Attleboro area can schedule a periodontal evaluation to establish care and review any ongoing treatment needs.

Do you treat both children and adults for periodontal issues in Attleboro?

While periodontal disease is most common in adults, our Attleboro team evaluates patients of all ages showing signs of gum concerns.

How much does periodontal treatment cost in Attleboro?

Cost depends on the stage of gum disease and the treatment needed, from a single deep cleaning to more involved procedures. Your periodontist provides a personalized estimate after your evaluation

Do you accept new periodontal patients in Attleboro?

Yes, no existing dentist relationship required to schedule an evaluation. 

What are the signs I might need a periodontist?

Bleeding gums, bad breath that won't go away, or teeth that feel loose are the most common warning signs.

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