Advanced Gum Care
for a Healthier Smile

Healthy gums are the foundation of a strong, beautiful smile. Our experienced periodontists in Pasco specialize in diagnosing and treating gum disease, restoring oral health, and protecting your teeth from long-term damage. With gentle, advanced treatments, we help patients regain confidence in their smiles and comfort in their daily lives.

Comprehensive Family Dentistry in Tri-Cities

Our Periodontal Services

Gum Disease Treatment

Gum disease is one of the most common oral health issues, often starting with redness or bleeding and, if untreated, leading to tooth loss. Our team offers thorough evaluations, deep cleanings, and advanced periodontal therapies to stop disease progression and restore gum health.

Our Doctors

Our experienced and compassionate doctors are committed to providing gentle,
high-quality care—building lasting relationships with patients and helping
families in Pasco and West Richland smile with confidence.

See What Our Clients Are Saying

Today was my first visit, and I felt so welcomed! The dentist really listened and explained everything. I highly recommend Prime Dental!

Amanda G

Super friendly and patient team! Best experience I’ve had with a dentist Tri Cities.

Jordan R.

I had a great experience with this dental office. I was able to get a next day appointment and scheduling was easy. When meeting with the doctor, he took the time to explain everything and during the procedure routinely checked in to make sure I was feeling okay and there was no pain. As someone who has not gone to the dentist due to fear, this place helped ease most of that fear which is appreciated.

Kayla Ingalls

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Frequently Asked
Questions

Got questions? We’ve answered
the most common ones about
treatments, appointments,
insurance, and more, so you can
feel confident every step of the
way.

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A periodontist specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating gum disease, as well as performing procedures related to gum and bone health.

Red, swollen, or bleeding gums are common early signs and should not be ignored.

In its earliest stage (gingivitis), gum disease is reversible with proper care. Advanced stages can be managed with professional treatment.

No referral is necessary—patients can schedule an appointment directly.

Depending on severity, treatments range from deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) to advanced periodontal therapy.

Yes, research shows gum disease is linked to conditions like heart disease and diabetes, making treatment essential.

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