Remuera, Auckland Periodontal Therapy & Non-Surgical Gum Treatment Update
Nov 17, 2023
Key Takeaways
- Noble Dental Specialists Remuera has updated its gum disease treatment services, offering a less invasive alternative to flap surgery.
- The updated treatment utilizes perioscopy, a new technology, to treat gum diseases like periodontitis.
- Noble Dental Specialists aims to address the ongoing dental care crisis in New Zealand, especially among low-income families, by providing a modern treatment that prevents tooth decay and other oral diseases.
- Gum disease has been linked to the development of other chronic diseases, including mental health-related conditions, autoimmune diseases, and cardiovascular disease.
- The clinic utilizes perioscopy to remove plaque and bacteria around the teeth and gums, complementing the treatment with a locally administered antibiotic to fight bacteria in hard-to-reach areas.
Auckland: Noble Dental Specialists Remuera - 09 524 2855 - has updated its gum disease treatment services.
Remuera, New Zealand - November 17, 2023 /PressCable/ —
A less invasive alternative to "flap surgery", the updated treatment employs the latest advancements to treat gum diseases like periodontitis. This includes the use of perioscopy - a relatively new technology.
More information is available at https://www.nobledental.co.nz/perioscopy and there is recent media coverage about this service here - https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/news/marketers-media/advanced-periodontics-in-auckland-perioscopy-for-precise-gum-disease-treatment
North & South Magazine reported that 32,000 children and 274,000 adults had teeth extracted in 2019, naming gum disease as one of the main reasons. The magazine stated that New Zealand had an ongoing dental care crisis, noting that low-income families are the most affected. With its update, Noble Dental Specialists aims to address this concern, offering a modern treatment that prevents tooth decay and other secondary oral diseases.
In addition to causing oral health issues, gum disease has been proven to be a risk factor when it comes to developing other chronic diseases. The University of Birmingham presented a study that found that patients with a recorded history of periodontal disease were 37% more likely to develop mental health-related conditions like depression. The researchers also saw a 33% increase in autoimmune diseases and an 18% greater risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
Noble Dental Specialists utilizes a tiny fiber optic bundle, also called a dental endoscope or perioscopy, to get a closeup image of the calculus under the gums. The clinic has been using perioscopy for two decades, naming it a highly successful treatment for many patients throughout the years. It requires no surgery and causes minimal discomfort.
Perioscopy is used to ensure that the dentist has successfully removed plaque and bacteria around the teeth and gums. It's a suitable treatment for early-stage gum disease, and periodontitis. The clinic can also complement the cleaning with a locally administered antibiotic, Arestin, to fight off bacteria in hard-reach areas.
"We take periodontal risk assessment seriously and have developed one of the largest arsenals of tools and procedures in New Zealand to ensure the highest standard of care," said a company spokesperson.
Additionally, Noble Dental Specialists specializes in dental implants. The dental care professionals see to the aesthetic aspect of periodontal health, providing Remuera patients with natural-looking, same-day implants. To learn more, visit https://www.digitaljournal.com/pr/same-day-immediate-loading-dental-implant-and-crown-auckland-announced
Contact Info:
Name: Dr Richard Longbottom
Email: Send Email
Organization: Noble Dental Specialists Remuera
Address: 31 Peach Parade, Remuera, Auckland 1050, New Zealand
Phone: +64-9-524-2855
Website: https://www.nobledental.co.nz/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89113306
If you encounter any issues, discrepancies, or concerns regarding the content provided in this press release, or if there is a need for a press release takedown, we urge you to notify us without delay at [email protected]. Our expert team will be available to promptly respond within 8 hours – ensuring swift resolution of identified issues or offering guidance on removal procedures. Delivering accurate and reliable information is fundamental to our mission.
Tears and a song as victorious Zheng Qinwen makes China Open history
Zheng Qinwen became the first home winner of the China Open on Sunday as she beat Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva 7-5, 6-4, in front of a partisan crowd in Beijing. The former world No 4 and current Olympic champion was a wild-card entry, having struggled with form and fitness after elbow surgery in 2025. At one point this year she had dropped as low as 122nd in the world. It was the 54th-ranked Zheng’s first title in nearly two years, and her first ever at the WTA 1000 level, and tears filled...
Caspar Fownes believes injury-plagued Megastar Heart can ‘go quite high’ after stunning return
He’s been “one of the hardest horses for me to train in my career”, but Caspar Fownes has high hopes for Megastar Heart finally fulfilling his potential after a stunning return at Sha Tin on Sunday. Restricted to three local starts after battling ongoing problems, the Australian import rewarded Fownes and the Good Time Syndicate’s patience with a dominant two-length win in the Class Three San Tin Handicap (1,200m). The performance was not a surprise to Fownes, who said Megastar Heart could...
David Hall rings up 700th Hong Kong win as Ka Ying Attack spearheads Sha Tin double
David Hall rang up his 700th Hong Kong win at Sha Tin on Sunday after Ka Ying Attack capped his double with a barnstorming win the Class Two Yuen Long Handicap (1,200m). Ending last season with a pair of smashing front-running successes, the Too Darn Hot galloper made his return needing to overcome barrier 10 with a huge amount of pace drawn to his inside. Despite that, he was well backed into $5.5 behind fellow hat-trick seeker and favourite Jumbo Treasure and Turquoise Velocity, and was...
Hong Kong Cyclothon bosses sorry for route chaos, angry riders call city ‘capital of fails’
Cycling bosses issued a fulsome apology on Sunday after furious riders branded The Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon a “bike-pushing festival” and the city “the international capital of embarrassing fails”. A chaotic end and mid-race route change in the 32km (19.9 mile) ride prompted myriad complaints from competitors, with most angry at being turned away from Ting Kau Bridge and then finding themselves forced to complete the course on foot. In a lengthy statement, the Cycling...
China cinemas tap into Zheng tennis fever gripping country ahead of women’s final
Cinemas across China will throw open their doors for a special showing on Sunday, but it isn’t the latest blockbuster fans are flocking to see – it’s tennis star Zheng Qinwen. The Olympic champion has finally broken her country’s China Open curse, and will be the first home player to compete in a singles final, men’s or women’s, since Chen Li lost to Chinese Taipei’s Wang Shi-ting in 1996. With the National Tennis Centre in Beijing selling out, cinemas across the mainland have opted to show the...
NBA China and Shanghai Jiushi sign deal to drive development of players, coaches
A new deal signed by NBA China and Shanghai Jiushi will see the league help the Chinese Basketball Association side with the development of its players, coaches and front office. The collaboration with the reigning CBA champions is the first of its kind, and comes as the Dallas Mavericks and Houston Rockets clash in two pre-season friendlies in Macau. According to a statement released by the NBA, the agreement will cover four key areas: elite player development, competition opportunities, coach...
How Manchester City could repeat Uefa victory and hit back at Premier League
Manchester City have a puncher’s chance of successfully contesting the ruling that they were guilty of all charges relating to flagrant breaches of the Premier League’s financial rules, but should their argument fall flat, the 10-time English champions can expect to be clobbered with swingeing penalties. Those are the views of Luca Ferrari and Daniel Gore, specialists in sports and litigation law, respectively, after City were found guilty by a three-person independent commission of 80 charges...
Resurgent home favourite Zheng Qinwen charges into China Open final with Mirra Andreeva
A resurgent Zheng Qinwen charged into the China Open final on Saturday, beating Elise Mertens 7-5, 6-2, and will play Mirra Andreeva for the title at her home tournament. It is another step in the Olympic gold medallist’s injury comeback, following a gritty showing at last month’s US Open, where she reached the quarter-finals. Zheng, a former world No 4, had struggled with her form since needing elbow surgery in 2025 and is a wild-card entry in Beijing. “I had a great performance tonight,” said...
SCMP Best Bets: Dragon a Force to be reckoned with at Sha Tin
Jay Rooney TITAN PEGASUS - R10 (2) Trialled like a horse ready to strike first up and has drawn well Owen Goulding DRAGON SKY FORCE - R6 (3) Promising debut and has since won a trial, step up in trip will suit Paul Lally TITAN PEGASUS - R10 (2) Group Three winner in Australia who has trialled well ahead of his return Phillip Woo HAPPY INDEX - R9 (3) Looks fresh and ready from the trials and is drawn ideally to strike Trackwork Spy CELESTIAL HERO - R10 (9) Step up in trip looks ideal...
Singapore not ideal for sprints, say Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton after chaotic race
Singapore’s Formula 1 circuit needs redesigning and lacks entertainment value for a sprint race, Saturday’s sprint winner Max Verstappen and runner-up Lewis Hamilton said after the 20-lap race involved little overtaking. Rain delayed the start of the inaugural sprint at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, and with overtaking almost impossible, the only drama came in the form of collisions and a record nine retirements. “I think we shouldn’t host a sprint where you can’t pass,” Red Bull’s pole sitter...
Jamie Richards taking slow approach as Cool Boy begins path towards Classic Mile at Sha Tin
Jamie Richards still has Classic Series aspirations for Cool Boy as the promising galloper gets his campaign up and running in the Class Three San Tin Handicap (1,200m) at Sha Tin on Sunday. The Per Incanto galloper built on an encouraging debut last November by completing a brilliant 1,200m hat-trick, which culminated in a dominant performance where he travelled all over his rivals from the back of the field. Three runs afterwards saw him draw nightmare draws in stalls 10, 13 and 14...
Derek Leung sings Cody Mo’s praises as in-form duo look to continue hot streak at Sha Tin
Derek Leung Ka-chun has made a rapid start to the season in tandem with in-form trainer Cody Mo Wai-kit and is looking to continue that strong partnership with a pair of strong chances at Sha Tin on Sunday. Leung has stormed to nine winners after nine meetings, posting a 15 per cent strike rate and only sitting behind champion jockey Zac Purton in the jockeys’ premiership. Five of those winners have come for Mo and a further two have been in partnership with Manfred Man Ka-leung, who sits atop...
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.