Laudenbach Periodontics and Dental Implants

Laudenbach Periodontics and Dental Implants in Philadelphia provides a comprehensive range of periodontal and dental implant services. They specialize in both surgical and non-surgical treatment for periodontal issues, cosmetic periodontal procedures, gum tissue grafting, and immediate tooth replacement with dental implants. Their services also include guided bone and tissue regeneration and minimally invasive laser therapy for periodontal treatment. The use of TwinLight® Periodontal Treatment offers minimally invasive options for patients.

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For appointments and inquiries, Laudenbach Periodontics and Dental Implants can be reached at their Philadelphia office located at 1520 Locust Street, Suite 600, Philadelphia, PA 19102. The office phone number is 215-985-4337, and the email address is smile@laudenbach.com. The office operates Monday through Thursday from 8am to 5pm, and Friday from 8am to 1pm. They are closed on Saturday and Sunday. For first-time visitors, parking is recommended at the Academy House Garage, located nearby at 251 S 15th St Philadelphia, PA 19102.

Laudenbach Periodontics and Dental Implants prides itself on its experienced dental team led by Dr. Jay B. Laudenbach, Dr. Robert W. Slauch, and Dr. Ishita Bhavsar. Dr. Laudenbach focuses on comprehensive periodontal and dental implant therapy and is a Board Certified diplomate. Dr. Slauch is a board-certified prosthodontist, and Dr. Bhavsar specializes in periodontics. The office staff includes lead front office receptionist Leta, receptionist Jessica, office manager Valerie, hygienists Deb and Theresa, and dental assistants Katie, Christine, and Christina, who bring years of experience to ensure patient comfort and care.

After dental implant surgery at Laudenbach Periodontics and Dental Implants, it's crucial to follow specific post-operative care to ensure optimal healing and implant success. Patients should avoid disturbing the implant site, adhering to a soft diet and managing swelling with ice packs initially. Swelling usually peaks 48 to 72 hours post-surgery and then decreases. Proper oral hygiene, including gentle rinsing with warm salt water and careful brushing away from the surgical site, is recommended. Pain management can be achieved using ibuprofen, and it's important to complete any prescribed antibiotic courses. Possible complications like heavy bleeding, severe swelling, or persistent pain should be reported immediately to their office.