Every patient is different, so we offer a structured pathway of care depending on your current gum health and what you need to stabilise it long-term.
Treatment Pathways
Based on your assessment, you’ll be guided into one of the following:
1. Foundation Programme — £417
“Preparing the gums for treatment”
This is for patients who need to build the basics first.
You may need this if:
- There is significant plaque and tartar build-up
- Oral hygiene needs improving before advanced treatment
What it includes:
- 2 hygiene therapy visits (deep cleaning above and below the gum)
- A review appointment after healing
Goal: To create a healthy foundation so your gums can respond properly to further treatment.
Some patients can skip this step if their baseline hygiene is already good.
2. Active Gum Therapy — £975
“Complete initial periodontal treatment programme”
This is the main treatment for gum disease and the most common pathway.
You may need this if:
- You have active gum disease (periodontitis)
- Your gums are unstable despite regular hygiene care
What it includes:
- 2 treatment visits (usually half-mouth each time, under local anaesthetic)
- A detailed review 8–12 weeks later
- A hygiene maintenance visit at the review stage
Goal: To stabilise your gum disease and allow healing.
At review:
- If healing is good → you move into maintenance
- If not → we may refine treatment further
This is the core treatment most patients receive.
3. Optimisation Phase — £595
“Additional targeted therapy where required”
This is a refinement stage, not a starting point.
You may need this if:
- Some areas haven’t fully responded after treatment
- Disease is very localised
- You only need limited additional therapy
What it includes:
- 1 focused treatment visit
- Review appointment
- Hygiene maintenance visit
Goal: To fine-tune and fully stabilise specific problem areas.
4. Maintenance Care — £131.50 per visit
“Keeping your gums stable long-term”
This is the most important long-term phase.
After treatment:
- Gum disease is controlled, not cured
- Ongoing care is essential to prevent relapse
What it includes:
- Professional hygiene maintenance (Airflow)
- Monitoring of gum health
- Reinforcement of home care
Goal: To maintain stability and prevent the disease from returning.
This is a lifelong commitment to protecting your results.
How It All Fits Together
Most patients follow a journey like this:
Assessment → (Foundation if needed) → Active Treatment → Review → Maintenance
Some patients may:
- Skip the foundation stage
- Need an optimisation phase
- Move straight into maintenance if already stable
- Have a more bespoke, tailored offering depending on their situation