Pinhole Surgical Technique - Monroe, CT
The Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique is a minimally invasive, effective way to treat periodontal disease.
Reverse Gum Recession the Minimally Invasive Way
The Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique, or PST™, is the fast, minimally invasive way to reverse the problem of gum recession caused by advanced gum disease. This revolutionary gum grafting alternative is available in Monroe at the newly renovated Advanced Periodontics and Implant Center of Connecticut.
Why Choose Traditional Gum Grafting When PST™ Is Available?
Traditionally, gum grafting surgeries are used to solve the problem of gum recession, but they have some serious drawbacks. The first is that they require a lot of surgical cutting, which causes trauma to the soft tissues of the mouth. The second is that because of the cuts, the gums have to be sutured after the procedure is finished. This leads to the third disadvantage: the healing takes a while, during which time the gums are swollen, may be discolored and look unnatural.
Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique (PST™) has changed the face of gum grafting by offering a minimally invasive solution to traditional gum grafting. During the Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique, Dr. Richard Amato will make a small hole in the gums. Through that hole, he will gently and carefully use specialized instruments to move the gums and connective tissues into a more natural placement. The end result? An immediate change in the look of your gums without cutting or stitches!
Not All Periodontists Can Offer PST™
Periodontists like Dr. Amato at Advanced Periodontics and Implant Center of Connecticut in Monroe are able to offer their patients with gum recession the Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique because they have undergone specialized training. This type of education is required before any periodontist can perform this incredible alternative to traditional gum grafting.
The Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique is a Minimally Invasive treatment for Gum Recession.
Compared to traditional gum recession treatment, the Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique is much less invasive and has a much shorter recovery time. Dr. Amato explains the Pinhole Technique procedure and its benefits.
- Dr. Amato Talks About A Long-Term Solution To Dealing With Receding Gums
- How does Chao Pinhole Surgical Technique Works
Find Out If the Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique Is the Right Choice
In order to determine if PST™ is a good match for your particular situation, please call us for an appointment. At your consultation, we will examine your teeth and gums and give you the information you need to make the best decision for your dental health goals.
Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique Post-Op Expectations
After undergoing the approximately two-hour Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique, you can expect some minimal discomfort in the area that was treated. Generally, over-the-counter painkillers can be used until any feelings of tenderness go away. Other suggestions for keeping the area clean and free from additional irritation will be discussed between you and our staff members.
"Dr. Amato takes wonderful care of my patients.”"
See why this dentist refers all of his patients to Dr. Amato for periodontal services. Even though Dr. Amato might not be the closest for some patients, it is well worth the drive.