Deep Cleaning (SRP)
Advanced Gum Therapy Focused on Healing with Ana Garrido, DDS
Deep Cleaning (SRP) in Haines city, FL
At BAO Dentistry, we treat gum disease at its source to protect the very foundation of your smile. Located in Haines City, FL, our Deep Cleaning service—clinically known as Scaling and Root Planing (SRP)—is a non-surgical, therapeutic treatment designed to eliminate harmful bacteria trapped beneath the gumline. Under the expert care of Dr. Ana Garrido, this procedure is performed with precision and a focus on long-term stability. We prioritize your comfort at every step, taking the time to ensure thorough healing and providing the honest, unhurried care necessary to stop the progression of gum disease and preserve your natural teeth.
Benefits of Deep Cleaning (SRP)
Scaling and root planing is a critical intervention that goes beyond aesthetics to restore the health and integrity of your gums and bone.
- Effective Control of Gum Disease:SRP interrupts the cycle of infection by removing the bacterial deposits and toxins that cause chronic inflammation and tissue damage.
- Reduction of Swelling and Bleeding:By eliminating irritants beneath the gums, this treatment allows your tissues to heal, significantly reducing gum tenderness and bleeding during brushing.
- Protection of Supporting Bone:Early intervention with deep cleaning can halt the silent destruction of the bone that holds your teeth in place, helping you avoid tooth loss.
- Improved Breath and Comfort:Removing bacteria from deep periodontal pockets eliminates the primary cause of persistent bad breath and oral discomfort, boosting your confidence.
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What to Expect in a Deep Cleaning Treatment
At BAO Dentistry, we approach deep cleaning as a patient-centered clinical process focused on healing and transparency.
- Comprehensive Periodontal Evaluation:Dr. Ana Garrido begins by measuring "pocket depths" and using digital imaging to assess the extent of the infection and determine the most effective treatment plan.
- Precision Scaling and Root Planing:After ensuring the area is completely numb with local anesthesia, we carefully remove tartar from below the gumline (scaling) and smooth the tooth roots (planing) to encourage the gums to reattach.
- Personalized Healing Roadmap:Depending on your needs, treatment may be completed in sections. We provide detailed aftercare instructions and a follow-up plan to monitor your healing and maintain long-term stability.

Why Patients Choose BAO Dentistry for Deep Cleaning
Patients in Haines City choose BAO Dentistry because we treat deep cleaning as a vital therapeutic solution, not a routine task. Dr. Ana Garrido emphasizes a gentle, conservative approach, pairing technical skill with a compassionate touch to ensure your comfort throughout the procedure. We believe in transparency and education, showing you exactly why this treatment is necessary and how it protects your health. In our warm environment, we focus on building trust and integrity, ensuring you receive high-quality care that is never rushed and always designed to deliver lasting results for your smile.
FAQ Deep Cleaning (SRP)
How is this different from a "regular" cleaning?
A regular cleaning focuses on the visible surfaces of the teeth. A deep cleaning (SRP) goes deep beneath the gumline to remove bacteria and toxins that are causing infection and bone loss.
Does a deep cleaning procedure hurt?
To ensure your comfort, we typically use local anesthesia to numb the area. Most patients feel only pressure during the procedure and experience only mild, temporary sensitivity afterward.
Will I need this treatment more than once?
SRP is often a foundational treatment. After your deep cleaning, we usually transition you to a “Periodontal Maintenance” schedule to prevent the infection from returning.
What happens if I don't get a deep cleaning?
Untreated gum disease is progressive. Without SRP, the infection can worsen, leading to significant bone loss, loose teeth, and eventual tooth loss.
How long does the procedure take?
Depending on the severity of the infection, deep cleaning is often divided into two appointments (half of the mouth per visit) to ensure thoroughness and patient comfort.
Can deep cleaning help with my bad breath?
Yes! Chronic bad breath is often caused by bacteria trapped in deep gum pockets. Removing these deposits is one of the most effective ways to refresh your breath.