121 Jericho Turnpike Mineola, NY 11501


Fighting Gum Disease Bacteria at the Source
Periodontal disease is a serious infection that develops beneath the gumline, often in areas that brushing and flossing simply cannot reach. Arestin, which contains minocycline hydrochloride, is an antibiotic treatment designed to kill the bacteria responsible for this infection right where it starts.
Rather than being taken orally, Arestin is placed directly into the infected pockets that form between the gums and teeth as periodontal disease progresses. This targeted approach allows the antibiotic to act precisely where the infection is most active, working alongside your periodontal treatment to support healing from below the gumline. Patients throughout Mineola, NY and nearby Garden City, New Hyde Park, East Williston and Roslyn Heights turn to our team for this targeted approach to gum disease.
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Why Arestin Is an Effective Addition to Periodontal Care
- Targets infection directly at the source, since it is placed right into the affected gum pockets rather than circulating throughout the body
- Begins working quickly, addressing bacteria at the site of infection soon after placement
- Continues fighting bacteria long after your appointment, providing ongoing antibacterial action well beyond the day it is applied
- Supports better outcomes when paired with scaling and root planing, often producing improved results compared to scaling and root planing alone
- Requires no additional downtime, since it is applied as part of your existing periodontal treatment visit
Is Arestin Right for Your Treatment Plan?
- You have been diagnosed with periodontal disease and gum pockets have been identified during your evaluation
- You are scheduled for, or have recently completed, scaling and root planing
- Your periodontal pockets have not responded as well as expected to scaling and root planing alone
- Your doctor has identified specific areas of persistent inflammation or infection that would benefit from targeted antibiotic therapy
The Arestin Treatment Process, Step by Step
1
Periodontal Evaluation
2
Scaling and Root Planing
3
Placing Arestin
4
Ongoing Antibacterial Action
5
Follow—Up Monitoring
Caring for Your Gums After Treatment
Take a Targeted Approach to Gum Disease
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