Treatments for periodontal disease are scaling and root planing, surgical treatment and medications. These procedures are performed by periodontist, dentists or dental hygienist. Scaling and root planing is a deep cleaning to remove bacterial plaque and tartar. Scaling involves scraping tartar from above and below the gum line. Root planning helps eliminate rough spots on the roots of the teeth where germs gather and helps remove a bacteria that contributes to disease. Scaling and root planning for a dial ranges from $250 to $400 dollars. In some cases it is possible to use the laser to remove plaque and tartar. The result of this procedure may involve less bleeding, swelling, and less discomfort than the regular deep cleansing method. The surgical treatment is called flap surgery. A dentist or periodontist can perform this procedure. Removes tartar deposits in deep pockets, to reduce periodontal pockets or to reduce periodontal pocket. This operation involves lifting the gums and removing tartar; the gums are also then sutured back into place so that the tissue adapts perfectly to the affected area...