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Periodontists in Omaha, NE

15 periodontists practice in Omaha, Nebraska. Save any office to your free Patient Passport and your records travel with you — forms, history, and insurance in one place.

Daryl E. Malena

Periodontist

10838 Old Mill Rd Ste 8(402) 330-4100

Daryl Malena, DDS

Periodontist

10838 Old Mill Rd(402) 330-4100

Dennis Anderson, DDS

Periodontist

3635 N 129th St(402) 493-9429

Dr Harold P Kreski

Periodontist

7333 Farnam St(402) 397-4416

Great Plains Dental Specialists, Pc

Periodontist

615 N 90th St(402) 330-4100

Kyuchul Oh, DDS, MSD, PHD

Periodontist

2109 Cuming St(402) 280-5065

Lawrence Parrish, D.D.S.

Periodontist

Creighton University School Of Dentistry(402) 280-5039

Matthew Kelsey, D.D.S., M.S.

Periodontist

17785 Mason St(402) 934-4745

Melissa Lang, D.D.S., M.S.

Periodontist

3635 N 129th St(402) 493-9429

Scott Morrison, DDS, MS

Periodontist

624 N 129th St # 200(402) 431-8688

Shakeel Khan, DDS

Periodontist

12242 K Plz Ste 113(402) 334-8083

Specialty Dental Care Pc

Periodontist

12165 W Center Rd(402) 334-8083

Stacy Moffenbier, DDS

Periodontist

11414 W Center Rd(402) 933-0300

Timothy Mcvaney, DDS, MS

Periodontist

12165 W Center Road(402) 334-8083

William Kelsey

Periodontist

17785 Mason St(402) 934-4745

Common questions about periodontists

What does a periodontist do?

A periodontist specializes in the gums and the bone that supports your teeth. After dental school they complete three additional years of training in treating gum disease, performing gum grafts and bone grafts, and placing dental implants. They handle everything from deep cleanings for gingivitis to surgery for advanced periodontitis.

When should I see a periodontist?

See a periodontist if your gums bleed easily, look red or swollen, are pulling away from your teeth, or if you have persistent bad breath or loose teeth. Your general dentist may also refer you when gum pockets get too deep for a regular cleaning, or when you’re considering a dental implant to replace a missing tooth.

How do I book a periodontist appointment?

You can usually self-refer for gum concerns — call a practice from the list above, or book online at offices marked "on Intake.Dental." Intake-verified offices take your health history through digital forms before your visit, and your free Patient Passport keeps your perio charting and treatment records with you across every office you see.

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