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Periodontists in Cincinnati, OH

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

Aaron Biesbrock, DMD

Periodontist

11907 Montgomery Rd(513) 697-1211

Abhishek Patel, BDS, MSD

Periodontist

4030 Smith Rd Ste 225(513) 871-8488

Andrew Race, DMD, MS

Periodontist

4030 Smith Rd Ste 225(513) 871-8488

Davd Krill, D.M.D.

Periodontist

10475 Montgomery Rd Ste 1h(513) 891-3933

David B. Krill,D.M.D.,Inc.

Periodontist

10475 Montgomery Rd Ste 1h(513) 891-3933

Ezis & Blume Dds, Ms Llc

Periodontist

4030 Smith Rd(513) 871-8488

Frederic Arnold, DDS

Periodontist

441 Vine St(513) 641-0110

Jeanine Winston, DDS

Periodontist

11907 Montgomery Rd(513) 697-1211

Margaret Weber, DMD

Periodontist

8350 E Kemper Rd Ste C(513) 984-4867

Mark Silvers, DDS

Periodontist

7710 Shawnee Run Rd(513) 271-1101

Mary Ann Hanlon Inc

Periodontist

5213 N Bend Rd(513) 662-4867

Mary Hanlon, D.D.S., M.S.

Periodontist

5213 North Bend Road(513) 662-4867

Michael Toms, DDS

Periodontist

2745 Anderson Ferry Rd(513) 922-7300

Raymond Bonomo, D.M.D

Periodontist

424 Ray Norrish Dr(513) 671-0222

Raymond Bonomo Periodontics

Periodontist

424 Ray Norrish Dr(513) 671-0222

Spencer Fried, DDS

Periodontist

800 Compton Rd(513) 522-3377

Thomas Partridge, D.D.S.

Periodontist

7168 Beechmont Ave(513) 231-2733

Vincent Linz, D.D.S., M.S.

Periodontist

9157 Montgomery Rd Ste 200(513) 891-2448

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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