Ann M Kania, DDS, DMSc

01/02/2026

We have a comfortable and conservative way to treat receding gums! Find out more in our latest blog.

If you have gum recession, this could make your teeth appear long, and increase the risk of everything from tooth decay to periodontitis. But we can help with a

12/23/2025

Our team can assist with jawbone and gum grafting procedures using dental lasers! Find out more in our latest blog.

We often discuss how our soft-tissue dental lasers can help reshape the gums and remove diseased portions. But did you know we can also assist with more involve

12/22/2025

Dental lasers can help manage your gum disease with comfort and precision, often in one visit! Find out more in our latest blog.

Dental lasers are an excellent way to offer care for gum disease, care that is effective, precise, and comfortable. Which is why we want to remind you that when

12/22/2025

12/19/2025

We have a few tips for keeping your smile free of gum disease in 2026! Find out more in our latest blog.

Have you made any New Year’s resolutions yet? If not, then why not consider your gum health? In today’s blog, your Encinitas/San Diego, CA, periodontist tal

12/17/2025

We're talking about how to recognize gum disease and how we can help manage the disease with soft-tissue lasers! Find out more in our latest blog.

When do you need to see your periodontist? We may recommend soft-tissue laser treatment for people with sore, red, and bleeding gums, as this could mean disease

12/12/2025

Periodontal prevention is the key to staying on top of your gum health, and our team is here to help you prioritize prevention with services tailored to your needs. Check out today’s blog to learn more:

Taking care of your smile is a lifelong endeavor, and one that could benefit from routine preventive visits periodically. Though you may brush regularly, pay cl

12/10/2025

For gum grafts that reshape the gum line and improve the smile, we can offer a conservative and laser-assisted option! Find out more in our latest blog.

When you have periodontal disease and it causes your gums to recede, this could alter the appearance of your smile and leave you vulnerable to poor oral health.