Periodontist directory
Gum graft near me
Find a periodontal practice that performs gum grafts, soft tissue grafts and implant surgery. 607 practices across 59 cities and 27 states, compiled from public business listings.
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Largest city directories
A city page is published when at least three practices have a verified address and phone number.
- Albuquerque, NM 6
- Atlanta, GA 12
- Austin, TX 14
- Baltimore, MD 3
- Beverly Hills, CA 6
- Boston, MA 3
- Brentwood, TN 3
- Brooklyn, NY 3
- Chandler, AZ 3
- Charlotte, NC 8
- Chicago, IL 19
- Colorado Springs, CO 6
- Columbia, MD 3
- Columbus, OH 6
- Dallas, TX 15
- Denver, CO 7
- El Paso, TX 8
- Fort Worth, TX 9
No city matches that search. Try a state name, or browse the state list above.
Check the practice type
A periodontist lists periodontics as a specialty. A general dentist may offer gum grafts, but ask who performs the surgery and how often.
Ask for a written estimate
Request the CDT code, the graft technique, whether material is included, and the follow-up schedule. Compare totals, not deposits.
Confirm before you travel
Listings change. Call the office to confirm the address, hours and that the surgeon you want still performs grafts there.
Gum contouring near me
Many periodontists in this directory also perform cosmetic gum contouring and crown lengthening. A listing does not guarantee the service, so call and ask who performs it and whether bone levels are assessed.
Gum contouring cost
Per tooth, laser and full-smile ranges — and why cosmetic work is rarely insured.
What is gum contouring?
Gum-only reshaping versus crown lengthening, explained.
Vet a contouring provider
The bone question, the portfolio check and the red flags.
Looking for a gum graft instead? The listings above are periodontal practices; ask whether they perform grafting or refer it out.
Directory questions
How do I find a periodontist near me?
Start with your state page, then your city. Each listing shows the practice name, street address, phone number and website when the practice publishes one. Confirm the address and insurance participation directly with the office before booking.
Is a periodontist different from a dentist?
Yes. A periodontist is a dentist who completed a residency in periodontics and limits practice to gums, bone and implants. Gum graft surgery is core periodontal training; a general dentist may refer you for it.
Do I need a referral to see a periodontist?
Most states do not require a referral, but some dental plans do. Call your insurer first: a plan may pay more when the referral comes from your general dentist, and some plans require pre-authorisation for periodontal surgery.
Why is my city not listed?
A city page is published only when at least three practices with a verified address and phone number are available. If your city is missing, use the nearest larger city or search your state page — we add cities as data is verified.
Listings are compiled from public business data and are not endorsements. See our editorial policy. If a listing is wrong, email hello@gumgraftcostguide.com.