Periodontist directory

Gum graft periodontists in California

Across California, the directory lists 83 periodontal practices in 22 cities. The largest groups in the service mix are periodontal care (83), dental implants (69) and gum recession treatment (3). Gum grafting, the procedure used to treat receding gum tissue, is the focus of this directory. A single gum graft carries a planning range of $700–$1,600 per graft. Compiled from public business data, the directory is not an endorsement. Confirm the treating provider, the licence and the fee with the office.

Other listed practices in California

These practices are in cities that do not yet have a city page (fewer than three verified listings). Their profiles are still available individually.

What a gum graft costs in California

National planning ranges apply: $550–$1,600 for a single tooth, with connective tissue grafts at the upper end. In California, the variables that matter most are the city, whether sedation is included, and whether donor tissue is used instead of palate tissue.

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Before you call

  1. Confirm the practice still performs gum grafts.
  2. Ask whether the surgeon is a board-certified periodontist.
  3. Request a written estimate with CDT codes.
  4. Ask which insurance plans the office is in network with.

Questions about periodontists in California

How many gum graft periodontists are listed in California?

83 periodontal and implant practices are listed in California, spread across 8 city pages. A practice appears only when a public listing provides a street address and a phone number.

How much does a gum graft cost in California?

Gum graft fees in California follow the national planning range of roughly $550–$1,600 per tooth, with connective tissue grafts at the higher end. Local rent, sedation and graft material change the total. Ask each practice for a written estimate with CDT codes.

Do I need a referral to see a periodontist in California?

Most dental plans do not require a referral, but some do, and some require pre-authorisation for periodontal surgery. Call your insurer before booking and ask whether the referral changes your coverage.