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At A Glance
Wilmot Family Dentistry is the strongest overall starting point in Tucson if you want a dependable option for cosmetic dentistry.
Dental Excellence Tucson has the deepest documented patient-feedback history on this page — useful when you want the most established track record before narrowing.
Dentists of Tucson is one of the clearest places to start if insurance fit matters before you book.
Smyleee Ratings are editorial signals based on reviews, quality of care, and patient feedback. Close scores should be treated as broadly comparable.
Periodontist Costs in Tucson, Arizona (2026)
Approximate price ranges — may vary by provider and insurance plan
ProcedureTypical Cost
Periodontal consultation$100 – $300
Scaling & root planing (per quadrant)$200 – $400
Periodontal maintenance cleaning$150 – $300
Gum graft surgery$600 – $3,000
Pocket reduction surgery$500 – $3,000
Crown lengthening$800 – $3,000
Bone graft$500 – $3,000
Dental implant placement$1,500 – $3,500
Price ranges reflect typical Tucson, Arizona pricing as of 2026. Actual costs vary by provider, complexity, and insurance coverage. Contact clinics directly for personalized quotes.
Prices verified Aug 4, 2026
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Documented for cosmetic dentistry in Tucson, with periodontics on the service list and 17 procedures on file.
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Most general-dentistry needs are kept in-house, with specialty referrals reserved for cases that genuinely call for oral surgery, complex implant placement, or advanced periodontal work.
Services:PeriodonticsGum Disease TreatmentAffordable Dental CareCosmetic Dentistry+13 more
3148, North Swan Road, Old Fort Lowell, Tucson, Arizona
Open until 4 PM
Dental Implants focus in Tucson, with periodontics listed among 3 documented services.
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A lot of decay and gum disease develops without any pain in its early stages, which is why regular checkups matter even when nothing seems to be wrong, rather than only booking an appointment once something hurts.
1288, West Orange Grove Road, Appian Estates At Casas Adbobes, Tucson, Arizona
Open until 5 PM
Documented periodontics profile in Tucson, pairing Gum Disease Treatment and Periodontal Care across 22 services on file.
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The practice combines family-focused general care with a solid range of restorative, periodontal, and cosmetic treatment, with attention to affordability, making it a practical home base for households looking after several generations. On the gum-health side, the office provides gum disease treatment and periodontal care to manage the inflammation and infection that can threaten teeth over time, while root canal treatment addresses infected or painful teeth. With its reach across family, periodontal, restorative, cosmetic, and TMJ care, Dental Excellence Tucson is a well-rounded choice for patients on West Orange Grove Road who want one team for the bulk of their needs.
Services:PeriodonticsGum Disease TreatmentPeriodontal CareAffordable Dental Care+18 more
Ste 110, 1060, South Harrison Road, Hermosa Hills, Tucson, Arizona
Open until 7 PM
This Tucson clinic covers Periodontics, Gum Disease Treatment, and Periodontal Care within its 21-service documented list.
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The team places dental implants, provides periodontal care and dedicated periodontics for gum and bone health, and handles extractions including wisdom teeth removal.
Services:PeriodonticsGum Disease TreatmentPeriodontal CareBraces+17 more
190, 1370, North Silverbell Road, El Rio Plaza, Tucson, Arizona
Open until 4 PM
Tucson practice known for dental implants, with Periodontics among 19 documented procedures.
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Root canal treatment and dedicated endodontics save teeth that are infected or damaged, while gum disease treatment protects the supporting tissue and bone. That combination of endodontic and periodontal attention means patients dealing with both the tooth and its foundation can often stay with one office. The blend of preventive, restorative, periodontal, and cosmetic services makes it a dependable everyday choice for keeping teeth healthy and functional over the long run.
Services:PeriodonticsGum Disease TreatmentBracesCosmetic Dentistry+15 more
2330, North Rosemont Boulevard, Tucson Medical Park, Tucson, Arizona
Open until 1 PM
Documented for dental implants in Tucson, with periodontics on the service list and 2 procedures on file.
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Tucson Dental Implants & Periodontics provides dental care on North Rosemont Boulevard in the Tucson Medical Park area of Tucson, Arizona. A lot of decay and gum disease develops without any pain in its early stages, which is why regular checkups matter even when nothing seems to be wrong, rather than only booking an appointment once something hurts. You can reach Tucson Dental Implants & Periodontics through this page to ask a question, check current availability, or request an appointment.
Dental Implants focus in Tucson, with periodontics listed among 4 documented services.
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Precision Periodontics & Implantology - Tucson (Dr. Abhishek Patel) operates on North Wilmot Road in the Thunderbird Heights/Wilmot Desert Estates area of Tucson, Arizona. You can reach Precision Periodontics & Implantology - Tucson (Dr. Abhishek Patel) through this page to ask a question, check current availability, or request an appointment.
5170, East Glenn Street, Tucson Medical Center, Tucson, Arizona
Tucson clinic with a cosmetic dentistry specialty — Periodontics is on file among 17 procedures.
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Most general-dentistry needs are handled in-house, with specialty referrals reserved for cases that genuinely require oral surgery or advanced periodontal work rather than as a default routing.
Services:PeriodonticsGum Disease TreatmentAffordable Dental CareChildren / Pediatric Dentistry+13 more
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EditorialUpdated August 4, 2026Independently reviewed
Periodontics in Tucson benefits from both the UA College of Dentistry periodontics residency program — whose residents manage periodontal surgical cases under attending supervision at fees accessible to the university patient population — and the private-practice DDS periodontists who practice across the Tucson metropolitan area. Tucson's periodontal disease burden is among the highest of any southwestern city its size, driven by the socioeconomic factors that determine periodontal disease prevalence: poverty, tobacco use, diabetes comorbidity, and the deferred periodontal care that the uninsured and underinsured patient accumulates before presenting with advanced attachment and bone loss. The best Tucson periodontic practices combine the surgical clinical depth of a fully trained specialist with the AHCCCS billing infrastructure that makes treatment accessible to the patient population that most needs it.
Smyleee evaluated Tucson periodontic providers on periodontist specialist credentials or UA residency training, full surgical and non-surgical treatment range, AHCCCS and insurance billing, maintenance recall program quality, and patient outcome consistency in terms of attachment loss arrest and long-term periodontal health maintenance. These ten Tucson practices are the periodontal providers the data confirmed as delivering the most clinically rigorous and accessible periodontal care in southern Arizona's largest and most complex periodontal disease market.
Medically reviewed by
Dr Maqsud Mallick — BDS
Frequently Asked Questions
8 questions answered by our editorial team
In Tucson, a periodontal maintenance cleaning typically costs $150 – $300, based on Smyleee's August 2026 local price data. Actual cost varies by provider, materials, and case complexity.
A dental implant placement in Tucson typically ranges $1,500 – $3,500 (August 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
A crown lengthening in Tucson typically ranges $800 – $3,000 (August 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
A scaling & root planing (per quadrant) in Tucson typically ranges $200 – $400 (August 2026). Final pricing depends on the clinic, materials, and whether you have insurance.
Smyleee ranks Tucson periodontics clinics on a weighted score: verified patient reviews (30%), clinical credentials and expertise (20%), technology and equipment (15%), accessibility (15%), pricing transparency (10%), and patient experience (10%). The list is recomputed from current data and independently reviewed by Dr Maqsud Mallick, BDS.
The ranking is recalculated on a rolling basis from current review and profile data and was last reviewed in August 2026. Clinics can move up or down as their underlying data changes.
Prioritise verified credentials and relevant training, modern equipment and sterilisation standards, a strong and recent review history, transparent pricing, and clear communication about treatment options. Confirm the clinic is taking new patients and offers periodontics before booking.
Many clinics in Tucson accept major dental insurance and offer financing such as in-house payment plans or third-party options like CareCredit for larger treatments. Coverage and financing vary by practice — confirm your plan is accepted and ask about phased or monthly payment options before treatment begins.
How We Vet Each Clinic
Every clinic on this list passes our verification process
License & standing verified — active Arizona dental license confirmed with no disciplinary actions.
Patient review volume checked — minimum verified patient reviews across Google with a strong average rating.
Local presence confirmed — verified physical practice in the Tucson metro area with established patient base.
Technology & equipment assessed — modern dental technology and sterilization standards evaluated.
Transparent pricing reviewed — clear communication of costs, financing options, and insurance acceptance.