Turows Periodontics & Implant Dentistry

Specialized dental care often centers on the structures that support teeth—gums, bone, and connective tissue. When issues like gum disease, receding gums, or missing teeth require focused attention, a periodontist steps in. In Grand Rapids, this kind of care is available along Breton Road, where advanced treatments address both function and long-term oral health. Procedures here range from gum grafts and bone regeneration to the placement of dental implants, each tailored to stabilize or restore what’s been compromised.

The office at 2005 Breton Rd SE sits in a stretch of Grand Rapids where medical practices and quiet commercial spaces blend into the neighborhood. It’s a place where referrals often come from general dentists, but self-referrals aren’t uncommon—especially when someone’s researching solutions for persistent gum inflammation or tooth loss. The focus remains clinical: diagnosing periodontal disease, performing deep cleanings, and designing implant-supported restorations. No frills, just the technical precision the field demands.

Questions about treatment options or next steps? The practice fields calls at (616) 379-4017. For those mapping out the visit, the directions pinpoint the location just southeast of the city’s core. A quick check of the map confirms it: no detours, just a direct route to specialized care.