Pino Periodontics, Curtis Pino DDS MSD

Specialized gum care isn’t always top of mind—until it is. Periodontists handle what general dentists often don’t: the delicate structures supporting teeth, from dental implants to advanced gum disease treatment. Procedures like bone grafting, crown lengthening, or sinus lifts might sound clinical, but they’re routine solutions for preserving smiles long-term. The difference between a standard cleaning and periodontal therapy often comes down to who’s holding the instruments—and whether they’ve spent years focusing solely on the gums, bones, and connective tissues that anchor everything in place.

Tucked along Wyoming Boulevard in Albuquerque’s northeast quadrant, Pino Periodontics operates out of Suite D-1 at 7007 Wyoming Blvd NE, 87109. This stretch of the city blends medical offices with quiet commercial pockets, a practical hub for those mapping out appointments between errands. Periodontal work isn’t the kind of service you stumble upon; it’s the kind you seek after a referral or a persistent ache that won’t quit. Whether the issue is receding gums, loose teeth, or preparing for implants, the solutions here zero in on the foundational work most patients overlook until it becomes urgent.

Questions about gum grafts or implant readiness usually start with a consultation. Reaching the office is simple: call (505) 822-0565 to coordinate timing or details. For first-time visitors, the map pinpoints the suite amid the boulevard’s low-slung professional buildings. Albuquerque’s dental specialists tend to cluster in these unassuming plazas—no fanfare, just the quiet hum of a practice where the work speaks louder than the signage.