Judith M. Bordeaux, DMD, MSD

Periodontics bridges the gap between routine dental care and specialized gum health, particularly when tooth loss or implant placement enters the conversation. Judith M. Bordeaux, DMD, MSD operates in this niche, offering services that span dental implants, periodontal maintenance, and treatments for gum disease. The practice addresses both functional concerns—like bone grafting to prepare for implants—and aesthetic outcomes, such as crown lengthening to refine a smile’s proportions. These procedures often serve as a foundation for broader dental work, ensuring long-term stability for restorations.

The office sits at 10850 Pearl Rd # D6, Cleveland, OH 44136, a stretch of Strongsville’s commercial corridor where medical and dental practices cluster alongside retail spots. This part of Pearl Road is a practical hub for residents of the southwestern suburbs, with easy access from I-71 and routes leading into Parma or Berea. Parking here follows the area’s no-frills layout: functional, with none of the congestion found closer to downtown. The location suits those balancing appointments between work, school runs, or errands at nearby shopping plazas.

Dental implants, in particular, demand precision—both in placement and the preliminary work to ensure the jawbone can support them. A periodontist’s role in this process involves assessing bone density, managing gum tissue, and coordinating with restorative dentists to align the final result with a patient’s bite and appearance. While general dentists may handle simpler extractions or crowns, cases requiring implants or advanced gum therapy often land in specialized hands. This division of care ensures each step, from initial consultation to final restoration, adheres to the higher standards these procedures demand.

Questions about treatment options or scheduling can be directed to (440) 238-2332. For first-time visitors, the map provides the clearest route: directions here. The building itself is part of a low-slung professional complex, typical of the area’s mix of older brick facades and newer signage—a quiet contrast to the busier retail strips just down the road.