Periodontist in New Hanover, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Wallace Stephen C DDS MHS

Periodontist

Wilmington, NC

Wallace Stephen C DDS MHS provides periodontal surgery, gum grafting, bone regeneration, and dental implant reconstruction with sedation dentistry.

  • Gum grafting and soft tissue reconstruction around dental implants
  • Bone regeneration and implant site development
  • Peri-implantitis treatment

Cook Periodontics and Dental Implants

Periodontist

Wilmington, NC

Cook Periodontics offers LANAP laser periodontal treatment and dental implants at Wilmington and Leland offices without requiring a referral.

  • LANAP laser treatment for moderate to severe periodontal disease
  • dental implant treatment
  • non-surgical periodontal care

Wilmington Periodontics & Implant Center

Periodontist

Wilmington, NC

Wilmington Periodontics & Implant Center provides laser periodontal surgery, implants, grafting, and IV moderate sedation at Wilmington and Southport locations.

  • laser treatment for periodontal disease or peri-implantitis
  • single-tooth, multiple-tooth, or full-arch dental implants
  • gum or bone grafting

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FAQ

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

Cook Periodontics and Dental Implants states that it accepts new patients without a referral. Referral requirements can differ by practice and insurance plan, so confirm when scheduling.

What should I compare when choosing a periodontist for implants?

Ask whether the practice handles the specific procedure needed, such as bone grafting, peri-implantitis treatment, or full-arch implants, and whether it offers imaging and sedation appropriate for your case.

How much does periodontal treatment cost in New Hanover County?

The cost depends on the procedure, number of sites, imaging, sedation, insurance coverage, and whether grafting or implants are required. Request a written treatment estimate and ask what your insurance plan covers before treatment.

How long does dental implant treatment usually take?

The timeline depends on bone levels, grafting, healing, and the type of implant restoration. Wilmington Periodontics & Implant Center lists immediate implant loading and provisionalization, but not every patient is a candidate.

When is a gum problem an emergency?

Severe swelling, fever, facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, or difficulty breathing or swallowing requires urgent dental or medical evaluation. Routine bleeding, gum recession, or loose teeth should be scheduled for a periodontal assessment.