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Periodontists in Baltimore, MD

21 periodontists practice in Baltimore, Maryland. Save any office to your free Patient Passport and your records travel with you — forms, history, and insurance in one place.

Andrew Fried, DMD

Periodontist

9712 Belair Rd Ste 304(410) 256-6760

Barbara A. Lesco, D.D.S., P.A.

Periodontist

2 E Lee St(410) 727-6190

Barbara Lesco, DDS

Periodontist

2 East Lee Street(410) 727-6190

Christopher Cruz, DDS, MS

Periodontist

650 W Baltimore St(315) 399-0313

Deborah Jones, D.D.S.

Periodontist

650 W Baltimore St(410) 706-7201

Gary Swiec, DDS

Periodontist

650 W Baltimore St(410) 706-7101

Gonzalo Blasi, DDS MS

Periodontist

305 W Fayette St Apt 1412(443) 980-8835

Hanae Saito

Periodontist

650 W Baltimore St(410) 706-7152

Herbert Livingston, D.D.S.

Periodontist

1001 N Point Blvd(410) 288-3000

Howard Fisher, DDS

Periodontist

1 Village Square(410) 532-2200

Kevin Murphy, DDS, MS

Periodontist

6080 Falls Rd #202(410) 372-0202

Kim-Thi Van-Dinh, D.D.S., M.S

Periodontist

3801 Canterbury Rd(408) 891-1289

Martin Levin, DDS

Periodontist

1 Village Square(410) 433-1977

Mary Aichelmann-Reidy, DDS

Periodontist

650 West Baltimore Street,(410) 706-7153

Mary Lee, D.M.D, M.S.D

Periodontist

6080 Falls Road(410) 372-0202

Patricia Meehan, DDS

Periodontist

650 W Baltimore St(410) 706-7483

Paul Friedman, DDS

Periodontist

103 Sudbrook Ln(410) 486-1914

Richard Mao, D.M.D.

Periodontist

8600 Lasalle Rd(410) 321-9595

Sang Hoon Park, D.D.S.

Periodontist

650 W Baltimore St(443) 827-9248

Wendy Burstein, DDS MS

Periodontist

2 East Lee Street(410) 727-6190

William Bowen, DDS

Periodontist

4019 Wilkens Avenue(410) 644-2200

Common questions about periodontists

What does a periodontist do?

A periodontist specializes in the gums and the bone that supports your teeth. After dental school they complete three additional years of training in treating gum disease, performing gum grafts and bone grafts, and placing dental implants. They handle everything from deep cleanings for gingivitis to surgery for advanced periodontitis.

When should I see a periodontist?

See a periodontist if your gums bleed easily, look red or swollen, are pulling away from your teeth, or if you have persistent bad breath or loose teeth. Your general dentist may also refer you when gum pockets get too deep for a regular cleaning, or when you’re considering a dental implant to replace a missing tooth.

How do I book a periodontist appointment?

You can usually self-refer for gum concerns — call a practice from the list above, or book online at offices marked "on Intake.Dental." Intake-verified offices take your health history through digital forms before your visit, and your free Patient Passport keeps your perio charting and treatment records with you across every office you see.

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