Triad Periodontics

Triad Periodontics is a dedicated dental clinic specializing in periodontics, with a prominent presence in the North Carolina Triad area, including offices in High Point and Lexington. The clinic is led by Dr. Karen Elizabeth Lanier, a highly experienced and respected periodontist with over 30 years of practice. Dr. Lanier is a native of Lexington, NC, and obtained her Dental Hygiene degree from Guilford Technical Institute, followed by Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Dental Education from UNC at Chapel Hill. Her extensive experience is complemented by her active involvement in the dental community, having served as President of various dental societies, including the Third District of NC Dental Society, Davidson County, High Point Dental Societies, and the North Carolina Society of Periodontics. She is also a member of the American Dental Association, the Southern, and American Academy of Periodontology, and has been re-elected to serve on the North Carolina Board of Dentistry, where she was recently nominated President. Triad Periodontics provides a wide range of services focused on the health of the gums and supporting structures of the teeth. These services include the diagnosis and treatment of periodontal (gum) disease, which can range from early-stage gingivitis to more advanced periodontitis. They offer various treatment options, from non-invasive methods like scaling and root planing to advanced procedures such as laser gum surgery (LANAP) and traditional surgical care, including pocket depth reduction, regeneration, and soft-tissue grafts. The clinic also specializes in dental implants, a popular and effective solution for replacing missing teeth. Patient care at Triad Periodontics emphasizes a personalized approach, utilizing state-of-the-art equipment and technologies to ensure effective and comfortable treatments. Patient testimonials often highlight the friendly and professional staff, detailed explanations of procedures, and a generally positive experience, even for those with dental anxiety.