Gum Diseases (Periodontology)
Healthy teeth begin with healthy gums
Periodontology focuses on protecting the tissues surrounding teeth (gums, connective tissue and jawbone) and treating their diseases. Early gum problems are easier to treat, while advanced cases can lead to bone loss and tooth loss. Below we cover three core treatments: gingivitis care, deep scaling and gum recession treatment.
01 - Gingivitis Treatment
A stage that can be fully reversed with early diagnosis
Gingivitis is the early stage of gum disease characterized by redness, swelling and bleeding during brushing. Its primary cause is plaque and tartar buildup. If untreated, it can progress to periodontitis and cause bone loss.
Symptoms
- Bleeding while brushing
- Bad breath
- Redness and swelling of gums
- Gum sensitivity
How is it treated?
- Professional scaling and polishing
- Improved oral hygiene guidance
- Regular follow-up appointments
02 - Deep Scale Cleaning
Removing deep tartar deposits below the gum line
Deep scaling cleans tartar and plaque below the gum line to prevent further inflammation and bone loss.
When is it needed?
- Advanced gum disease or pocketing
- Persistent bleeding and inflammation
- Bad breath caused by deep deposits
03 - Gum Recession Treatment
Protecting exposed tooth roots
Gum recession exposes tooth roots, leading to sensitivity and increased risk of decay. Treatment aims to stabilize the gum line and protect the root surfaces.
Treatment options
- Deep cleaning and desensitization
- Gum grafts when needed
- Adjusting brushing habits and bite issues
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