Service Description

Gum treatment, or periodontal treatment, is vital for healthy gums and preventing gum disease: Purpose: Focuses on: Preventing and treating gum disease. Restoring and maintaining healthy gums. Addressing issues like gum recession or inflammation. Signs of Gum Disease: Bleeding, swollen, or tender gums. Persistent bad breath. Gum recession or changes in texture. Loose teeth or changes in bite. Types of Treatment: Scaling and Root Planing: Deep cleaning to remove plaque and tartar. Gum Surgery: Repairs damaged gum tissue or recession. Antibiotics: Treat infections and aid healing. Gum Grafting: Transplants gum tissue to cover exposed roots. Laser Therapy: Removes infected tissue and promotes regeneration. Procedure: Evaluation: Dentist assesses gum health and disease severity. Scaling: Removes plaque and tartar from teeth and below gumline. Root Planing: Smoothes tooth roots to prevent bacteria buildup. Gum Surgery (if needed): Repairs or regenerates gum tissue. Aftercare: Oral hygiene instructions, follow-ups, antibiotics if necessary. Benefits: Halts Gum Disease Progression. Improved Gum Health: Reduces inflammation and bleeding. Prevents Tooth Loss. Fresher Breath. Enhanced Smile Aesthetics: Restores healthy gums and improves appearance. Aftercare: Maintain Oral Hygiene: Brushing, flossing, and antiseptic mouthwash. Follow-up Appointments: Monitor healing progress. Avoid Smoking: Hinders healing and worsens gum disease. Prevention: Regular Dental Check-ups. Proper Oral Hygiene. Healthy Lifestyle: Balanced diet, no tobacco. Gum treatment is vital for gum health and preventing disease. Early detection and intervention can prevent complications. Consult with a dentist for personalized treatment plans tailored to your needs.