Periodontology
Personalised care and treatment plans that protect the gums and supporting bone and help control bleeding, recession and loss of support.
Book via WhatsAppWhat are gum diseases?
Gum disease ranges from gingivitis, with redness and bleeding, to periodontitis, which affects the bone and tissues supporting the teeth. A lack of pain in early stages can delay recognition.
Bleeding while brushing, persistent bad breath, recession, tooth mobility or new gaps may require a periodontal examination.
Diagnosis and risk assessment
Pocket depth, bleeding, plaque, tooth mobility and necessary radiographs are assessed. Smoking, diabetes, genetic susceptibility and home care may influence the plan.
- Detailed examination of gums and supporting tissues
- Assessment of plaque and calculus
- Radiographic review of bone levels
- Maintenance intervals based on individual risk
How does treatment progress?
- Personalised home-care techniques are demonstrated.
- Calculus and root surfaces are cleaned professionally.
- Pockets and bleeding are reassessed after healing.
- Advanced periodontal procedures are planned when needed.
- Supportive periodontal care helps maintain the result.
Home care and follow-up
Daily plaque control and regular maintenance are central to periodontal care. Interdental brushes or floss may be recommended in addition to toothbrushing.