Periodontology

The role of periodontology in maintaining oral health:

• Diagnosing the condition of the gums and periodontium: Periodontists specialize in detecting signs of gingivitis and periodontal disease, such as periodontitis. Early detection of these issues is key to preventing their progression.
• Treatment of gum disease: A variety of treatment methods, ranging from conservative therapies to advanced surgical procedures, make it possible to effectively manage periodontal disease. These treatments often include tartar removal, deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) and, in more advanced cases, surgical interventions.
• Preventing tooth loss: Periodontal disease is one of the leading causes of tooth loss in adults. Effective periodontal treatment can help preserve natural teeth and prevent the need for extraction.
• Impact on overall health: Studies show that periodontal disease can affect a patient's overall health, increasing the risk of problems such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and pregnancy complications. Therefore, periodontics plays an important role not only in oral health, but also in terms of overall health.

2 Treatment of gum disease:

• Non-surgical treatments: Early stages of gum disease are often treated by professional cleaning, known as scaling and root planing, which removes tartar and bacteria below the gum line.
• Advanced surgical procedures: For more advanced cases of periodontitis, we offer a variety of surgical options, including flap surgery, which allows for more thorough cleaning of deep pockets and regeneration of damaged tissue.

3 Periodontal Structure Regeneration:

• Modern regenerative techniques: We use advanced methods such as bone grafting and the use of regenerative membranes to stimulate the regeneration of bone and gum tissue.
• Restoring lost tissue: Our regenerative treatments aim to restore lost bone and gum structure, which is key to long-term oral health.

4 Preventing complications:

• A holistic approach to oral health: We focus on preventing complications from periodontal disease that can affect a patient's overall health, such as increased risk of heart disease, diabetes, and other systemic conditions.
• Patient Education: We actively educate our patients about the importance of periodontal health and what steps they can take to prevent further progression of the disease.