Periodontology / Gingivitis
Periodontal care for bleeding, red, or swollen gums while inflammation is still limited to the gums. Gingivitis is an inflammatory condition caused by microbial plaque and limited to the gums. Patients usually notice gum inflammation through redness, swelling, or bleeding gums during brushing. Treatment focuses on removing...
Treatment overview
Gingivitis is an inflammatory condition caused by microbial plaque and limited to the gums. Patients usually notice gum inflammation through redness, swelling, or bleeding gums during brushing.
Treatment focuses on removing plaque and tartar, improving daily oral hygiene, and maintaining the result through regular periodontal rechecks.
Complete cases
Case 1
Gingivitis case with intense inflammation of the free gingiva. Conservative periodontal treatment was performed. After approximately 4 weeks, the improvement in the color and texture of the gum tissues is visible.
Case 2
Gingivitis case. There is intense inflammation of the free gums as well as intense tartar deposits (stone) in the lower anterior teeth. The case was treated conservatively. The change in color, texture and volume of the gingival tissue after the healing phase is evident.
Same treatment area
Periodontology
Treatment planning for periodontal disease affecting gums, bone support, tooth stability, and long-term oral health.
Periodontology
Gum and bone reshaping when a tooth needs better access for restoration or a more balanced gum-tooth relationship.
Periodontology
Regenerative periodontal planning for selected defects where supporting tissues around teeth need rebuilding.
Periodontology
Periodontal plastic surgery for gum recession, exposed roots, soft-tissue quality, and smile balance.
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