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Periodontitis

Treatment planning for periodontal disease affecting gums, bone support, tooth stability, and long-term oral health. Periodontitis affects the supporting tissues around the teeth, including the gums, periodontal ligament, root surface, and alveolar bone. Periodontitis symptoms may include gum inflammation, bleeding gums, and, in more advanced...

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Treatment overview

Periodontitis treatment and maintenance

Periodontitis affects the supporting tissues around the teeth, including the gums, periodontal ligament, root surface, and alveolar bone. Periodontitis symptoms may include gum inflammation, bleeding gums, and, in more advanced cases, loose teeth. It may be localized or generalized, and its severity depends on the amount of tissue and bone support already lost.

Treatment may include non-surgical periodontal therapy, surgical treatment when indicated, and a long-term maintenance plan. Regular rechecks are essential because periodontal stability depends on both professional care and consistent daily oral hygiene.

Complete cases

Complete before and after cases.

Periodontitis Before Case 1
Before
Periodontitis After Case 1
After

Case 1

Periodontitis

Male patient, smoker, 40 years of age with advanced periodontitis. The anterior lower incisors were removed from the patient and a Maryland type bridge was temporarily placed. The result shown is after non-surgical treatment.

Periodontitis Before Case 2
Before
Periodontitis After Case 2
After

Case 2

Periodontitis

Female smoker (approximately 5-10 cigarettes per day) with advanced periodontitis and flaring of the anterior teeth. Conservative and surgical periodontal treatment were performed, followed by orthodontic treatment in a second stage.

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