Periodontitis
- If gingivitis can’t be healed, it might lead to periodontitis, which means inflammation around the tooth.
- Infected spaces called “pockets” are formed when gums pull away from the teeth.
- The body’s immune system fights the bacteria as the plaque increases and get bigger below the gum line.
- Bacterial toxins and the body’s natural response to infection begin to break the bone and connective tissue that hold teeth in place
- The bones, gums, and tissue that holds the teeth are damaged if not healed. The teeth might loose and have to be removed.
Symptoms of Periodontitis
- Receding gums (gums pulling away from teeth)
- Bleeding while brushing or flossing
- Red, inflamed or sensitive gums
- Loose or separating teeth
- Mouth swelling
- Continuous bad breath
Periodontal services
- Scaling and Root Planning
- Connective tissue grafts
- Periodontal diagnosis and treatment planning
- Periodontal plastic surgery
- Gingival reforming
- Papillary reconstruction
- Osseous surgical re-contouring of alveolar bone surrounding teeth
- Esthetic and functional crown lengthening
- Alveolar ridge augmentation for both implant, prosthetic and aesthetic concerns
- Extraction site preservation
- Dental implants
- Implant supported dentures
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