Periodontal Diseases Treatment
The initial stage of the periodontitis is referred to as gingivitis, which can be recognised by red and bleeding gums while tooth brushing. This is a superficial inflammation of gums, which can progress into periodontitis if no regular appropriate oral hygiene is ensured. In the case of bleeding gums, bad odour from the mouth or swelling and sensitive gums, contact your oral hygienist immediately to assess the status of the periodontium.
Surgical treatment is only used in cases of advanced diseases when no conservative methods can be helpful anymore. Then, following a local anaesthetic, lesions of tissues and plaque around teeth are removed, suturing remaining gums around affected teeth. Sometimes, various bone fillers and medications can be used to accelerate tissue regeneration. Unfortunately, surgical treatment usually means extraction of some teeth, which are no longer properly attached to the bone and therefore cannot be used for chewing. Possible periodontal procedures include curettage, flap surgery, gingivectomy, bone augmentation, augmentation of soft tissues, etc. Following a surgical treatment, temporary inconveniences caused by some pain and swelling can persist for two or three days. .
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