What problems does periodontology address?
- bleeding or sensitive gums
- gum inflammation and periodontitis
- receding gums and exposed tooth necks
- loosening of teeth caused by periodontal disease
Modern periodontal care offers a wide range of methods and procedures that effectively slow the progression of periodontal disease and help keep teeth in optimal condition. Gum problems are an issue that should always be addressed, but today they do not necessarily mean inevitable tooth loss. After tooth decay, periodontitis is one of the most common conditions treated in dental practices.
The goal of periodontal care is to eliminate harmful bacteria, allow the gums to regenerate and stabilise the entire dentition. When appropriate, modern regenerative surgical procedures can also be used to help restore damaged tissues. Our aim is to keep your teeth strong, functional and healthy for as long as possible.