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Periodontal surgery

For healthy gums and long-lasting smile

Periodontal surgery is a dental procedure for restoring the appearance and function of teeth, gums and bones damaged due to severe gum disease. A periodontist can help you determine whether you need a specific procedure.

WHEN IS PERIODONTAL SURGERY NECESSARY?

Periodontal surgery is recommended for:

  • Advanced periodontitis, when the gums and bone are significantly damaged.
  • Deep periodontal pockets that cannot be cleaned through conservative methods.
  • Gum recession, where tooth roots become exposed and predisposed to cavities and sensitivity.
  • When the bone structure is weakened and needs restoration through bone regeneration.

Types of periodontal
surgical
procedures

Gingival plasty (gum grafting)

The procedure is applied for gum recession, by adding tissue to cover exposed tooth roots and restore the aesthetics and function of the gums.

Periodontal pockets

Performed to clean and reduce deep pockets around teeth, which helps eliminate accumulated plaque and bacteria.

Bone regeneration

When bone tissue is lost around teeth, regenerative techniques are used to restore the bone, providing a healthier foundation for the teeth.

Laser treatment

In some cases, we use laser technologies that offer less invasive methods for cleaning and regenerating tissues.

BENEFITS OF PERIODONTAL SURGERY

  • Stopping the progression of periodontitis: The procedure removes infection and restores gum health.
  • Improved function and comfort: Periodontal surgery restores tooth stability and eliminates discomfort associated with periodontal disease.
  • Aesthetics: Procedures related to restoring gums and bone improve the appearance of your smile.

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