Periodontology is a science that deals with the tissues surrounding the teeth, bone diseases surrounding the gums and tooth roots and the treatment of these diseases.
The tissues surrounding our teeth consist of hard and soft structures. These tissues are very important for oral health. A problem with the teeth or gums can cause tooth loss.
Periodontal diseases are inflammatory diseases affecting the tissues and gums that support the teeth. These diseases can be easily treated in early diagnosis. If the inflammation is only in the gums, it is called gingivitis. However, as this inflammation progresses, it begins to spread towards the bone tissue below. This causes destruction in the bone.
Periodontal diseases can be largely stopped and taken under control. Treatment of the dentist is not enough for the end of the disease. The patient should pay due attention to oral care during the treatment phase. Because the most important cause of these diseases is bacteria accumulating in the mouth. The number of bacteria increases very quickly in people who do not pay attention to oral care. Microorganisms consisting of bacteria are formed in the accumulation that accumulates at the junction of the gums and teeth called bacterial plaque. They feed on food waste and cause acid production.
Called bacterial plaque, microbial dental plaque, or dental grime, this purulent, light yellow color is the main cause of the formation of caries, gingivitis and dental calculus that occur in our additive teeth. This add-on must be removed by mouth. This is accomplished with a highly effective and sustained oral care.
Failure to use floss with tooth brushing can cause this. Tooth decay and gingivitis occur mostly in areas where the toothbrush cannot reach.
The healthy gums are slightly rough, pink and the border with the teeth is in a smooth line. Healthy gums do not bleed while eating or brushing teeth. Periodontal diseases begin with gingivitis. When gingivitis occurs, the gums appear red and larger. It bleeds when brushing gums or eating. The initial stages of gingivitis may not cause much discomfort to the person. But when the disease progresses, it can lead to irreversible damage to the bone that supports the gums and teeth.
Gingivitis:
In the early stages of gingivitis, discomfort can be easily eliminated with proper and effective oral care. However, if the inflammation cannot be removed, a dentist should be visited immediately. Because if the problem progresses, it can switch to the bone surrounding the tooth roots and cause much bigger problems.
When you meet with our clinic for gum disease, detailed information is obtained from you. This information is very important. During this preliminary interview, we both know the patient and the patient knows us. In this meeting, the patient’s health history, dental and gum diseases are learned. For example, diabetes patients have a higher risk of gingivitis. During the examination, your dentist can find a link between systemic diseases and gum discomfort. Because one of the first signs of some systemic diseases can be seen in the gums or oral mucosa.
The first step for periodontology treatment is to diagnose the disease correctly. For this, information obtained from the patient, radiographic evaluations are utilized from the clinical examination. After the disease is detected, the patient is informed about this topic.
The gingiva and the tooth stones around the teeth are cleaned with special devices. Polishing process is done on the tooth surface. Depending on the degree of inflammation in the gingiva, in some cases, deep cleaning can be applied to the gingival pockets and root surfaces under local anesthesia. In some cases, antibiotics may be used to support the treatment. Antibiotic therapy is used especially in acute gum infections.
When gingivitis progresses and reaches the underlying bone tissue, the bone tissue begins to melt. This causes a reduction in dental support. When this discomfort progresses much more, it can cause tooth loss. Surgical treatment may be required for advanced gingivitis. In this case, the gums are removed from the bone tissue and teeth under local anesthesia; roots, inside the gums and bone surface can be completely cleaned. At this stage, bone powders and bone grafts that help bone formation can be placed and the gums can be re-erected.
The success of periodontal treatment depends on the quality of oral care that the patient applies after treatment. If the patient does not pay attention to oral hygiene, the gums can become inflamed again. This is why controls are so important. Checking the patient at certain intervals allows any problem that may occur to be detected and treated immediately.
In Estheticana, dental and gum ailments are successfully performed. Contact us to realize your periodontal treatment to our clinic and find out the periodontology prices.
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