Periodontics

Periodontics is one of the most important branches of dentistry that helps maintain healthy teeth. Early treatment can prevent tooth loss and maintain a healthy mouth. Contact us today for detailed information about periodontics and a personalized treatment plan.

What is Periodontics?

Periodontics is the branch of dentistry concerned with the health of the tissues surrounding and supporting teeth. The gums, alveolar bone, and periodontal connective tissue ensure healthy teeth are securely anchored within the mouth. Disorders in these tissues directly impact not only oral health but also overall health.

What are Gum Diseases?

Gum diseases are usually gingivitis It starts with gum inflammation. If left untreated, it progresses. periodontitis It can turn into a more serious condition called gum disease. The main gum diseases are:

• Gingivitis: It manifests itself with redness, swelling and bleeding of the gums.

• Periodontitis: In advanced cases, it causes the bone tissue supporting the teeth to dissolve.

• Receding gums: It causes sensitivity and aesthetic problems when the roots of the teeth are exposed.

What are the symptoms?

It's crucial to detect gum disease early. The most common symptoms include:

• Bleeding gums when brushing teeth or eating

• Swelling and tenderness in the gums

• Bad breath (halitosis)

• Loosening or spacing of teeth

• Receding gums

Treatment Methods

Treatments applied in the field of periodontics vary depending on the level of the disease:

• Professional Dental Tartar Cleaning (Scaling): Plaque and tartar accumulation is removed.

• Curettage: The inside of the gum pockets are cleaned with special tools.

• Laser Gum Treatment: It is one of the modern methods that provides more comfortable and faster recovery.

• Surgical Applications: In advanced cases, gum grafts or flap operations can be performed.

The Importance of Periodontics

Gum disease doesn't just cause oral problems; it's also linked to systemic conditions like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and premature birth. Therefore, regular dental checkups are crucial for early diagnosis and treatment.

Protection Methods

• Regular and correct tooth brushing

• Using dental floss or interdental brushes

• Regular professional cleaning

• Dental check-up at least twice a year

Why Sunrise Dental?

• Expert and experienced physician staff

• State-of-the-art equipment and sterile environment

• Personalized treatment plan

• Convenient payment options

• Patient satisfaction-oriented approach