Bleeding, swollen or sensitive gums should not be ignored. Early gum care can help protect your gums, teeth and the tissues supporting them.
Gum problems can develop gradually. Paying attention to early changes can help you seek care before the condition becomes more serious.
Gum problems may begin with inflammation or bleeding. When left untreated, the condition can gradually affect the gums and the tissues that support your teeth.
Treatment depends on your gum condition, the amount of deposits and the health of the tissues supporting your teeth.
Professional cleaning helps remove plaque and hardened deposits that may collect around the teeth and gumline.
When gum problems involve deeper tissues, treatment is planned according to your individual periodontal condition.
When deposits extend below the gumline, deeper professional cleaning may be recommended.
Follow-up and maintenance can play an important role in protecting long-term gum health.
Brushing is essential for daily oral hygiene. However, hardened deposits can build up around the teeth and may require professional cleaning.
We examine your gums, teeth and surrounding tissues.
We assess inflammation, deposits and other concerns.
We explain the treatment options suitable for your condition.
We guide you on maintaining healthier gums over time.
Bleeding gums can have different causes, including inflammation and plaque buildup. A dental examination can help identify the reason.
Treatment depends on the stage and severity of the condition. Early assessment can help determine the appropriate approach.
Comfort during treatment depends on the procedure and individual condition. Your dentist can explain what to expect before treatment.
The management of gum recession depends on its cause and severity. Your dentist can assess the condition and discuss suitable options.
The ideal frequency varies according to your oral health and individual risk factors. Your dentist can recommend an appropriate schedule.
A simple dental examination can help identify what is happening and guide you towards the appropriate care for your gums.
