What it is
Periodontal gum surgery treats gum disease, deep infection, gum pockets and supporting tissue problems when regular cleaning is not enough. The aim is to control disease, protect teeth and restore healthier gums.
Who it is for
- Bleeding or swollen gums
- Loose teeth due to gum disease
- Deep gum pockets or tartar below the gum line
- Patients advised advanced periodontal treatment
Procedure
- 1
Gum evaluation
We check gum pockets, mobility, bone support and oral hygiene patterns.
- 2
Deep cleaning
Scaling and root surface cleaning remove deposits around and below the gum line.
- 3
Surgical correction
When required, gum surgery allows better access to clean infected areas and reshape tissues.
- 4
Maintenance plan
Follow-up cleanings and home-care guidance reduce the risk of recurrence.
Benefits
Frequently asked
Is gum surgery always required for gum disease?
No. Many cases improve with deep cleaning and home care. Surgery is considered when disease is deeper or more advanced.
Will my gums heal completely?
Healing depends on the severity of gum disease and maintenance. Regular follow-up is essential.
Available at our clinics
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