Periodontology

Among the first symptoms of the well-known periodontitis are bleeding gums and exposed tooth necks. In advanced stages, so-called deep periodontal pockets can occur around the teeth. These pockets are formed on the basis of inflammation around the teeth. In the most advanced stages, the teeth can wiggle and shift to other places. All of these conditions are treatable today and do not necessarily lead to extractions and tooth loss.

Successful treatment of periodontitis lies on perfect dental hygiene. Both individual and professional. With a clean tooth, the weakening of the suspension apparatus will not occur and will not worsen. Many patients will be helped by this basic procedure. More complex patients require the intervention of a dentist. There are several methods by which affected teeth are cleaned and stabilized. These include deep cleaning, open surgical curettage, laser cleaning or splinting of loose teeth