Who may be considered?
- Those who experience bleeding gums while brushing or spontaneously
- Those with receding gums, sensitivity or bad breath
- Those with suspected loose teeth or periodontal bone loss
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Periodontal Treatments
Diagnosis, treatment and care planning of gum bleeding, recession and diseases in the tissues supporting the teeth.
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Information and planning
In periodontal evaluation, gum bleeding, pocket depths, recession, tooth mobility, plaque and tartar accumulation and bone levels are examined. The first step of treatment is usually oral care education and tooth surface-root surface cleaning. In advanced cases, surgical or regenerative approaches may be required. Regular periodontal care after treatment is important in keeping the disease under control.
The treatment method and duration are determined according to the clinical examination, radiographic assessment and individual needs.
Treatment process
- 01
Periodontal examination and necessary radiographic records
- 02
Assessment of personal risks and oral care habits
- 03
Scaling and root planing if necessary
- 04
Re-evaluation of treatment response
- 05
Surgery and regular care plan in necessary cases
After treatment
Care and follow-up
Daily brushing and interdental cleaning, avoidance of smoking, and compliance with periodontal care intervals determined according to personal risk are recommended.
Treatment options
Available methods
The appropriate method is selected according to clinical findings and individual needs.
Non-surgical periodontal treatment
It involves the removal of dental calculus and root surface deposits.
Periodontal surgery
It is evaluated in appropriate cases where non-surgical treatment is not sufficient.
Gum recession treatments
It is planned according to sensitivity, tissue thickness and aesthetic requirements.
Points to consider
Treatment selection varies depending on the stage of the disease, risk of progression, smoking, systemic diseases and oral care. Continuous bleeding should not be considered normal.
Alternative approaches
Surveillance without treatment is not appropriate in active disease; however, the need for surgery may be reassessed after response to nonsurgical treatment.
What patients ask
Frequently asked questions
Is bleeding gums normal?+
Persistent bleeding may be a sign of inflammation and requires periodontal evaluation.
Will the disease recur after treatment is completed?+
Since the risks and plaque control continue, the disease may progress again if regular care is not carried out.
Examination and assessment
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