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Gum disease can be prevented through proper prevention, early diagnosis, and timely treatment.

More than 100 million Europeans suffer from periodontitis. If not treated in time, periodontitis becomes a huge medical financial burden, as this condition leads to a series of unwanted outcomes—not only the loss of teeth and oral function, but it also increases the risk of developing more serious diseases such as cardiovascular diseases, heart attacks, chronic kidney disease, etc.

Prevention

Proper hygiene of teeth and gums plays a key role in the prevention of periodontitis. Therefore, the use of soft toothbrushes, dental floss, interdental brushes, and oral irrigators is recommended. Professional plaque and tartar removal, polishing and air polishing of teeth at the dental clinic also play a key role in prevention and are recommended twice a year.

Untreated gum inflammation, teeth grinding, smoking, genetic predispositions, hormonal imbalances in women, certain medications, diabetes, and stress are the most important risk factors for the development of periodontitis. If you identify with these risk groups, we recommend a preventive check-up.

Diagnosis

At the first signs of swelling, discoloration and/or bleeding and/or gum recession, it is advisable to schedule a diagnostic examination with our periodontist. Bring an X-ray of the upper and lower jaw with you or have it taken quickly at our polyclinic. Our periodontist will:

Interpret your X-ray
Examine the teeth and gums in detail
Measure all recessions and/or the depth of periodontal pockets
Document bleeding
Determine tooth mobility
Measure furcation involvement
Thoroughly clean all deposits
Instruct you on optimal oral hygiene
Recommend further treatment

Treatment

At the SeaDent Polyclinic, we use effective conservative, laser, and surgical treatments for periodontitis. Depending on the severity of your case, we will choose the most effective treatment for you. Whether you need only deep tartar removal—scaling—and polishing, or medicamentous therapy, or if you require a surgical procedure to reduce periodontal pockets, a procedure to cover exposed tooth roots, or one of the more complex periodontal surgeries, SeaDent Polyclinic will do everything necessary for the proper and effective treatment of your periodontitis and the preservation of your teeth and health.

Gum Disease Can Be Prevented!

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