Periodontology - a branch of dentistry focused on gum health preservation
During the examination, the periodontist creates a perio-chart – a passport of your gums that reflects their current state. This includes the presence of plaque, pockets, bleeding level, root exposure, etc
Proper professional hygiene includes a perio-chart, photo documentation, scaling, the use of professional powders including glycine, which is intended for subgingival root treatment to eliminate biofilm, sanitize periodontal pockets, and clean implant surfaces
Professional Oral Hygiene - Why is it Necessary? What Happens to Teeth if We Delay Treatment?
1. Biofilm formation – a bacterial layer on the tooth surface
2. Tartar formation – Soft plaque hardens and becomes yellow or gray tartar
3. Negative consequences of tartar:
Tartar contains bacteria that lead to gum inflammation (gingivitis)
Tartar is one of the main factors in the development of caries
4. Periodontitis - an inflammatory disease of the gums and tissues that support the tooth
5. Possible tooth loss
How to Save Time and Maintain Healthy Teeth? - Professional dental hygiene with a dentist every six months
The structure of our teeth is such that toothbrushes, irrigators, floss, or special brushes cannot fully clean hard-to-reach areas and interdental spaces
A dentist can perform thorough cleaning using mechanical plaque removal and ultrasonic tartar removal, resulting in not only healthy teeth but also a beautiful, aesthetic smile
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Periodontology
Hygiene
50€
Implant Hygiene
50€
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