GUM HEALTH

GUM HEALTH

Gum health is planned over time, not in one appointment.

Gum health is planned over time, not in one appointment.

We assess inflammation, pocketing, recession, bone levels and stability before discussing periodontal treatment options.

Inflammation and attachment loss

A clear explanation of inflammation, gum pockets, bone support and the information needed to plan care.

Measuring change over time

Baseline and reassessment periodontal charts help compare gum stability and response to treatment over time.

Where regeneration may be possible

Selected periodontal defects may benefit from regenerative planning, using charting, radiographs and clinical risk assessment.

Endo-perio lesions

Some problems involve both the tooth nerve and surrounding periodontal tissues. Diagnosis may need radiographs, vitality testing, root canal treatments and staged review.

Planning before surgery

For selected periodontal defects, CBCT tomography can help assess anatomy and support regenerative periodontal treatment planning.

Keeping stability after treatment

Long-term gum health depends on tailored home care, risk review and supportive periodontal maintenance.