We practise periodontology, the area of dentistry that deals with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases of the gums and the other periodontal tissues that surround and hold the teeth.
Periodontal treatment aims to reduce inflammation, remove infection from the periodontal pockets, the gaps between the gum and the tooth, and preserve the tissues that keep your teeth stable.
Before treatment the doctor assesses the condition of your gums, the depth of the pockets, tooth mobility and the degree of tissue damage, then explains the situation and draws up an individual treatment plan.
Periodontology is the area of dentistry that deals with the tissues around the tooth: the gums, the periodontal ligaments, the cementum (the hard tissue that covers the root) and the bone.
Together these structures form the periodontium and help hold the teeth in the correct position.
Inflammatory periodontal disease can cause bleeding gums, bad breath, periodontal pockets, exposed roots and loose teeth. The tactics of periodontal treatment depend on the cause and the degree of change.
The doctor assesses the depth of the periodontal pockets, the level of inflammation and tooth mobility.
We explain which method is needed, from conservative treatment to surgery.
We perform curettage or other procedures, taking into account the condition of the tissues and your comfort.
The doctor monitors the reduction of inflammation and the recovery of the tissues.
We explain how to keep the result and lower the risk of renewed inflammation.

We choose the method according to the condition of your gums and the stage of inflammation, with no unnecessary procedures.
We track how the condition of your gums changes after treatment and record real progress.
We work carefully to preserve as much of your own tissue as possible.
For deep cleaning and gum procedures we numb only the area being treated, so you can go about your day afterwards.
The doctor monitors healing and does not stop at a single visit.
We explain how to lower the risk of relapse and keep your gums healthy.