Gingivitis Treatment with a Biological Approach
Do your gums bleed when you brush your teeth?
You most likely suffer from gingivitis (an early non-destructive predecessor of gum disease), which if left untreated, develops into periodontitis (serious stage of gum disease). Periodontitis can lead to further health issues such as heart and lung disease and can result in tooth loss.
Patients
What do they say
How does gum disease develop?
Have you ever scraped your tooth at the end of that day and have noticed that a white substance rubs off? This is known as plaque.
Plaque
Plaque is simply a yellowish-white film composed of bacteria, small particles, proteins and mucus. This plaque continuously accumulates on the teeth and gums.
With proper brushing and flossing, plaque is easily removed. If plaque is not removed by brushing and flossing, over time, plaque will calcify (harden).
This hardened plaque is known as tartar and can no longer be removed with simple brushing and flossing, it must be removed through our professional dental cleaning.
The more harmful bacteria release toxins which damage the gums. They also cause infection and inflammation which activates the immune system. This inflammation of the gums is called is called gingivitis and is the first stage of gum disease.
Advtantages
Let us summarize the advantages of gingivitis & periodontitis treatment with a Biological Approach,
for you, our great patient:
Zero pain, no injection, no numbness.
Less time in the dental chair.
While in the dental chair, your experiences are transformed from fear into comfort.
NO need for antibiotics!
The procedure is fast, COMPLETELY painless, absolutely safe and effective
The treatment is completely autologous, therefore, there are no additives, so you will not have allergies or any side effects!
Laser Treatment for Gingivitis
Laser treatment is an effective way to treat early stages of gingivitis.
With only 2 sessions of laser application; we will be able to destroy the toxins and eliminate the gum disease.
If left unchecked, gingivitis may progress to periodontitis. Periodontitis is often ‘silent’, that is, the bacterial infection of the bone and ligaments which hold the teeth in place frequently occurs without pain
Periodontal disease will cause bone to erode and teeth to progressively loosen to a point where normal chewing causes them to fall out.
Note:
Your general health depends on your oral health! Yes, that’s right! It may seem strange but, periodontitis affects your general health and is linked with various diseases like cardiovascular disease and diabetes. So, if you have a healthy mouth you will a healthy body!
Biological treatment of the periodontal disease with laser and PRF
The care cycle from our dental centre includes a thorough cleaning of the dental plaque from the root and the use of a dental laser; a necessary tool that assists in eliminating bacteria and their by-products called toxins.
By using this method of treatment, we achieve the destruction of toxins, contributing to the regeneration of the gums and we may drastically stop the disease of periodontitis, revitalizing your smile.
On top of that, we apply the PRF which implements stem cells and growth factors and is the most natural way of self-healing.
Let’s not forget that our mouth is not a separate part of the body, but an integral part of the whole human system!
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Accreditations and Awards
Health and Safety: ISO 9001 & 18001
Laser : AALZ Laser Safety
Golden Award: Clinical Research for Dental Lasers