Periodontology

It is the branch of science that deals with the diseases that occur in the tissues surrounding the teeth, in other words the gums and the bones surrounding the tooth roots, and the treatment of these diseases.
Gum treatments are procedures that involve restoring the soft tissues surrounding the teeth and implants in case of damage, and arranging them for aesthetic purposes when they are healthy. Gum health is of great importance in order to protect the health of the tissues in the mouth and to perform and maintain other dental treatments successfully. It is also very effective in maintaining the general health status.

• Swollen gums
• Bright red or purplish gums
• Sensitive gums that bleed when touched
• Gingival recession and related longer-looking teeth
• Opening the distance between the teeth
• Pus coming out between the teeth and under the gums
• Bad breath
• Bad taste sensation in the mouth
• Swaying teeth
• The feeling of incompatibility of your teeth with each other during chewing
These symptoms vary from patient to patient.

Gum treatments can be applied to heal damaged tissues, to increase the contribution of healthy tissue to oral functions, or to improve its aesthetic appearance. The most important point to be considered in order to ensure the effectiveness and continuity of the treatments is the correct oral care. Brushing teeth regularly and using the right technique and using dental floss is enough to provide ideal oral care.