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Why Gum and Teeth Treatment is Necessary

Each tooth is surrounded by soft tissues that protect it from mechanical impacts, pathogenic bacteria, and acidity changes. The complex of tissues around the tooth and holding it in the alveolus, the tooth socket, is called the periodontium. With improper oral care, weakened immunity, and exposure to negative external factors, the condition of the periodontium deteriorates. Statistics show that the vast majority of people encounter periodontal diseases. If not treated in time, they can lead to serious complications and tooth loss. The pathology progresses, spreading to the peri-tooth tissues, weakening, and destroying them. Symptoms include:

Redness, swelling, bleeding of the gums;
Unpleasant breath;
Painful sensations.

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Indications and Contraindications for Gum Treatment

Gums need treatment when signs of disease are detected. Several pathologies occur more frequently than others:

Gingivitis – characterized by gum enlargement, bleeding, pain syndrome, enamel darkening;
Periodontitis – its signs are redness and swelling of the gums, tooth mobility, pain when biting;
Stomatitis – an inflammatory process covering the oral cavity, resulting in blisters filled with clear fluid and ulcers;

Cyst – a formation with purulent content.

Contraindications for gum treatment include:
Blood clotting disorders;
Complete atrophy of the bone tissue around the tooth;

Exacerbation of cardiovascular diseases, respiratory diseases.

In some cases, treatment may be postponed during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Symptoms of Gum Inflammation

Symptoms are mostly noticeable, but many diseases can be asymptomatic in the early stages. If you notice any of the listed symptoms, be sure to make an appointment with a doctor. Main symptoms of gum diseases include:

Redness, inflammation, especially if accompanied by pain on pressure;
Swelling;
Bleeding;
Painful sensations;
Itching;
Increased sensitivity to cold and hot;
Pus discharge from the gum;
Tooth mobility;
Exposure of the tooth root;
Appearance of space between the root and gum;
Increase in the depth of gum pockets;
Unpleasant rotten smell from the mouth.

It is advisable to visit a dentist every 6 months for a preventive examination and timely detection of the onset of disease, making treatment faster and simpler.

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Laser soft tissue correction (gingivectomy)

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What Gum Diseases We Treat at the Clinic

We treat a wide range of gum diseases, primarily gingivitis, periodontitis, and periodontosis.

Gingivitis is an inflammatory disease affecting the upper layers of the gum, often occurring in children during teething and in youth. Main symptoms include swelling, itching, bleeding, and unpleasant breath. A common cause is bacteria proliferating in dental plaque, often due to insufficient oral hygiene. Other causes include systemic diseases, immunodeficiency, and hormonal disturbances.
Periodontitis is inflammation of the peri-tooth ligaments, accompanied by pathological tooth mobility and the formation of deep gum pockets. It arises from dental calculus, smoking, and genetic predisposition. Main symptoms include itching, bleeding, swelling, and recession of the gingival margin, exposing the tooth.

Periodontosis progresses without visible gum inflammation, affecting the bone tissue of the alveolar ridge and tooth-gum connections. Key causes are systemic body disorders, such as atherosclerosis, diabetes, and endocrine pathologies, manifesting as gum tissue loss and tooth mobility.

For each disease, our clinic's doctors choose the optimal treatment method.

Treatment Methods for Gums

Do not try to solve the problem with home remedies. Consult a doctor. He will conduct an examination, prescribe diagnostics, and suggest an effective treatment strategy. Treatment methods in dentistry can be divided into two groups:

Conservative;

Surgical.

Conservative methods include:
Medication therapy – aimed at stopping the spread of infection with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs;
Closed curettage – cleaning of periodontal pockets with subsequent antiseptic treatment;
Ultrasound therapy – removes hard deposits on the tooth surface, eliminates dental calculus under the gum;

Plasmolifting – an injection procedure that reduces bleeding and improves soft tissue regeneration.

Medication therapy often only relieves inflammation without addressing the disease's cause. In such cases, surgical intervention is required.

Surgical methods for treating gums include:
Open curettage – cleaning of tooth-gum pockets with incision of the gum flap for better visibility and access;

Gingivoplasty – a flap operation conducted to reduce the volume of gum tissue.

In advanced cases of periodontitis or periodontosis, tooth extraction may be necessary. In this case, aesthetics and functionality of the dental arch are restored with implants.

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Rehabilitation After Gum Treatment

Regardless of the chosen treatment, follow the doctor's recommendations post-treatment to reduce the rehabilitation period and avoid complications. Requirements include:

Taking doctor-prescribed drugs – anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, painkillers;
Regularly rinsing the mouth with herbal decoctions, antiseptic solutions;
Using antibacterial and healing gels and ointments;
Refraining from smoking, alcohol consumption, avoiding sweets;
Daily brushing with a soft toothbrush;
Following a balanced diet.

Minor swelling, pain, and redness after treatment are normal. If they do not subside on their own, intensify, inform your doctor.

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Dr. Polina Ganzhara

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Akieva Kamila

Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon

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Regina Marchenko

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Shevtsova Nadezhda

Сlinic manager

Dr. Artavazd Manukyan

CEO and Founder

Experience: more than 19 years

Dr. Ilya Kilimnichenko

General and aesthetic dentist

Experience: more than 14 years

Dr. Mavidis Charalampos (Harris)

General Dentist

Experience: more than 12 years

Dr. Olga Emelianova

Specialist Orthodontist, PhD

Experience: more than 20 years

Dr. Vostrikova Iuliia

General Dentist

Experience: more than 14 years

Dr. Luminitsa Visan

General Dentist

Experience: more than 10 years

Dr. Kichigina Margarita

General Dentist

Experience: more than 8 years

Dr. Polina Ganzhara

Pediatric dentist

Experience: more than 9 years

Akieva Kamila

Oral and Maxillofacial surgeon

Experience: more than 10 years

Regina Marchenko

Clinic manager

Shevtsova Nadezhda

Сlinic manager

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Prevention of Gum Diseases

Gum diseases often develop in children and the elderly, but other age groups are not immune. Therefore, it's advisable to follow simple preventive measures at any age, including:

Regular tooth brushing – at least twice a day;
Tongue cleaning – it accumulates more bacteria than tooth enamel;
Careful, thorough tooth brushing to avoid injuring the gingival margin, as such injuries can provoke periodontal diseases;
Using an irrigator, mouthwash, dental floss to remove food particles from hard-to-reach places;
Leading a healthy lifestyle, eating right, limiting smoking and alcohol consumption or abstaining altogether;
Visiting a dentist twice a year for a preventive examination.

Gum treatment is a key area of activity for AESTHET dental clinic, located in Dubai (UAE), Bluewaters Island. Our advantages include high qualifications and extensive practical experience of specialists, the use of effective modern techniques, and the availability of necessary equipment and instruments. We work with patients of all ages, offering effective solutions for the most complex cases. Our website features a price list with our services' prices. If you have questions about costs or need additional consultation, contact the administrator. He will provide answers and help schedule a visit to the doctor.

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How should gum diseases be treated?

There are various methods for treating gum diseases, for example:

professional removal of dental plaque and tartar;
physiotherapy – phonophoresis and electrophoresis, laser and magnetic therapy, UV irradiation
medication – antiseptic rinses, use of local agents with various effects (healing, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory), systemic antibiotics
correction of personal hygiene practices – selecting appropriate toothpaste and toothbrush, using an irrigator and dental floss, mastering proper cleaning technique;
apparatus-based gum massage;
laser correction;
surgical procedures, such as flap surgery.

The choice of the appropriate method is made taking into account the specific disease, its stage and severity, the condition of the gum tissue, and the individual characteristics of the patient.

What is gingivitis?

Gingivitis is an inflammatory disease affecting the soft gum tissues surrounding the teeth. The tooth–gum attachment remains intact. Characteristic symptoms include swelling, bleeding, redness, tenderness of the gums, sensitivity to hot and cold, the formation of small ulcers or pus, and bad breath.

How long does the treatment of gum diseases take?

The duration of gum disease treatment depends on various factors – the specific pathology, its type and severity, adherence to the therapy plan, and the recommendations given by the doctor. In mild cases, 2–3 dental visits are required, and the disease resolves in about 5–7 days with proper treatment. In severe cases, regular visits to the doctor are necessary until full recovery, which may take several weeks or even months.

Is it possible to combine gum disease treatment with other dental procedures?

Yes, gum disease treatment can be combined with other dental procedures, such as the placement of veneers or crowns, treatment of caries and pulpitis, and root canal fillings. However, precise coordination between the specialists performing the simultaneous therapy is required. This allows for monitoring the condition of the gums and achieving excellent results from the procedures.

Is it possible to cure gum disease?

With timely consultation and a course of effective treatment, complete recovery is possible. Gingivitis in its early stages responds easily to therapy. However, in periodontitis accompanied by bone loss, changes are irreversible, but can still be managed with modern methods, such as surgical grafting.

Literature sources

Periodontitis (pyorrhea). Merck Manual Professional Version.
National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research: Periodontal (Gum) Diseases: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment
Kwon T, et al. Current concepts in the management of periodontitis. International Dental Journal. 2021