Examination by a periodontist of problems such as bleeding and receding gums and loose teeth, and treatment according to the stage.

Gum disease starts when bacterial plaque and tartar building up on the teeth cause inflammation in the gums. The early stage is called gingivitis; the advanced stage, which also affects the bone under the gums, is called periodontitis.
Gingivitis can be reversed with proper cleaning and oral care. In periodontitis, however, lost bone does not come back on its own; the aim of treatment is to stop the disease and protect the teeth. Treatment is planned according to the stage determined by gum measurement and X-rays.
Gum disease often progresses without pain. That is why it is a good idea to have an examination if you have any of the following symptoms:
The two are different stages of the same disease. Which one you have is found out at the examination with gum measurement and X-rays.
Gum measurement is done with a thin measuring instrument that checks the depth of the pocket between the gum and the tooth; it is not painful.
The gum pockets are measured, a panoramic X-ray is taken and the stage of the disease is determined. Your medication and general health, such as diabetes, are discussed.
Plaque and tartar on the gums are cleaned and the teeth are polished. You are shown the brushing and interdental cleaning method that suits you.
In deep pockets, tartar and inflamed tissue under the gums are cleaned under local anesthesia and the root surfaces are smoothed.
In advanced cases where deep pockets remain, flap surgery or gum contouring may be planned.
Healing is checked with measurements. Regular check-ups and professional cleaning are continued so the disease does not return.
Gum treatments are planned and carried out by our periodontist, Dr. Ömer Kazım Toprak.
MC Multi Clinic team · Efeler, Aydın
Gum examination, curettage, gum surgery and preparation before implants.

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It would not be right to give an exact figure without an examination. After the examination, the scope of the treatment is explained to you in detail. The main factors are:
Gum disease is more common and can progress faster in the following situations. It is important to tell your dentist about them at the examination.

Gum treatment may also be needed before implants, crowns and orthodontics; healthy gums are important for these treatments to succeed.
No. Healthy gums do not bleed when brushed. Bleeding is often the first sign of gum inflammation; an examination is recommended.
Gingivitis is fully reversed with proper treatment and care. In periodontitis the disease can be stopped and kept under control, but lost bone does not come back on its own.
Curettage is done under local anesthesia, so you do not feel pain during the procedure. There may be sensitivity for the next few days.
Receded gums do not return to their original position on their own. Further recession can be stopped; in some cases surgical options such as a gum graft may be considered.
It depends on the amount of bone loss. Many teeth treated early can be kept; the decision is made with an examination and X-rays.
No. Properly done scaling does not damage tooth enamel. There may be brief sensitivity after cleaning.
For patients treated for gum disease, a check-up and cleaning every 3–6 months is usually recommended. The interval is set by your dentist.
If there is active gum disease in the mouth, it needs to be treated before implants. This is important for the health of the tissues around the implant.
To make an appointment you can call +90 256 212 46 46, message our WhatsApp line or fill in the appointment form on the website. The clinic is open weekdays 10:00–19:00 and Saturday 10:00–18:00.
