Treatment methods for bleeding, receding and inflamed gums. Which one you need is decided at the examination, based on the condition of your gums.

Gum treatment is the general name for procedures that clear inflammation in the gums, protect tissue that has been lost and, when needed, correct the shape of the gums. In the early stage, cleaning and proper care are usually enough; in advanced cases, deep cleaning or gum surgery may be needed.
For more information on the causes and stages of gum disease, see our periodontics page. On this page we explain the treatment methods.
An examination is recommended if you have any of the following:
Treatment is not the same for every patient. The methods used most often:
Removing plaque and tartar from the tooth surface. It is the first treatment for gum inflammation.
Details →Cleaning tartar and inflamed tissue from inside the gum pocket under local anesthesia and smoothing the root surfaces.
In deep pockets, the gum is opened slightly so the roots can be cleaned under direct view.
Covering receding gums with tissue taken from another area of the mouth.
Reshaping excess or overgrown gum tissue.
Details →Check-ups and cleanings at set intervals after treatment.
The decision is made at the examination based on pocket depth, bone loss and your complaint. To give a general idea:
Gum treatment is not a one-off procedure; keeping the result depends on home care and regular check-ups.
The gum pockets are measured and bleeding and looseness are checked. X-rays are taken to see bone loss.
Scaling is done; if needed, deep cleaning is planned area by area.
How the gums have responded to cleaning is checked.
For deep pockets that remain or for receding gums, surgical options are discussed.
The result is maintained with check-ups and cleanings.
Gum treatments are planned and carried out by our periodontist, Dr. Ömer Kazım Toprak.
MC Multi Clinic team · Efeler, Aydın
Gum examination, deep cleaning, gum surgery and preparation before implants.

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It would not be right to give an exact figure without an examination. The main factors are:

Diabetes, pregnancy or medication you take regularly can affect gum health; be sure to mention them at the examination.
With mild inflammation, bleeding may lessen with proper brushing and flossing. If bleeding continues, there may be tartar or deepened pockets underneath; an examination is recommended.
Receded gums do not return to their original position on their own. By treating the cause, further recession can be stopped; in suitable cases the area can be covered with a gum graft.
Scaling mostly does not need anesthesia. Deep cleaning and surgical procedures are done under local anesthesia; there may be sensitivity for a few days afterwards.
Cleaning tartar and inflamed tissue from inside the gum pocket under local anesthesia and smoothing the root surfaces.
It depends on the stage of the disease. Cleaning is done in one or a few sessions, followed by a re-assessment 4–6 weeks later.
If untreated, the bone that holds the teeth wears away over time and the teeth can become loose. Early treatment and regular check-ups reduce this risk.
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.
