Achieve Optimal Gum Health with Expert Gum Care in Dubai
Gum care is an essential part of maintaining good oral health. At Solis Dental Clinic in Dubai, we provide expert gum care services to help our patients achieve optimal gum health and prevent gum disease.
What is Gum Care?
Gum care involves regular cleaning and maintenance of your gums to prevent gum disease and other oral health issues. Gum disease is a common problem that occurs when plaque and bacteria build up on your teeth and gums, causing inflammation and infection.
Benefits of Gum Care
At Solis Dental Clinic in Dubai, we offer expert gum care services to provide several benefits, including:
- Preventing gum disease and other oral health issues.
- Improving your overall oral health and preventing tooth loss.
- Reducing inflammation and sensitivity in your gums.
- Enhancing your smile by improving the appearance of your gums.
Why Choose Solis Dental Clinic for Your Gum Care?
At Solis Dental Clinic in Dubai, we are committed to providing our patients with the best dental care services. Here are a few reasons why you should choose us for your gum care:
- Experienced dental professionals who are experts in gum care and can provide you with the best results.
- State-of-the-art facilities and equipment to ensure that your treatment is safe, comfortable, and efficient.
- Comprehensive dental care services that are tailored to meet your unique needs and preferences.
- A friendly and welcoming environment that will help you feel relaxed and at ease throughout your treatment.
Schedule Your Gum Care Appointment Today
If you’re looking for expert gum care services in Dubai, Solis Dental Clinic is here to help. Contact us today to schedule your appointment and learn more about how we can help you achieve optimal gum health and improve your overall oral health.
Symptoms of gum disease
- Swollen gums
- Redness or tenderness of gums
- Bleeding gums during brushing or flossing
- Shrinking gum line
- Persistent bad breath (halitosis) or bad taste in the mouth
- Loose teeth
- Pockets between teeth and gums where the attachment between the two is missing
How We Do It
At Solis Dental Clinic, we diagnose periodontitis by inspecting the soft gum tissues around the teeth using a special probe and by evaluating the patient’s X-ray films to determine the extent of bone loss. Periodontal treatment for periodontitis involves root surface debridement (the removal of damaged tissue), and regenerative procedures (to regenerate some of the lost bone and tissue) which are surgical procedures such as bone grafting and soft tissue grafts.
Furthermore, we can even use Concentrated Growth Factor (CGF) therapy in treating periodontal disease as it helps reduce pain and swelling which in turn enhances the healing process.
More about Gum Disease
All gum diseases (even dental cavities) are primarily caused by dental plaque — a colorless mass of harmful bacteria that grows on teeth when food interacts with bacteria normally present in the mouth. After 48 hours of growth, these bacteria release toxins that inflame the gum tissue which is the start of the process that leads to gum disease. Plaque re-forms quickly and hence requires daily removal. Hardened dental plaque is called tartar (which is pale yellow or brown in color) and is difficult to remove requiring professional dental cleaning.
Gum disease is usually painless and can go undetected until it’s too late. It goes through two stages:
- Early Stages: Gum disease in the early stages is called gingivitis or inflammation of the gum tissue (but no bone loss). Symptoms include bleeding or swollen gums and bad breath. It is a fully reversible condition with no long term damage.
- Periodontal treatment for gingivitis involves professional deep cleaning for removing bacteria (plaque and tartar/calculus) via a procedure called scaling and root planning (cleaning of the roots’ surfaces). Periodic cleaning must be done until optimum periodontal health is achieved. We also educate our patients about proper home oral hygiene care.
- Advanced Stages: If left untreated, gingivitis progresses to a more destructive form of the disease called periodontitis (or pyorrhea) which involves the destruction of the gum tissue and bone that hold the teeth in place which ultimately leads to the loosening and subsequent tooth loss.
Oral Hygiene
Regularly undertaken oral hygiene measures will go a long way in preventing the onset of gum disease. Proper brushing twice-daily, daily flossing, regular dental check-ups and professional cleaning can help maintain optimal oral hygiene.