Periodontitis progresses unnoticed for a long time and is one of the most common causes of tooth loss in adulthood. We detect inflammatory diseases of the tooth-supporting apparatus early through structured diagnostics with digital measurement of the gum pockets. On this basis we treat in a targeted and gentle way.
Our approach
The focus is on stabilising your gums. After the active therapy we accompany you with structured supportive periodontal therapy (SPT), which is intended to support the treatment success long-term and to help prevent the inflammation from flaring up again.
Benefits
- Early detection through digital measurement methods
- Gentle, targeted therapies
- Goal: long-term preservation of your own teeth
- Structured aftercare for stabilisation
Indications
- Bleeding or reddened gums
- Deepened gum pockets
- Bad breath despite good care
- Loosening or migration of teeth
Procedure
- Initial diagnostics and digital measurement of pocket depths
- Professional cleaning and oral hygiene guidance
- Non-surgical therapy (scaling & root planing)
- Individually coordinated professional cleaning (PZR) appointments between treatments
- Surgical measures if required and regular aftercare
Aftercare
Consistent home oral hygiene and regular aftercare appointments are decisive for lasting success. We adapt the aftercare intervals individually to your findings.
FAQ
Can periodontitis be cured completely?
In many cases the disease can be halted and stabilised. Consistent, regular aftercare is the most important factor for the long-term preservation of the teeth.
Is periodontitis treatment painful?
The treatment is performed under local anaesthesia if needed. Modern, gentle techniques keep discomfort low.
What does periodontitis have to do with my general health?
According to scientific findings, chronic gum inflammation is associated with cardiovascular disease and diabetes, among others. Treating it is therefore also relevant to your general health.