Periodontitis Treatment

About 35% of all Germans over the age of 35 suffer from Periodontitis — also colloquially known as „parodontosis“. The proportion increases significantly with advancing age. Periodontitis is a bacterial inflammation of the periodontium — that is, the tissue surrounding the tooth and tooth root: gums, periodontal ligament and cementum, as well as the jawbone.

Plaque can easily build up, especially below the gum line, which cannot be reached with a toothbrush. This plaque provides a breeding ground for bacteria, which from there attack the surrounding tissue. An early Prophylaxis as well as a targeted Diagnostics are crucial to prevent consequential damage.

Take action before the Periodontitis becomes noticeable

Particularly problematic about Periodontitis is that the disease often goes unnoticed for a very long time and, in its advanced stages, can affect overall health. For example, links between periodontitis and diabetes have been proven – as has an increased risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

In very many cases, this can be achieved through good home oral hygiene and regular Prophylaxis avoid in our practice. Your dentist can detect periodontitis at an early stage during Dental preventive care detect and treat in time.

Due to the Professional teeth cleaning, which also removes deposits below the gumline, you can effectively prevent bacterial infestation and thus the disease. However, even in advanced stages, the disease is very treatable: Should you observe symptoms of periodontitis such as bleeding gums, bad breath, redness, or swelling, please schedule a Appointment in our practice.