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Periodontics

MORE THAN JUST BEAUTIFUL SMILES

YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE IS PRICELESS AND HEALTY GUMS ARE IMPORTANT TO ACHIEVE GOOD HEALTH

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Periodontal (Gum) Treatments Exeter

THE BEST TREATMENT IS PREVENTION

Adopting a bespoke periodontal care regime backed up by specialist treatments, help and advice from the members of our team is the best approach. There are many forms of periodontal disease often resulting from bacterial build-up on the teeth and gums. Over time and if untreated, this can lead to inflammation of the gums and degradation of the bone surrounding the teeth and eventually premature loss of teeth.

We are dedicated to providing the very best treatment to those suffering from gum and periodontal disease in order to provide your teeth with the solid foundation needed to achieve and maintain excellent oral health.

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SIGNS OF GUM DISEASE:

  • Red, puffy or swollen gums
  • Bleeding gums on gentle brushing/flossing
  • Sensitive, painful teeth due to gums that have receded
  • Exposed and sensitive root surfaces
  • Persistent bad breath or bad taste
  • Adult teeth that are mobile or have moved

PERIODONTAL TREATMENTS:

  • Treatment of Gingivitis (inflamed or bleeding gums)
  • Treatment of Periodontal Disease (affecting gums and underlying bone)
  • Gum disease treatment around implants (Peri-implantitis)
  • Correction of uneven gum line (crown lengthening)
  • Cosmetic correction of receding gums
  • Treatment of bad breath (halitosis)
FAQs
 
How much does gum disease treatment cost?

The cost of periodontal treatment depends on the type of gum condition you have and the level of care required. At Inspired Dental Care, we’ll assess your gums and provide a personalised treatment plan, including a clear explanation of any recommended treatments and costs.

What are the early signs of gum disease?

Early signs of gum disease can include red, swollen or bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, gum sensitivity and changes in the appearance of your gums. If you notice any of these symptoms, it is important to seek professional advice as early treatment can help prevent the condition from progressing.

Can gum disease be treated?

Yes. Gum disease can often be managed successfully with professional treatment and a personalised oral hygiene routine. Treatment depends on the severity of the condition and may include professional cleaning, advice on home care and ongoing monitoring.

Can gum disease cause tooth loss?

If gum disease is left untreated, it can affect the tissues and bone that support your teeth. Over time, this can lead to loose teeth and, in more advanced cases, tooth loss. Early diagnosis and treatment are important for protecting your long-term oral health.

Do I need to see a specialist for gum disease?

Not every case of gum disease requires specialist treatment. Your dentist or dental hygienist can assess your gums and advise on the most appropriate care. For more complex periodontal problems, further specialist treatment may be recommended.

How can I prevent gum disease?

The best way to prevent gum disease is through effective daily brushing, cleaning between your teeth, regular dental check-ups and professional hygiene appointments when recommended. Your dental team can provide advice tailored to your individual needs.

Why are my gums bleeding when I brush my teeth?

Bleeding gums can be a sign of gum inflammation caused by plaque build-up. While it may seem minor, regular bleeding should not be ignored, as it can be an early indication of gum disease.

Can gum disease be reversed?

The earliest stage of gum disease, known as gingivitis, can often be reversed with improved oral hygiene and professional support. More advanced periodontal disease cannot usually be completely reversed, but it can often be controlled with appropriate treatment.

Do you offer gum disease treatment in Exeter?

Yes. At Inspired Dental Care we provide periodontal treatments in Exeter to help patients manage gum disease and maintain healthy teeth and gums. Our team will assess your individual needs and recommend the most suitable treatment plan.

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