Periodontic treatment
in Medellín, Colombia
Discover the secret of a radiant smile in Medellín! Unilaser provides a cutting-edge Periodontics Treatment in Medellín that will exceed your expectations. We are ready to restore the health and beauty of your smile with our cutting-edge technology and a team of oral health experts. Everything you need to know is right here!
What is Periodontics?
Periodontics is the treatment of disorders that affect the teeth’s supporting structures, particularly the gums and the tissues that surround them.
Gum disease is one of the most common disorders seen by periodontists. When bacteria in the mouth build a sticky film called plaque, it hardens and becomes calculus if not eliminated with appropriate oral hygiene.
Calculus buildup in the gums can cause inflammation and infection, resulting in symptoms such as redness, swelling, bleeding, and, eventually, loss of supporting tissues.
Consequences of periodontal disease
Below are some of the possible consequences of periodontal disease
At Unilaser we are ready to help you with your periodontal treatment. If you have any of the mentioned above you can contact us and we’ll help you right away.
Symptoms of periodontitis
It is important to note that not everyone who has periodontitis experience all symptoms. Which is why if you believe you can have periodontitis you should consult with Unilaser specialists to have an appropriate diagnosis and adequate treatment.
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Types of diseases that periodontics treats
There are some types of diseases and conditions treated by periodontics. It is crucial to keep them in mind.
This is the first stage of periodontal disease. It begins with gums inflammation and is caused by the accumulation of bacterial plaque around the teeth and gums. When we do not deeply clean using a toothbrush and dental floss, food residues produce a series of toxins that irritate the gingival tissue. Gingivitis is treatable and can be reversed as long as the bone has not been affected. It is important to maintain proper oral hygiene, have a healthy diet, and avoid smoking.
Commonly known as pyorrhea, it begins with untreated gingivitis and eventually the alveolar bone is affected, leaving the tooth without bony support. The bone and fibers supporting the teeth suffer irreparable damage, forming pockets under the gums where bacterial plaque and food accumulate. Periodontitis with bad treatment destroys the tooth’s supporting structures, loosening them until these eventually fall out.
This is the final stage of the disease. The tissues and bone supporting the teeth are destroyed, leading to the loosening and loss of teeth
Treatments for periodontitis
Treatment may involve a combination of surgical and non-surgical procedures, as well as ongoing maintenance.
For many patients, a deep cleaning will be enough to control the disease. However, in advanced cases of acute periodontitis, deep cleaning alone may not be sufficient treatment. That’s why a second phase of therapy may include gum surgery to access deep areas for cleaning.
Below are some common treatments for periodontitis
Technology and Innovation
in Our Procedures
The blue laser can enhance the treatment of periodontitis, the advanced stage of gum disease. The use of laser helps improve the prognosis of moderate or severe periodontitis.
That’s why we incorporate the D Laser Blue-Woodpecker Diode Laser into our procedures. This device is part of a new generation of high-powered dental diode lasers.
This technology plays a crucial role in sterilizing the area, acting as a preventive measure against potential future complications in the gums. In addition to its ability to eliminate bacteria in periodontal pockets, the laser also proves effective in removing plaque and tartar buildup along and below the gumline. With this procedure, the patient experiences no pain, providing a comfortable and effective treatment.
After the application of the laser on the damaged gum, there is an opportunity for regeneration, contributing to the improvement of the patient’s periodontal condition.”
Periodoncia
Antes y después
A continuación podrá ver el antes y después de los procedimientos de implantes dentales que realizamos en Unilaser.
Frequently asked questions of Periodontal Disease Treatment
Unilaser offers specialized expertise and advanced technology for the effective treatment of periodontitis. Our team of periodontics professionals provides personalized care, solutions to minimal, moderate and severe discomfort. Reduced healing time and precise treatment guidance for patients who visit us.
Red, swollen or tender gums, persistent bad breath, gum recession, loose or shifting teeth, changes in your bite, and pus between the gums and teeth.
The main cause is the buildup of plaque, which hardens into tartar and provides a favorable environment for bacteria to proliferate, causing inflammation and infection of the gums.
It is treated using non-surgical methods such as scaling and root planing, as well as surgical interventions such as periodontal surgery, bone grafting or tissue regeneration.
Periodontics and smile design focus on the health, function and aesthetics of the gums, teeth and supporting structures. Periodontists play a crucial role in smile design by improving the health and appearance of the gums, addressing gum recession, irregular contours or excessive gum display to achieve a harmonious smile.
Yes, it can be prevented by practicing good oral hygiene, visiting the dentist regularly, avoiding tobacco consumption and maintaining a balanced diet.
Other aesthetic treatments
Endodontics
Invisible Orthodontics
Smile design
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