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Treatment of periodontitis
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Treatment of periodontitis focuses on eliminating gum inflammation and slowing down or stopping bone loss around the teeth. The goal is to stabilize the periodontium, improve hygiene, and create conditions for the gums to reattach firmly to the teeth.
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Who is involved in treatment
A large part of the treatment is performed by specially trained dental hygienists who work closely with dentists. This team approach is key—hygienists perform most of the mechanical cleaning, while the dentist monitors the overall condition, proposes a treatment plan, and performs advanced procedures.
How periodontitis treatment works
The basis is thorough removal of tartar and bacterial plaque above and below the gums. Hand instruments, ultrasound, and special disinfection procedures are used. In the cases of deeper pockets, the dentist may recommend targeted treatment of individual areas, microbiological tests, or minor surgery. Training in proper home care is also part of the therapy.
Why is this important?
Untreated periodontitis leads to loosening and loss of teeth. Timely and systematic treatment can significantly slow down and often stabilize the process, allowing patients to keep their own natural teeth for decades.
Aftercare
After deep cleaning, your gums may be sensitive for several days. Perfect proper home hygiene and regular check-ups are essential, as the success of treatment depends on long-term cooperation between the patient, hygienist, and the dentist.
our team
Who will take care of you?
Meet our friendly dental hygienists.
Mgr. Valerie Burešová, MSc.
Head dental hygienist
Klára Matušková, DiS.
Dental Hygienist
Michaela Gaššová, DiS.
Dental Hygienist
Helena Horáková Řeháková, DiS. et DiS.
Dental hygienist
Anna Semerádová, DiS. et DiS
Dental hygienist
Bc. Klára Čadová Měsíčková
Dental hygienist
Karolína Čermáková, DiS.
Dental hygienist
Eliška Nešporová DiS.
Dental hygienist
Bc. Pavla Holubová
Dental hygienist
