Gum Treatment
Assessing and treating gum inflammation, bleeding, or recession.
Dentist Büşra Kayan · Neon Klinik · Kemerburgaz, Eyüpsultan
Gum treatment covers the assessment and treatment of gum inflammation, bleeding, swelling, or recession.
Evaluation can range from early-stage gum inflammation (gingivitis) to more advanced periodontal conditions of varying severity.
The treatment method applied is determined after examination, based on the condition of the gums and surrounding tissue.
Suitability for all treatments above is determined after an in-person examination and clinical assessment.
Who Is It Suitable For?
Gum treatment is considered for people with complaints such as bleeding while brushing, redness, swelling, gum recession, or bad breath.
The severity of the condition and the appropriate treatment method are determined after examination.
How Does It Work?
Treatment may involve cleaning the plaque and tartar buildup along the gumline and on the root surface (scaling/root planing).
In advanced cases, additional methods may be considered to support the gum or address recession.
How Is The Treatment Performed?
The gums and surrounding tissue are examined to determine the severity of the condition.
Deep cleaning or other periodontal procedures are applied if needed.
Personalized oral care recommendations are given after treatment.
What Should Be Considered Afterward?
Mild gum sensitivity may occur after the procedure.
Regular brushing, flossing, and attending recommended check-ups help maintain gum health.
Smoking can negatively affect gum healing.
Frequently Asked Questions
About This TreatmentIs gum bleeding normal?
Regular bleeding can be a sign of gum inflammation; it's recommended to have it evaluated.
Is gum treatment painful?
Local anesthesia may be applied if needed; the procedure is generally performed without discomfort.
Does gum recession reverse?
This depends on the degree of recession and is evaluated separately during examination.
How many sessions are needed?
The number of sessions depends on the severity of the condition.
Can gum disease lead to tooth loss?
Untreated advanced periodontal conditions can affect tooth support; this is why early evaluation is important.
Can bad breath be related to a gum issue?
Yes, gum conditions are one of the factors that can contribute to bad breath.
Does the condition recur after treatment?
Regular oral care and periodic check-ups can reduce the risk of recurrence.
Why isn't pricing listed on the website?
Turkey's Ministry of Health advertising regulations prohibit healthcare providers from advertising prices or promotions. In addition, the amount of material and number of sessions needed vary by person, so a single figure would be misleading. Information specific to you is shared directly after an examination.