Treatment of gingivitis

Bleeding during brushing, redness and swelling of the gums are the first signs of inflammation. At this stage, the disease can be completely cured, so it is worth acting quickly before gingivitis progresses to more serious periodontitis.

Gingivitis treatment at Mabel Clinic

Gingivitis: symptoms you shouldn't ignore

Healthy gums are pale pink, fit snugly around the teeth and do not bleed. Gingivitis is manifested by bleeding during brushing and flossing, redness, swelling and bad breath. The main cause is bacterial plaque and tartar accumulating along the gum line. Untreated inflammation can affect deeper periodontal tissues and lead to permanent bone loss.

Gingivitis: symptoms you shouldn't ignore

Healthy gums are pale pink, fit snugly around the teeth and do not bleed. Gingivitis is manifested by bleeding during brushing and flossing, redness, swelling and bad breath. The main cause is bacterial plaque and tartar accumulating along the gum line. Untreated inflammation can affect deeper periodontal tissues and lead to permanent bone loss.

Gingivitis: symptoms you shouldn't ignore

Healthy gums are pale pink, fit snugly around the teeth and do not bleed. Gingivitis is manifested by bleeding during brushing and flossing, redness, swelling and bad breath. The main cause is bacterial plaque and tartar accumulating along the gum line. Untreated inflammation can affect deeper periodontal tissues and lead to permanent bone loss.

How we treat gingivitis at Mabel Clinic

The basis of therapy is the thorough removal of the cause, i.e. professional hygiene treatment: scaling, sandblasting and teeth polishing. It is complemented by individual hygiene instruction, during which we select a toothbrush, toothpaste and accessories for interdental spaces. If necessary, we also recommend anti-inflammatory mouthwashes. We monitor the results after a few weeks, assessing the condition of the gums and the effectiveness of daily care.

Treatment effects and prevention of recurrence

With early detection, gingivitis is fully reversible: bleeding and swelling usually subside within a few weeks of professional cleaning, and the gums regain a healthy appearance. The key to a lasting effect is consistency, meaning thorough home hygiene, as well as regular check-ups and cleanings at the clinic, which stop the disease before it can damage the periodontium.

Treatment effects and prevention of recurrence

With early detection, gingivitis is fully reversible: bleeding and swelling usually subside within a few weeks of professional cleaning, and the gums regain a healthy appearance. The key to a lasting effect is consistency, meaning thorough home hygiene, as well as regular check-ups and cleanings at the clinic, which stop the disease before it can damage the periodontium.

Treatment effects and prevention of recurrence

With early detection, gingivitis is fully reversible: bleeding and swelling usually subside within a few weeks of professional cleaning, and the gums regain a healthy appearance. The key to a lasting effect is consistency, meaning thorough home hygiene, as well as regular check-ups and cleanings at the clinic, which stop the disease before it can damage the periodontium.

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