Catch Gum Disease Early, Before It Progresses
From gentle cleaning to advanced procedures, we treat gum disease at every stage.
General Dentistry
Gum Disease Treatment at Studio Dentale
Is spitting blood while brushing normal? Are healthy gums supposed to bleed? The answer to both is no — healthy gums don't bleed, and aren't swollen or reddish.
Bleeding, swollen gums are the first sign of underlying gum disease (gingivitis). Left untreated, it progresses into periodontitis — a serious infection affecting the bone that supports your teeth.
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Signs of Gum Disease
Recognising these signs early makes treatment simpler and more effective.
Bleeding Gums
Often the earliest and most noticeable sign of gum disease.
Swollen or Tender Gums
A sign of inflammation that shouldn't be ignored.
Bad Breath
Persistent bad breath can point to an underlying gum infection.
Loose Teeth
A sign the disease has progressed and needs prompt attention.
Who Can Benefit from Gum Disease Treatment?
If proper treatment is taken at the right time, early-stage gingivitis is reversible. Gum disease treatment is important for:
- Patients noticing bleeding or swollen gums
- Anyone with persistent bad breath
- Patients with visible pus around the gums
- Anyone noticing loose or shifting teeth
Clinical Journey
What to Expect During Treatment
Assessment
We evaluate the extent of gum disease and any bone involvement.
Scaling & Root Planing
Tartar and calculus are removed from tooth and root surfaces.
Targeted Treatment
Antibiotics, flap surgery, or grafting are used depending on severity.
Maintenance
A personalised hygiene routine helps prevent recurrence.
Smile Transformations
Explore real treatment journeys and see how personalized care and advanced dentistry can transform both smiles and confidence.
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"Timely treatment is the key to healthy gums."
Early-stage gingivitis is entirely reversible with proper care and treatment, but progresses to more serious periodontitis if ignored.
Patients who address symptoms early consistently see the best outcomes and avoid more invasive treatment down the line.
Aftercare Guide
Preventing Gum Disease
Gingivitis is entirely preventable when you follow a consistent routine.
Brush twice daily using fluoridated toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush.
Gargle and rinse after every meal.
Floss twice daily.
Visit the dentist every 6 months for a routine check-up.
Get professional teeth cleaning every 6 months, or as advised by your dentist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about gum disease treatment.
Yes — with proper treatment at the right time, early-stage gingivitis is reversible.
Swollen gums, bleeding gums, pus in the gums, bad breath, and tender gums.
Pockets around teeth, bad breath, mobile teeth, and tender teeth and gums.
Brushing twice daily, flossing daily, rinsing after meals, and visiting the dentist every 6 months for a check-up and professional cleaning.
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