Bleeding gums
Bleeding during brushing or flossing can be an early sign of gum inflammation.
Periodontology
Periodontal disease treatment in Râmnicu Vâlcea
We treat periodontal disease through modern protocols that reduce inflammation, stabilise the gums and help protect natural teeth. At Clinica Pasindora, each case is evaluated individually for a correct and effective treatment plan.
Gum health
What is periodontal disease?
Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, affects the gums and the tissues that support the teeth. If not treated in time, it can lead to gum recession, tooth mobility and, in advanced cases, tooth loss.
In many cases, the problem begins with gum inflammation, bleeding during brushing, sensitivity or persistent bad breath. With a correct diagnosis and treatment started early, the progression of the disease can be controlled.
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It affects the gums, bone and structures that keep the teeth stable.
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It can progress slowly, sometimes without strong pain in the early stages.
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Timely treatment helps reduce inflammation and protect natural teeth.
Correct diagnosis and personalised treatment for gum health
Signs and symptoms
Signs that you need a periodontal consultation
Periodontal disease can progress slowly, and the first symptoms are often ignored. If you notice bleeding gums, inflammation or tooth mobility, it is important to book a consultation as soon as possible.
Swollen or sensitive gums
Red, swollen, soft or painful gums may indicate gingivitis or periodontal disease.
Gum recession
If your teeth appear longer or the gum line is receding, the supporting structures may be affected.
Loose teeth
Tooth mobility may appear when the bone and tissues that support the teeth are affected.
Persistent bad breath
Persistent halitosis can be associated with bacterial buildup and gum inflammation.
Tooth sensitivity
Discomfort caused by cold, heat or touch can appear when the gum recedes or the root becomes exposed.
Periodontal treatment
How we treat periodontal disease at Pasindora
Periodontal disease treatment begins with a correct diagnosis and continues with procedures adapted to the stage of the condition affecting the gums, bone and supporting structures of the teeth.
Personalised plan
Every treatment is established after evaluation
Not all cases of periodontal disease are the same. That is why treatment is chosen according to inflammation, periodontal pocket depth, tooth mobility, bone loss and the patient’s history.
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Consultation and diagnosis
We assess the gums, tooth mobility and inflammation level, and when necessary, we recommend imaging investigations.
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Professional hygiene treatment
We remove bacterial plaque and tartar through scaling, professional brushing and cleaning procedures adapted to each case.
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Subgingival treatment
In the affected areas, cleaning is performed deeper, below the gum line, to reduce bacteria and inflammation.
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Monitoring and maintenance
After treatment, we establish regular check-ups and hygiene recommendations to maintain results and prevent the disease from progressing.
Why Pasindora
Why choose Pasindora for periodontology?
Periodontal treatment requires careful diagnosis, correct professional hygiene, monitoring and a plan adapted to each patient. Our goal is to reduce inflammation, stabilise the gums and protect natural teeth for as long as possible.
Careful diagnosis
We assess gum health, tooth mobility, tartar deposits, inflammation and signs of periodontal damage before establishing the treatment plan.
Personalised plan
Each patient receives a plan adapted to the stage of the disease, the symptoms and the main goal: maintaining natural teeth and preventing progression.
Treatment focused on stabilisation
We aim to reduce inflammation, control bacteria and stabilise the tissues that support the teeth through clear procedures and maintenance recommendations.
Long-term monitoring
After treatment, we recommend regular check-ups and professional hygiene sessions to maintain results and help prevent inflammation from returning.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about periodontal disease
Periodontal disease can progress slowly, and treatment started in time helps reduce inflammation, stabilise the gums and protect natural teeth.
What is periodontal disease?
Periodontal disease is a condition that affects the gums, bone and structures that support the teeth. If left untreated, it can lead to gum recession, tooth mobility and tooth loss.
What are the first signs?
The first signs may include bleeding during brushing, inflamed gums, persistent bad breath, tooth sensitivity or gum recession.
Can periodontal disease be stopped?
The progression of periodontal disease can be controlled through correct diagnosis, professional treatment, careful oral hygiene and regular monitoring.
Is periodontal treatment painful?
Procedures are adapted to each case and can be performed with local anaesthesia when necessary, so the treatment is as comfortable as possible.
How long does the treatment take?
The duration of treatment depends on the stage of the disease, the level of inflammation, the depth of the affected areas and the number of areas that need treatment.
Do I need check-ups after treatment?
Yes. Regular check-ups and professional hygiene sessions are important for maintaining results and preventing inflammation from returning.
Do you have gum symptoms?
Book a periodontal consultation
If you notice bleeding gums, inflammation, gum recession or tooth mobility, a consultation helps you find out early which solution is right for you.
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