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How Does a Periodontist Treat Periodontal Disease?

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How Does a Periodontist Treat Periodontal Disease?

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The first step is to eliminate gum inflammation through a series of debridement procedures as well as enlisting the patient’s cooperation in self-care (daily oral hygiene) to ensure a satisfactory healing outcome. The second step is to make changes around and between teeth to allow access for oral hygiene. This may involve surgery to the gum and bone structure, and replacing or modifying restorations on teeth. Finally, if the patient can achieve a stable condition he/she will be placed on a maintenance routine where professional checks and treatment are given at regular intervals.

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