Periodontology

• It is necessary to check and clean tartar (calculus) formed by the accumulation of bicarbonates in the saliva every 6 months to 1 year.
• Tartar formation is a normal physiological process, but if not regularly cleaned by a dentist, it can cause gum diseases.
• When tartar remains in the mouth for a long time, it results in tooth loss due to bone destruction.
• It is scientifically proven that gum diseases contribute to systemic diseases.
• It is scientifically proven that gum diseases contribute to systemic diseases.
  Bruxism (teeth grinding and clenching) is another cause of tooth loss. The first treatment is the use of a night guard. A custom transparent guard should be made after measurements are taken by the dentist

Treatment methods:

• Tartar cleaning: Recommended every 6 months to 1 year.
• Curettage: The second stage of treatment, performed after anesthesia when tartar is present in the deep parts of the gums.
• Flap operation: A procedure where the gums are fully lifted, and all tartar is cleaned from the root surfaces.