Periodontal treatment (curettage, plasma therapy, photodynamic therapy)

Periodontal treatment, including the primary treatment of SRP (Scaling and Root Planing) and adjunctive treatment, plasma therapy, are important procedures for the health of the gums and supporting tissues surrounding the teeth.

These methods are used to treat and prevent periodontal diseases such as periodontitis and gingivitis.

SRP (closed curettage) is a procedure during which the dentist uses special instruments to remove plaque, tartar, and inflamed tissue from the surface of the tooth root and periodontal pockets.

This helps to reduce inflammation, cleanse the tissues, and improve gum health. Plasma therapy is a procedure that uses the patient's own plasma to stimulate tissue healing.

In the process of plasma therapy, plasma containing many beneficial growth factors is isolated from the patient's blood. This plasma is used to treat the gum tissue, which helps to accelerate the healing and restoration of periodontal tissue. Periodontal treatment is an important step in maintaining healthy gums and ensuring long-lasting teeth. It can help to remove inflammation, reduce the depth of periodontal pockets, improve the function of supporting tissues, and provide stronger tooth attachment.

The combination of curettage and plasma therapy can provide maximum results for your gums and ensure a healthy and beautiful smile.