Melissa Ng
Surgery went well. Dr V was kind and patient. Her explanation on my teeth condition was very clear and comprehensive. Very satisfied with the outcome!

Deep scaling, gingivectomy, crown lengthening and gum grafting to treat gum disease and keep it stable, with maintenance every three to four months.
Periodontal treatment looks after the gums and the bone that hold your teeth. Gum disease starts as bleeding, swollen gums (gingivitis) and can progress to periodontitis, where the bone around the teeth is lost and teeth loosen. Treatment ranges from deep scaling below the gum line to gum surgery such as gingivectomy, crown lengthening and gum grafting, followed by regular maintenance visits to keep the disease under control.

Every tooth is measured and bone levels checked on X-rays.
Pockets are measured again to see how the gums responded.
Keeps treated gum disease stable.
Gum disease is usually painless, so it is often found at a check-up.
Not every option suits every patient. We confirm the right one at your examination and explain it before anything starts.
Explore the options. The plan is tailored to your case.

Cleaning below the gum line under local anaesthesia to remove tartar and bacteria from the pockets, usually one side or quadrant per visit.
Precise surgical removal of diseased gum tissue to eliminate deep pockets, treat infection, and reshape your gum line.
Reshaping gum and bone tissue to expose more of the natural tooth, ideal for restorative needs or correcting a "gummy" smile.
A microsurgical technique utilizing healthy tissue to cover receding gums, actively preventing further root exposure and bone loss.
What happens at each stage.

Pocket depths are measured around every tooth and X-rays show the bone levels.
Cleaning technique is tailored to you, and plaque and tartar above the gum line are removed.
Tartar and bacteria below the gum line are removed under local anaesthesia, usually one quadrant or one side per visit.
Six to eight weeks later the pockets are measured again to see how the gums have responded.
Deep pockets that persist are treated with further cleaning or a small gum-flap procedure. Gum overgrowth is treated with gingivectomy, a tooth broken below the gum with crown lengthening, and exposed roots with gum grafting.
Professional cleaning and pocket checks every three to four months help keep the disease stable.
The practical things patients ask about.
Teeth are tender and sensitive to cold for a few days after deep scaling.
As swelling goes down the gums shrink slightly, so teeth can look longer and small gaps can appear. This is the healthy result of treatment.
After gum surgery expect swelling and discomfort for about a week, with stitches removed or dissolving in one to two weeks.
Gum grafts take about two weeks to settle and a few months to show the final result.
Fees are quoted per case. These factors move the figure.
How many quadrants or teeth need deep scaling, and how deep the pockets are.
Whether surgery is needed, and which procedure: gingivectomy, crown lengthening or gum grafting.
Graft material or membranes used in grafting procedures.
The maintenance interval you need afterwards.

A written plan and fee breakdown follows the periodontal examination and charting. Payment plans are available for larger treatment plans.
Book a consultation or message us on WhatsApp. We explain your options and give a written plan before any treatment begins.
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Periodontal treatment is for gums that bleed, look red or swollen, or have pulled away from the teeth. It is also for bone loss around the teeth, which shows as loose or drifting teeth and deep pockets at a check-up. Smokers and people with diabetes are at higher risk and often need closer follow-up. Gum disease is also treated and stabilised before implants, braces or cosmetic work.

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A detailed treatment plan and fee breakdown before treatment begins.
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Surgery went well. Dr V was kind and patient. Her explanation on my teeth condition was very clear and comprehensive. Very satisfied with the outcome!
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Everything you need to know about this treatment.
Bleeding when brushing or flossing, red or swollen gums, persistent bad breath, gums pulling away from the teeth, and loose or drifting teeth. Gum disease is usually painless, which is why it is often found at a check-up rather than noticed at home.
Cleaning of the tooth roots below the gum line to remove tartar and bacteria from the gum pockets. It is done under local anaesthesia, often one side or one quadrant of the mouth per visit, and the gums are reviewed six to eight weeks later to see how the pockets have responded.
Gingivitis, the early stage, is reversible with cleaning and good home care. Periodontitis, where bone has been lost, can be controlled but not reversed: treatment stops further loss and the condition is then kept stable with maintenance visits every three to four months.
Removal of excess or diseased gum tissue. It is used to eliminate deep pockets that do not respond to cleaning, to remove gum overgrowth, or to reshape the gum line in a gummy smile. It is done under local anaesthesia and heals in one to two weeks.
A procedure that reshapes the gum and sometimes the bone to expose more of the tooth. It is done when a tooth is broken or decayed below the gum and needs a crown, or to correct a gummy smile. The gum heals for at least six to eight weeks before a crown is made, and three to six months for front teeth, where the gum line must settle before the final crown.
Covering exposed roots or thickening thin gum with a small piece of tissue taken from the roof of the mouth or a donor tissue product. It protects the root from sensitivity and further recession. The graft site heals in about two weeks, with the final result visible after a few months.
Yes. Untreated gum disease raises the risk of infection and bone loss around implants, so it is treated and stabilised before implants are placed. Gum disease is also associated with diabetes control and heart health, which is another reason to treat it.

Walk-ins are welcome, but an appointment keeps your waiting time short.
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