Specialist Periodontal & Gum Therapy

Periodontal (Gum) Treatment

Halt gum disease, stop bleeding gums, eliminate deep bacterial infection, and protect your jawbone foundation with advanced periodontal care.

Gum & Bone Care

What is Periodontal Disease?

Periodontal (gum) disease is a chronic bacterial infection affecting the gums, periodontal ligaments, and alveolar jawbone supporting your teeth. It starts when soft microbial plaque is allowed to harden into subgingival tartar below the gumline, triggering chronic inflammatory destruction.

1. Gingivitis (Early Reversible Stage)

Plaque irritates the gum margins, making them red, puffy, and prone to bleeding during brushing. 100% completely reversible with professional ultrasonic scaling.

2. Periodontitis (Advanced Bone Loss)

Infection breaks down the gum attachment, creating deep pockets where bacteria erode the jawbone. If left untreated, teeth loosen, drift, and eventually fall out.

Healthy vs Unhealthy Gums at Niko Dental
Painless Deep Cleaning
Profound local numbing for gentle, comfortable root debridement
Warning Signs

Signs & Symptoms to Watch For

Gum disease can progress silently without severe pain in early stages. Look out for:

Bleeding Gums When Brushing:

Pink or red blood in the sink while spitting toothpaste.

Red, Swollen, or Tender Gums:

Healthy gums should be pale pink, firm, and stippled.

Persistent Halitosis (Bad Breath):

Anaerobic bacteria lurking deep inside periodontal pockets.

Receding Gums (Longer Teeth):

Gums pulling back, exposing sensitive tooth root surfaces.

Loose or Shifting Teeth:

Teeth wobbling when eating or gaps opening up between teeth.

Risk Factors

Causes & Contributing Factors

While plaque bacteria are the root trigger, these factors accelerate bone loss:

Inadequate Plaque Removal:

Missing flossing leaves interdental biofilm to calcify into calculus.

Tobacco & Smoking:

Nicotine restricts gum blood flow, masking bleeding and worsening infection.

Diabetes & Systemic Conditions:

High blood glucose impairs immune defense, increasing infection rates.

Hormonal Fluctuations:

Pregnancy and hormonal shifts heighten gum tissue sensitivity.

Disease Progression

Stages of Periodontal Disease

Early diagnosis is essential to halt irreversible bone loss and save your natural teeth.

1. Healthy Gums

Firm, pale pink gums that wrap tightly around the teeth. Zero bleeding during brushing or flossing.

2. Gingivitis (Reversible)

Plaque inflames gum margins; gums bleed when brushing. Reversible with professional ultrasonic scaling.

3. Early Periodontitis

Bacteria penetrate below the gumline, forming 4-5mm pockets. Early jawbone loss begins.

4. Advanced Periodontitis

Severe bone erosion, deep pockets (6mm+), loose teeth, and recurrent gum abscesses requiring surgical therapy.

Specialist Therapies

Periodontal Treatments We Offer

From non-surgical deep cleaning to micro-surgical pocket reduction and bone regeneration.

Deep Root Planing

Subgingival ultrasonic scaling and root smoothing to remove bacterial toxins below the gums.

Flap Pocket Surgery

Gentle surgical lifting of gums to clear deep tartar, then secured tightly around the tooth.

Tooth Splinting

Reinforces and stabilizes wobbly teeth by joining them to stronger adjacent natural teeth.

Bone Regeneration

Biocompatible bone grafts placed to rebuild bone lost to periodontitis.

The Procedure

Our 4-Step Treatment Journey

Comfortable, meticulous care tailored to your exact periodontal pocket depths:

1
Periodontal Probing

Measure pocket depths (mm) and take digital X-rays.

2
Profound Anesthesia

Local numbing ensures 100% pain-free root debridement.

3
Subgingival Debridement

Ultrasonic scaling and micro-planing of root surfaces.

4
3-Month Maintenance

Periodic maintenance visits to keep gums firm and healthy.

Periodontal Charges

100% Transparent & Fair Pricing

Deep Cleaning (Root Planing)

Subgingival Scaling (Per Quadrant)

NPR 2,000 - 5000

Flap Surgery

Advanced pocket reduction (Per Quad)

NPR 13000-20000

Tooth Splinting

Stabilize loose teeth (Per Arch)

NPR 1000-2000

* Note: Exact fee depends on the number of quadrants requiring intervention and severity of bone loss.

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Clinical Outcomes

Periodontal Treatment Gallery

See how periodontal debridement resolves bleeding, tightens loose gums, and restores oral health.

Patient Stories

Life with Healthy Gums

“My gums used to bleed profusely every time I brushed, and several lower front teeth were wobbling. After deep cleaning and splinting at Niko Dental, my gums are firm, pink, and my teeth are rock-solid. They truly saved my natural teeth!”

Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

We administer targeted local anesthesia to completely numb your gums prior to treatment. You will feel zero pain during the procedure. Mild tenderness for 2-3 days following therapy is normal and easily managed with prescribed soothing rinses.

Gingivitis (early stage) can be 100% reversed and cured. While lost alveolar bone in periodontitis cannot easily regrow on its own, periodontal therapy successfully halts the infection, shrinks pocket depths, and prevents further tooth loss.

In many cases, yes! By combining deep subgingival scaling with composite splinting (bonding loose teeth to stronger adjacent teeth), we stabilize the dental arch and allow the supporting periodontal tissues to tighten up.

Chronic periodontal bacteria enter the bloodstream through inflamed gum capillaries, elevating systemic C-reactive protein (CRP) levels. Treating gum disease significantly lowers inflammation, improving glycemic control in diabetics and reducing cardiovascular strain.

Don't Ignore Bleeding Gums — Protect Your Smile Foundation

Early intervention stops bone loss and prevents premature tooth loss. Book your periodontal assessment at Niko Dental today.