GUM SURGERY (PERIODONTAL SURGERY)

Gum Surgery – Restore Healthy Gums & Protect Your Teeth

Gum surgery, also known as periodontal surgery, is performed to treat advanced gum disease that cannot be managed with routine cleaning alone. Healthy gums are essential for strong teeth, proper bite, and overall oral health.

At Healthy Dental, gum surgery is performed using modern techniques that ensure precision, minimal discomfort, and faster healing.

What Is Gum Disease?

Gum disease is a bacterial infection affecting the gums and supporting structures of teeth. It progresses in stages:

  • Gingivitis – early stage with bleeding gums
  • Periodontitis – advanced stage causing bone loss

If left untreated, gum disease can lead to tooth mobility and tooth loss.

When Is Gum Surgery Needed ?
  • ● Persistent bleeding gums
  • ● Deep gum pockets
  • ● Gum recession
  • ● Loose teeth
  • ● Bone loss around teeth
  • ● Chronic bad breath
Types of Gum Surgery
  1. Flap Surgery

    Deep cleaning of gum pockets.

    Bone Grafting

    Restores lost jawbone.

    Gum Grafting

    Covers exposed tooth roots.

    Laser Gum Surgery

    Minimally invasive treatment.

Gum Surgery Procedure

  • Step 1: Periodontal Evaluation
  • Step 2: Anesthesia
  • Step 3: Surgical Treatment
  • Step 4: Suturing & Healing

Benefits of Gum Surgery

  • ● Stops gum infection
  • ● Prevents tooth loss
  • ● Improves gum appearance
  • ● Eliminates bad breath
  • ● Restores oral health
Why Choose Healthy Dental for Gum Surgery?
  • ● Experienced periodontists
  • ● Advanced surgical techniques
  • ● Laser-assisted options
  • ● Patient-centric care

Recovery After Gum Surgery

  • ● Mild discomfort for a few days
  • ● Soft diet recommended
  • ● Proper oral hygiene essential
  • ● Follow-up visits required
  • * Healing usually occurs within 1–2 weeks.

Gum Surgery FAQs

Is gum surgery painful?
No, it is performed under anesthesia.

Can gum disease return?
Yes, without proper oral hygiene and maintenance.