PARODONTOLOGY
The health of your gums is the foundation of the health of your teeth
Recrea Periodontology in Florence
Diagnosis and treatment of periodontitis, care for inflamed gums, gum recession, and prevention of tooth loss through a specialized, conservative, and evidence-based approach.
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Recrea Periodontology in Florence
Diagnosis and treatment of periodontitis, care for inflamed gums, gum recession, and prevention of tooth loss through a specialized, conservative, and evidence-based approach.
Periodontitis is a chronic inflammatory disease caused by the accumulation of bacterial plaque under the gum line.
Periodontitis and periodontopathy: what are they?
It affects progressively:
Gingiva
Osso Alveolare
Periodontal ligament
Radical Cement
In the past it was commonly called “piorrea”.
Without treatment it can lead to loss of tooth support, but with appropriate specialist management it can be controlled in most cases.
Gingival bleeding: a sign not to be ignored
Many people live with symptoms such as:
- bleeding during brushing
- Persistent halitosis
- red or swollen gums
- gum recession
- dental sensitivity
- dental mobility
These signs are not normal and often represent the early stages of periodontal disease.
A personalized path for the health of your gums
Each patient presents a different situation.
For this reason, each treatment is planned based on the diagnosis and the individual risk factors.
We can intervene with:
- causal periodontal therapy
- Advanced professional hygiene
- radicular polishing (scaling and root planing)
- Treatment of periodontal pockets
- selective periodontal surgery
- Treatment of gum recession
- personalized maintenance programs
The success of therapy does not end with the cure.
Periodontitis is a chronic disease.
This means that, even after the active treatment phase, a regular maintenance program is essential.
Regular sessions allow for:
- monitor inflammation over time
- Preventing relapses
- maintaining the results achieved stable
- reduce the impact of risk factors in the long term
- preserving teeth in the long term
Our approach
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Complete and detailed periodontal diagnosis
Digital clinical record
Assessment of individual risk factors
Targeted and personalized therapy
Minimally invasive techniques when possible
Objective of preserving natural teeth
Long-term management of the disease
Comfort and pain control during sessions
Constant follow-up over time
How it works
The treatment
-01
First specialist visit
Complete clinical evaluation and collection of medical and dental history.
-02
Case study
Periodontal folder, radiographic examinations and detailed diagnosis.
-03
Initial therapy
Treatment of the infection and reduction of gingival inflammation.
-04
Revaluation
Review of the results and definition of the next steps.
-05
Maintenance
Customized periodic inspection program.
If you have any others questions
Read here everything there is to know
Are bleeding gums normal?
Gingival bleeding is almost always a sign of inflammation and must be evaluated.
No.
Gingival bleeding is almost always a sign of inflammation and must be evaluated.
Can periodontitis be cured?
Periodontitis can be controlled and stabilized in most cases through early diagnosis, appropriate therapy, and sustained treatment over time.
Periodontitis can be controlled and stabilized in most cases through early diagnosis, appropriate therapy, and sustained treatment over time.
If I get the flu, will I lose my teeth?
With specialist management, many teeth can be kept in good condition for a long time.
Not necessarily.
With specialist management, many teeth can be kept in good condition for a long time.
Are the treatments painful?
Modern techniques allow for comfortable therapy.
Modern techniques allow for comfortable therapy.
When necessary, local anesthesia is used.
How much does periodontal therapy cost?
It depends on the state of the disease and the severity of the case. .
It depends on the state of the disease and the severity of the case. .
After the visit, a detailed and transparent therapeutic plan is provided.
