Timely treatment of gingival inflammation prevents the condition from progressing and averts periodontitis which can lead to the loss of teeth.
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Gingival inflammation, also known as gingivitis, is an unpleasant condition that usually develops due to inadequate oral hygiene. In this case, treatment methods focus on oral hygiene: both professional cleaning at the clinic and proper daily care at home. If the diagnosis reveals that the actual cause of gingival inflammation is not dental, we will refer you to specialists in other medical fields for further diagnosis.
Painful, swollen, bleeding, red or even purple gums and bad breath are signs that indicate possible gingival inflammation.
We have been specialising in periodontology for over 25 years. As a result, we only use methods that have been proven effective in long-term practice to restore gum health: before starting treatment, we always identify the actual causes of gingival inflammation, perform particularly thorough oral hygiene using optical magnification tools, and help you improve your daily dental care skills.
Akvilė Kaziukaitytė
Dental Hygienist
During the consultation, we perform a preventive examination, carefully assess the condition of your oral health and identify the causes of gingival inflammation.
We develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual oral health needs to effectively eliminate gum inflammation that causes unpleasant sensations.
Gingival inflammation is most often caused by inadequate daily care. We therefore perform a thorough professional teeth cleaning procedure.
Regular care is the key to long-lasting results. We will therefore develop a daily oral care plan that is convenient for you to follow at home.
Dental Hygienist
Specialises in the prevention of oral diseases and the treatment of periodontal diseases. She places particular emphasis on individual training and skill improvement in patients’ personal oral care. She constantly improves her expertise at national and international courses and congresses.
Dentist-Orthopaedic Surgeon
The doctor specialises in dental implants, surgical preparation of the mouth for prosthetics, applies advanced endodontic microsurgery methods, and treats periodontal pathology in a complex manner. He gives presentations and holds seminars on dental prosthetics and implantology on a regular basis He is a co-author of the publication Periodontal Diseases: Prosthetic and Orthodontic Treatment of Periodontal Patients.
Gingivitis is usually treated by means of non-surgical methods for which one or several visits to the dentist are sufficient depending on the condition. A few weeks after treatment, bleeding of the gums decreases or disappears completely, redness, sensitivity, unpleasant mouth odour and other undesirable sensations are gone too.
The most effective prevention of gingivitis is thorough daily and regular professional teeth cleaning. The dentist at our clinic will show you how to take proper care of your teeth. Everything you may need for it will be conveniently available at our clinic for purchase.
Gingivitis is a condition that typically develops due to poor oral care and is most often caused by soft and hard plaque that forms on the teeth and under the gums. If left untreated, this mild form of gum inflammation progresses and can eventually develop into periodontitis. Periodontitis, aka periodontal disease, is a chronic disease that affects the tissues surrounding the teeth: the gums, the periodontal ligament that holds the tooth to the bone, the jawbone itself and the outer covering of the tooth root. In advanced stages, there is a risk of tooth loss.
