Benefits of Periodontal Surgery

Periodontal disease can not only damage your gums, but it can spread and affect your teeth, resulting in teeth loss. The disease can also spread and affect the bone, and lead to damaged tissues. That’s where periodontal surgery comes in light, to get you relieved and protect from the disease and its effects. The surgery is operated when the oral condition is severe. There is nothing to be afraid of the surgery. Look at the benefits and you’ll understand.

Provides a Bright Smile

When facing the disease, you would have really missed your beautiful smile. The disease hits both your gums and teeth, in other words, everything that your smile has. The periodontal surgery ensures to give you back the healthy gums and teeth to flaunt the bright smile again.

Gives Fresh Breath

Constant bad breath, also known as halitosis, is an indicator of gum diseases. The bad breath is caused by food particles collected at the bottom of the gum line, that result in bacteria and plaque formation. Periodontal surgery removes these bacteria from your teeth and gums, giving you a fresh breath.

Helps Oral Hygiene

The disease causes the infection to build further in your teeth and gums. The bacteria can cause further damage. The surgery provides deep cleaning to the mouth, removing the bacteria that has built up in the mouth. This prevents any further damage to the teeth and gums. Periodontal surgery makes the gums and teeth healthy once again. 

Prevents Disease

When the bacteria is built on the teeth and gums, it has the potential to damage your teeth further. Periodontal surgery helps to prevent your mouth from facing any further issues. After the periodontal surgery is done, the mouth is deep cleaned, and it gives the control back to regular oral hygiene. You can keep your mouth safe by just practising regular oral routine.

Restores Function

The disease can cause severe pain to the parts of your gums and teeth, making it hard to function the mouth properly. The periodontal surgery restores the regular oral function. There can be some spots where you would be feeling severe and uncomfortable pain, so it is restored by strengthening the gums and teeth. Periodontal surgery does so by removing the bacteria from the mouth that causes the pain.

The surgery can result in a mild discomfort and bleeding afterwards. So we advise you to avoid some physical activities for some time, about 1-2 weeks or until the gums are healed properly. Eventually, periodontal surgery is the solution if you are facing serious gum disease.