Treatment
Periodontal surgery
For the pockets a cleaning cannot reach.
Access surgery, periodontal regeneration and resective surgery to control advanced periodontitis and recover support.
When periodontitis leaves deep pockets, a regular cleaning no longer reaches the bottom. Periodontal surgery lets us see and clean the root directly and, in certain defects, regenerate part of the lost bone.
What it solves
- Deep periodontal pockets that persist after deep cleaning
- Localized bone loss that can be regenerated
- Irregular gum shape that makes hygiene difficult
How it is done
Step by step
- 01
Re-evaluation
After initial therapy we measure which areas still have deep pockets.
- 02
Surgery
We access the root to clean it thoroughly and, when the defect allows, place regenerative materials.
- 03
Healing and maintenance
Check-ups at one week and one month. Then periodontal maintenance every three to four months.
Who is a candidate
Is this for me?
- Patients with moderate to advanced periodontitis who already completed initial therapy
Common questions
What people ask us
Am I going to lose the teeth anyway?
The goal of surgery is precisely to keep them. With control and maintenance, many teeth with a questionable prognosis stay for years.
Before we talk treatments, we want to meet you.
Message us on WhatsApp and tell us what is going on. We will let you know what records we need and help you book your evaluation.