Comprehensive periodontal care that treats gum disease at its source, protecting the foundation that keeps your teeth healthy — trusted by patients across Kudavasal, Nannilam, Koradacheri and Thiruvarur.
Gum treatment, also known as periodontal therapy, addresses inflammation and infection of the gums and the tissue and bone that support your teeth. Left untreated, gum disease progresses from mild inflammation to a condition that can loosen and eventually cost you teeth. Treatment ranges from a thorough professional cleaning for early cases to deeper procedures for more advanced disease — always aimed at stopping the damage and helping your gums heal.
Gums that bleed when brushing or flossing, even lightly.
Gums that look inflamed rather than firm and pale pink.
Odour that doesn't go away with regular brushing.
Gums pulling away from teeth, or teeth that feel less stable.
Treats gum disease before it advances to a more serious stage.
Prevents the bone loss that ultimately loosens and costs you teeth.
Removes the bacteria that cause persistent bad breath at its source.
Gums heal and firm up once the underlying infection is addressed.
Gum disease has been linked to broader health conditions like diabetes and heart disease.
Timely treatment is one of the most effective ways to prevent adult tooth loss.
We measure gum pockets and check for signs of inflammation, recession or bone loss.
Plaque and tartar are removed from the tooth surface and below the gum line.
Tooth roots are smoothed to help inflamed gums reattach and heal properly.
Gums are given time to heal and tighten back around your teeth.
We check healing progress and confirm whether further treatment is needed.
Regular maintenance cleanings keep gum disease from returning.
Some soreness or sensitivity to hot and cold for a day or two settles on its own.
Helps soothe treated gums in the days right after your visit.
Use a soft-bristled brush along the gum line without skipping it.
Keeping plaque from building back up between teeth is essential to lasting results.
Smoking significantly slows gum healing and raises the risk of disease returning.
Regular cleanings every three to four months help prevent a relapse.
We measure and track gum health properly, rather than guessing at the right treatment.
We recommend only the level of treatment your case genuinely needs.
Located on LF Main Road, Kudavasal — convenient for patients from Nachiyar Koil, Thirucherai and Needamangalam.
9:00 AM – 9:00 PM, seven days a week, for treatment and maintenance visits.
Cost depends on how advanced the gum disease is and how many visits your case needs. We assess your gums first and share a clear, itemized cost before you commit to anything.
Common early signs include gums that bleed when brushing or flossing, redness or swelling, persistent bad breath, and gums that feel tender to the touch. As it progresses, you may notice gums pulling away from teeth or teeth feeling loose.
Gingivitis is the early, reversible stage of gum disease — inflammation limited to the gums, usually resolved with a thorough cleaning and better home care. Periodontitis is more advanced, affecting the bone and tissue that support your teeth, and requires more involved treatment to control.
The area is numbed with local anaesthesia for deeper cleanings, so the procedure itself is not painful. Mild soreness or sensitivity for a day or two afterward is normal and settles quickly with basic aftercare.
Scaling removes plaque and tartar from the tooth surface and below the gum line, while root planing smooths the tooth root to help gums reattach and heal. Together, they are the standard first-line treatment for gum disease beyond simple gingivitis.
Gingivitis, the earliest stage, is fully reversible with professional cleaning and consistent home care. More advanced periodontitis cannot be fully reversed, but its progression can be controlled and further damage prevented with proper treatment and maintenance.
Not necessarily. Untreated gum disease is a leading cause of tooth loss in adults, but with timely treatment and consistent follow-up care, most patients keep their natural teeth for life.
Mild cases often resolve in one or two deep-cleaning visits. More advanced cases may need a series of visits, treating one section of the mouth at a time, followed by regular maintenance cleanings every three to four months.
Plaque build-up from inconsistent brushing and flossing is the main cause. Smoking, certain medications, diabetes, hormonal changes and a genetic predisposition can all increase the risk as well.
Brushing twice daily, flossing once a day, and keeping your regular check-up and cleaning schedule are the most effective ways to prevent gum disease from recurring after treatment.
Cost depends on how advanced the gum disease is and how many visits are needed. We assess your case first and share a clear, itemized cost before any treatment begins — no hidden charges.
Not sure which option fits your situation? Reach out and our team will guide you to the right treatment after a proper consultation.