Periodontics, Oral Surgery and Implant Surgery

Periodontics
Periodontics is the branch of dentistry that deals with diseases affecting the supporting structures of the teeth: bone tissue, periodontal ligament and gum tissue (bleeding gums, tooth mobility, etc.).
Patients with periodontal disease should be placed on our periodic recall lists, designed to check that the results of treatment are being maintained and to monitor the health of the mouth.

Oral surgery
Surgical treatments which, in addition to the teeth, may involve the bone and/or mucosal tissue of the mouth. The practice is equipped and prepared to carry out these outpatient surgical procedures.

Implant surgery
Implant surgery restores the occlusal surface by surgically placing replacements for severely compromised teeth. Dental implants offer patients several advantages.
Made from biocompatible materials, and therefore well tolerated by the body, they help preserve natural bone tissue and, by stimulating it, reduce further bone loss. This is one of the main advantages of dental implants. Placed within the bone, they perform the function of the roots of natural teeth.
Like all other prosthetic restorations, they require good oral hygiene and regular scheduled check-ups to ensure their longevity.