CHOROBA PRZYZĘBIA - "CICHY ZABÓJCA"
Although periodontisis, colloquially called parodontosis, attacks one in every three people and its final result is loss of all teeth, it is still treated with insufficient care by patients.
WHAT WE DO NOT KNOW ABOUT PERIODONTISIS?
Having healthy teeth does not mean our teeth have not got any decay. It often happens, that teeth that look healthy can “hide” periodontisis which can be defined only by a dentist. Early diagnosis, advanced periontium microsurgery methods application and systematic effect maintaining procedures hold out a prospect of having natural teeth for many years. Periodontisis progresses very fast and its lat diagnosis equals tooth losing. The main cause of periodontisis are specific bacteria and genetic predispositions and also other factors such as smoking, chronic stress, immunological disease and diabetes. Periodontisis is an infectious disease so it is important to provide an early diagnosis and prevention among children and partners of people who suffer from periodontosis.
If the depth of periodontal pockets is bigger than 4-5 mm, periodontisis is treated mainly by using microsurgery methods. In our surgeries we apply Vector System which is used for the pockets deep cleaning with ultrasonic energy. In the next stage we apply bacteria elimination measures. Best results are achieved by applying preparations based on hexidine with progressive dose into clean pockets.
The result of the treatment is elimination of inflammation, pockets shallowing and gomphiasis reduction. Pediodontisis ia a life-lasting disease. Treatment can only stop disease progression and it must be supplied with regular regeneration treatments at least once every three months, using anti-inflammatory and antibacterial drugs permanently by the patient.
Periodontisis results in bone and alveolar ligament loss and also gomphiasis impoverishing life comfort.
After treating the inflammation we apply the so called controlled bone regeneration – using bioactive implant materials which provide bone and periodontal fiber ligaments regeneration.