Support for teeth and implants
Gum Health & Periodontal Care
Healthy gums hold teeth and implants firmly in place. Bleeding, swelling, bad breath or gums pulling away from teeth can be early signs of disease—even when there is little pain.
01Spot the early signs
02Measure, then clean
03Keep gums stable
Spot the early signs
Plaque can make gums red, swollen and easy to bleed. If inflammation moves deeper, pockets form and supporting bone can be lost. Smoking, diabetes, genetics and daily cleaning all affect risk.
Measure, then clean
We measure the spaces around each tooth, record bleeding and check X-rays for bone levels. Treatment starts with home-care coaching and professional cleaning. Deeper areas may need cleaning below the gum line with local anaesthetic for comfort.
Keep gums stable
Gum disease is controlled, not permanently cured. Regular maintenance checks bleeding and pocket depth and removes new deposits. Interdental brushes often make the spaces easier to clean. Implants need the same gum monitoring as natural teeth.