Periodontics for Gum Health and Tooth Support

At DENT ESTET, we consider gum health to be an essential part of overall health. By combining modern periodontology procedures with Biolase Waterlase laser technology, we treat gum disease in a gentle, effective and minimally invasive way.

Periodontal disease affects the tissues that support the teeth – the gums, ligaments and alveolar bone. If not treated in time, it can lead to gum recession, tooth mobility and, in advanced stages, tooth loss.

Through an integrated periodontal approach, DENT ESTET doctors aim not only to treat inflammation, but also to restore the long-term health and stability of your smile.  

The Biolase laser is also successfully used in other types of dental procedures – from treating cavities to deep tissue cleaning. Learn more about laser treatments for cavities and dental hygiene. 

Periodontitis is an advanced form of periodontal disease that affects the deep structures of the tooth.
Periodontal treatment aims to clean and decontaminate periodontal pockets, remove bacteria and stop the process of bone destruction.

At DENT ESTET clinics, periodontists use modern protocols, combined with Biolase Waterlase laser therapy, to eliminate infection without incisions and with accelerated healing.

For an accurate diagnosis of the stage of the disease, we use the Florida Probe digital system, a computerised software that measures the depth of periodontal pockets and monitors the progress of treatment over time. This objective assessment allows doctors to personalise therapy and accurately track progress.

This method significantly reduces inflammation, promotes tissue reattachment, and provides superior post-operative comfort compared to traditional methods.

Read more in the article Periodontal disease: what it is, causes and treatment. 

Gum health affects not only your smile, but also your overall health. Recent
studies have shown a direct link between periodontitis and cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and pregnancy complications.

Through regular check-ups and personalised treatments, DENT ESTET doctors can prevent the progression of gum disease and maintain the balance of the entire oral system.

Find out more about the effects of periodontal disease on your overall health. 

Lingual frenulum

A tongue tie that is too short can affect speech development, chewing and even tooth position.
Laser frenectomy makes the procedure quick, safe and bloodless. Children and adults can speak and eat normally within hours of the procedure.

Gingivectomy

Gingivectomy is a procedure commonly used to correct the gum line or access subgingival caries.
With laser technology, the dentist can precisely reshape the gums without a scalpel or sutures, reducing inflammation and post-operative discomfort.

For cases requiring hard tissue treatments, such as caries removal, learn how lasers can be used for dental fillings. 

At DENT ESTET, periodontal treatments are performed by a dedicated team of periodontists and surgeons specialised in the use of dental lasers. Each of them follows continuous international training programmes, as well as our internal sharing and mentoring programmes coordinated by doctors with advanced expertise in the field.

The laser technology used in our clinics complies with the latest international standards and is integrated into modern, safe and scientifically validated protocols. These allow for minimally invasive treatments with rapid healing and predictable results, tailored to each type of gum disease.

Because the difference between an effective laser treatment and one without visible results is determined by the training of the specialists, at DENT ESTET you will find a team trained to use the technology with precision, responsibility and empathy.

If you notice gum bleeding, retraction or discomfort, do not delay your consultation. Treat your gums in time to keep your teeth healthy and prevent complications from periodontal disease.

Schedule a periodontal consultation and discover the personalised solutions that DENT ESTET doctors can offer for your smile.