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Periodontitis treatment in Stuttgart

Maintain gum health and prevent tooth loss.

What is periodontitis?

Periodontitis is a chronic inflammation of the tooth-supporting tissues, usually caused by bacteria. This includes the gums, jawbone, and fibers that firmly anchor the tooth in the jaw. If left untreated, the inflammation causes the gums and bone to slowly recede, the teeth become loose and can eventually fall out. Periodontitis is therefore considered the most common cause of tooth loss in adults.

Our periodontitis treatment

Early diagnosis with
state-of-the-art technology

Early detection of inflammation helps to treat periodontitis in a timely and targeted manner.

Special instruments
& laser

Gentle, effective and tissue-sparing. On request with laser for more targeted bacteria reduction, faster wound healing and more painless treatment

Anti-infective
treatment

Thorough removal of bacterial plaque & pocket cleaning.

Sustainable
aftercare

Regular support via recall system.

Therapy steps

With calmness and empathy, we guide you through every phase of periodontitis therapy – at your pace and with a focus on your well-being.

01

Findings & analysis

Measurement of pocket depths, diagnostic tests & risk analysis.

02

Deep cleaning

Removal of deposits in gum pockets.

03

Aftercare & stabilization

Regular supportive periodontal therapy (SPT).

FAQ

Periodontitis often manifests itself through bleeding gums, bad breath, and receding gums. Since the disease initially causes little pain, it often goes undetected for a long time. Therefore, regular check-ups with your dentist in Stuttgart are crucial to prevent damage early on.

Modern periodontitis treatments are very well tolerated thanks to gentle techniques and local anesthesia. Many patients only feel slight pressure during the treatment, but no pain. In addition, careful aftercare ensures that any discomfort quickly subsides.

In most cases, periodontitis cannot be completely reversed, but it can be stopped and stabilized very well. With professional treatment, consistent oral hygiene and regular follow-up therapy, the gums remain healthy in the long term. The key is that the disease is recognized and treated consistently at an early stage.