Why Scaling and Root Planing Matters for Your Oral Health
Scaling and root planing (SRP) is a deep-cleaning dental procedure designed to treat periodontal disease by removing bacterial plaque and calculus from both the tooth surface and below the gumline. This non-surgical therapy is essential for halting gum inflammation, preventing tooth loss, and maintaining long-term oral health. While it m...
Gum inflammation, or gingivitis, is a common yet often overlooked oral health concern that can progress to more serious conditions if left untreated. While conventional dental care remains the gold standard, many patients seek natural remedies to complement their routine. However, not all home treatments are evidence-backed or safe—especially for those with dental implants or compromised gum hea...
Gum health is the foundation of a radiant smile and long-term oral well-being. While brushing remains essential, interdental cleaning —particularly with floss—plays a critical role in preventing gingival recession , periodontal disease, and bone loss. When executed correctly, flossing removes plaque and bacteria from areas your toothbrush can’t reach, preserving your gum tissue and suppo...
Treatment arrangement and ground
The patient was first referred to the school of hygiene to treat the gum inflammation and improve his oral care. The treatment was planned in two main stages. In the first stage, the goal was to use growth to reduce the overjet, get the molars and canines into a normal Class I relationship, and create more room for the missing front tooth. This was done using a Tw...