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Welcome to Dr. Pandit’s Dental Clinic and Implant Centre one of the best periodontist in Pune.
Dr. Pandit’s Clinic is a specialist clinic in the heart of Pune in Baner delivering specialist periodontal therapy, dental implant surgery, and regenerative periodontal procedures.
Dr. Pandit’s Clinic Provides Specialist Periodontal Care from best periodontist in Pune.
Periodontics is the treatment of diseases and treatment around the teeth and gums. Periodontal diseases destroy and damages fibers and bones and can result in bone loss. Periodontics includes tooth replacement with implants, cosmetic gum treatment, and the replacement of bone loss around teeth as well as areas of lost teeth.
Our periodontist in Pune provides a variety of non-surgical services. We are proud of ourselves on the fact that we are selective in our treatment recommendations and only suggest surgery to the areas only when it is absolutely necessary.
Initially, a deep analysis is carried out around each tooth to measure and understand the level of the disease. This process of recording is repeated throughout each stage of treatment to continuously check the progression of the disease.
Once it is determined which stage of the disease you have, recommendations and treatment on the appropriate gum disease are made and a treatment plan is given to you. Once this process of treatment is completed, you are reexamined by our Specialist Periodontist at our Baner Clinic to see if further treatment is necessary.
Periodontal Surgery at Dr. Pandit’s Clinic – This is the most invasive treatment and sometimes required for moderate and advanced dental disease cases. It is also sometimes necessary to add bone grafting and application of medicaments to the area to help destroy the harmful bacteria and rebuild your lost bone.
Teeth scaling, is also medically known as conventional periodontal therapy, non-surgical periodontal therapy, or deep cleaning. Teeth scaling is a procedure involving the removal of dental plaque and calculus (also known as tartar) from the teeth via oral cleaning. It is a part of non-surgical periodontal therapy.
Once your dentist is done with scaling he will then begin root planing. Root planing includes smoothing out your teeth roots to help your gums reattach to your teeth. At Dr. Pandit’s Clinic for dental excellence scaling and root planing may take more than one visit to complete and may require a local anesthetic.
Surgical reshaping of gum tissue around the teeth is called Gingivoplasty. The primary reson behind gingivoplasty is to make gums more attractive and give them better look. Many a time gums are not formed normally or do have an unusual shape because of genetic disorder, disease or trauma. It often is done alone but can be done during or after a gingivectomy.
The surgical removal procedure of gum tissue (gingiva) is called Gingivectomy. When gums are separated or pulled away from teeth to make deep pockets gingivectomy is done. The deep pockets make it harder to clean away plaque and calculas. Gingivectomy is done to prevent gum disease from damaging the bone supporting the teeth. The procedure of Gingivectomy involves adjusting loose gums and reshaping gum tissue to close the pocket between teeth and gum.
A flap surgery procedure includes the cleaning of the roots of a tooth and repairs bone damage caused by gum disease. A gum specialist (periodontist) or an oral surgeon at Dr. Pandit’s Clinic for Dental Excellency often performs the procedure.
Before the flap surgery, you will be given a local anesthetic by our periodontist to numb the area where they will work on your gums.
The periodontist or oral surgeon will pull back a section of your gums to clean the roots of your teeth and repair damaged bone if needed. The gum flap will be sewn back into place once the procedure is done and covered with gauze to stop the bleeding.
A crown lengthening procedure is done to expose more of the natural tooth. To expose more of natural tooth excess gum tissue and bone is reshaped and adjusted. One single tooth to even a full gum line can be reshaped according to the patient’s requirement. Dental crown lengthening helps in spreading a broad and natural smile.
Gingival curettage is considered a surgical procedure. Gingival curettage is a procedure removing the gingival crevicular epithelium and is of no additional benefit than scaling and root planing alone. It uses a curette (surgical instrument) to, form a periodontal pocket, removes soft tissue lining. After that, all that is left behind is a healthy connective gingival tissue lining.
A flap surgery procedure includes the cleaning of the roots of a tooth and repairs bone damage caused by gum disease. A gum specialist (periodontist) or an oral surgeon at Dr. Pandit’s Clinic for Dental Excellency often performs the procedure.
Before the flap surgery, you will be given a local anesthetic by our periodontist to numb the area where they will work on your gums.
The periodontist or oral surgeon will pull back a section of your gums to clean the roots of your teeth and repair damaged bone if needed. The gum flap will be sewn back into place once the procedure is done and covered with gauze to stop the bleeding.
A crown lengthening procedure is done to expose more of the natural tooth. To expose more of natural tooth excess gum tissue and bone is reshaped and adjusted. One single tooth to even a full gum line can be reshaped according to the patient’s requirement. Dental crown lengthening helps in spreading a broad and natural smile.
Gingival curettage is considered a surgical procedure. Gingival curettage is a procedure removing the gingival crevicular epithelium and is of no additional benefit than scaling and root planing alone. It uses a curette (surgical instrument) to, form a periodontal pocket, removes soft tissue lining. After that, all that is left behind is a healthy connective gingival tissue lining.
A periodontal plastic surgery procedure, where the hyperpigmentation is removed or reduced is called Gingival depigmentation. For depigmentation of gum tissue, the different treatment procedure is available such as scalpel, cryosurgery, electrosurgery, lasers, etc.
Bleeding gums are the most common symptom of gum disease. But it can also point to other health problems. Occasional bleeding of the gums can be caused by brushing your teeth too vigorously or wearing dentures that don’t fit correctly. Frequent gum bleeding can also indicate more serious conditions, including:
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