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Periodontics and Gum Treatment

Gingivitis Treatment

Personalised care for red, swollen or bleeding gums caused by early-stage gum inflammation.

Gingivitis treatment in Dubai

Gingivitis is the early stage of gum disease. It may cause red, swollen or tender gums that bleed during brushing or flossing. Because gingivitis has not yet caused loss of the supporting bone, it can often be reversed with professional care and effective daily oral hygiene.

How is gingivitis diagnosed?

The dentist examines the gums, checks for bleeding and identifies areas where plaque or calculus has accumulated. Periodontal measurements may be taken to determine whether inflammation is limited to the gums or whether deeper supporting tissues are involved.

What does treatment involve?

Treatment commonly includes professional removal of plaque and calculus combined with personalised brushing and interdental-cleaning guidance. Patients may be directed to the existing teeth cleaning and scaling service when routine professional cleaning is appropriate.

If deeper periodontal pockets or bone changes are detected, deep cleaning and root planing or further periodontal treatment may be recommended instead.

Preventing gingivitis from returning

Daily plaque control is essential. Your dentist may recommend changes to brushing technique, flossing or interdental cleaning and arrange a review to confirm that inflammation and bleeding have improved. Treatment recommendations and results vary according to the cause, severity and consistency of home care.

Next step

Start with a consultation.

We examine, explain what we see, and recommend the least invasive option that works — with a written plan and price before anything begins.

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Common questions

Questions about this treatment.

Gingivitis can often be reversed with professional treatment and consistent brushing and interdental cleaning because the supporting bone has not yet been lost.

Bleeding may result from plaque-related inflammation, but other factors are possible. Persistent bleeding should be assessed by a dentist.

No. Gingivitis affects the gums without loss of supporting bone, while periodontitis involves damage to the deeper tissues and bone supporting the teeth.

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Tuesday to Sunday, 12:00 to 20:00. Tell us what is bothering you and we will tell you, honestly, what it will take to fix it.