What We Treat

When gum treatment may help

Healthy gums are essential for a stable, confident smile. We assess the condition of your gums, supporting bone, and bite before recommending the right non-surgical or surgical approach.

Bleeding and swollen gums

Persistent bleeding, tenderness, swelling, or bad breath may be signs of gum inflammation that needs professional care.


Gum recession

Receding gums can expose root surfaces, increase sensitivity, and affect smile aesthetics. Early treatment helps protect teeth.


Periodontal pockets

When infection forms deeper pockets around teeth, targeted periodontal treatment can help reduce bacteria and support healing.


Corrective gum procedures

Selected cases may benefit from gum contouring, flap procedures, or supportive surgical care to restore healthier gum architecture.


Laser Gum Corrections

Laser gum corrections can be used in selected cases to refine gum contours with greater precision and comfort. This approach may help reduce bleeding, support faster healing, and improve the balance of the smile when excess or uneven gum tissue is present.

How treatment is planned

Every case begins with a clear diagnosis and a step-by-step plan focused on comfort, function, and long-term gum stability.

01

Assessment

We examine your gums, measure pocket depths, review symptoms, and assess supporting structures to understand the severity of the condition.

02

Diagnosis

Based on clinical findings, we explain whether you need preventive care, deep cleaning, maintenance, or periodontal surgery.

Treatment planning is tailored to your gum condition, oral hygiene needs, and long-term smile goals.

03

Active treatment

Care may include professional cleaning, non-surgical periodontal therapy, or carefully indicated surgical procedures to manage infection and reshape tissues.

04

Maintenance

Follow-up reviews and home-care guidance help maintain results, reduce recurrence, and protect your teeth over time.

Gum care FAQs

Common questions about periodontal treatment and gum surgery.

What are the signs of gum disease?

Common signs include bleeding while brushing, swollen gums, bad breath, gum recession, and tooth sensitivity or looseness in advanced cases.

Do all gum problems need surgery?

No. Many cases improve with professional cleaning, deep cleaning, and better home care. Surgery is recommended only when clinically necessary.

Is gum surgery painful?

Treatment is performed with appropriate anaesthesia and careful planning to keep you comfortable. Recovery advice is provided for smoother healing.

How long does recovery take?

Recovery depends on the procedure and the extent of treatment. Most patients can return to routine activities with simple post-treatment care.

Can receding gums be treated?

Yes. Management depends on the cause and severity. Treatment may include hygiene correction, desensitising care, or selected periodontal procedures.

If you have bleeding gums, recession, or discomfort, schedule a consultation for a personalised periodontal evaluation at PURESMILES By Dr Soorya in PMG, Thiruvananthapuram.

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