Clinical Overview & Importance
Periodontitis is a chronic inflammatory condition that destroys the alveolar bone and periodontal ligaments anchoring teeth. When non-surgical scaling cannot reach deep infrabony defects, specialized periodontal surgery arrests disease progression. Techniques include open flap debridement, bone graft placement, and guided tissue regeneration (GTR) to preserve mobile teeth.
Key Clinical Benefits
- ✓ Halts progressive bone loss and prevents premature tooth loss
- ✓ Addresses persistent deep microbial infection around tooth roots
- ✓ Stimulates regeneration of supporting periodontal tissue
- ✓ Reduces tooth mobility and improves bite stability
Step-by-Step Procedure at Dr. Godse's Clinic
1
Phase 1
Detailed periodontal probing and cone-beam or OPG analysis
2
Phase 2
Careful surgical access to infected root surfaces and diseased granulation tissue
3
Phase 3
Meticulous root planing and optional regenerative bone matrix placement
4
Phase 4
Microsurgical closure and antimicrobial maintenance regimen