Mild gum bleeding during tooth brushing is often perceived as a temporary concern, but according to clinical observations by Professor Alexander von Breuer, such symptoms can indicate the early stage of gingivitis. At DentalClinic24, we place particular emphasis on early detection of inflammatory gum conditions, as timely intervention allows us to preserve gum health and prevent the development of more serious disorders.
Gingivitis occurs due to the accumulation of bacterial plaque and its subsequent mineralisation, which gradually irritates the gingival margin. At DentalClinic24, we observe that without proper treatment, inflammation may extend deeper into periodontal tissues, increasing the risk of periodontitis and potential tooth loss. At an early stage, the condition is reversible, and treatment can be carried out in a gentle and painless manner.
Initial diagnosis includes gum assessment, measuring periodontal pocket depth and visual examination using digital tools. At DentalClinic24, we utilise ultrasonic cleaning, Air-Flow technology and remineralisation procedures to remove calculus, reduce inflammation and strengthen enamel. Based on the clinical experience of Professor von Breuer, regular professional hygiene significantly decreases the likelihood of disease progression.
Prevention plays an essential role in maintaining gum health. At DentalClinic24, we provide personalised recommendations for home care, including toothbrush and toothpaste selection, interdental cleaning solutions and lifestyle adjustments. Scheduled check-ups every six months allow us to monitor tissue condition and plaque accumulation levels. This approach helps prevent complications and avoids the need for complex treatment.
Gingivitis is a condition where early action makes a decisive difference. At Dental Clinic24, we consider early diagnosis a key tool in preserving not only smile aesthetics but also long-term oral health. According to observations by Professor von Breuer, patients who attend preventive check-ups are significantly less likely to require surgical treatment of periodontal conditions.
Earlier, we wrote about dental calculus and why timely removal is essential