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GUM HEALTH MATTERS: PEARL DENTAL CLINIC

Gum disease (#Periodontitis) is one of the most common dental problems adults face, yet it can begin at just about any age. Gum disease often develops slowly and painlessly. Sometimes, you may not even notice any signs until the disease has aggravated, putting you in the danger of losing teeth.



Some of the most common signs associated with gum diseases are gum bleeding, sensitivity, bad breath and tooth mobility, in advanced cases.
The good news is that:
Gum disease can almost always be prevented
If it starts, it can be treated; and It can even be turned around (or reversed) in its initial stages.
PEARL DENTAL – GUM TREATMENT PROMISE:
  • Thorough dental examination
  • Ultrasonic Scaler cleaning of your teeth and  Polishing
  • Pain Free Deep Cleaning ( Root Cleaning) if required
  • Gum lift procedure to raise and shape the gum line to create the appearance of lengthier & more symmetrical teeth.
  • Gums Depigmentation treatments to remove the gum discoloration.

We at Pearl Dental Clinic - Dubai believe that everyone can have a healthy smile for life and with our help it's easier than you think!
Call:+97144270710
Whatsapp:+971555630659
We look forward in welcoming you.

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