Gum Treatment and Dental Implants
Comprehensive solutions for treating gum disease, gum aesthetics, dental implants, and bone restoration using the latest medical technologies.
What is the Specialty of Gum Treatment and Dental Implants?
This specialty focuses on diagnosing and treating gum disease and the supporting tissues of the teeth, in addition to replacing missing teeth using dental implants and bone and gum tissue reconstruction techniques.
It aims to:
Preserve natural teeth.
Treat chronic gum inflammation.
Restore oral and gum health.
Replace missing teeth.
with fixed implants
Improve the aesthetic appearance of the smile.
When Do You Need to See a Periodontist?
The following symptoms may indicate a problem that requires specialist evaluation:
Bleeding gums during tooth brushing.
Redness or swelling of the gums.
Persistent bad breath.
Gum recession and exposed tooth roots.
Loose or shifting teeth.
Tooth loss due to gum disease.
Dental Implants: The Optimal Solution for Replacing Missing Teeth
Dental implants are one of the most successful solutions for replacing missing teeth and restoring natural oral function.
Cases that can be treated include:
- Loss of a single tooth.
- Loss of multiple teeth.
- Complete tooth loss.
- Fixed prosthetics supported by implants.
Dental implants are distinguished by providing a natural appearance and high stability while preserving jawbone.
Gum Disease Treatment
The treatment plan begins according to the degree of infection and includes:
Deep Teeth Cleaning
Removing deposits and bacteria accumulated under the gums to help stop inflammation and improve the health of the supporting tissues of the teeth.
Gum Surgery
In advanced cases, surgery may be necessary to remove infected tissue or reshape the gums to improve their health and appearance.
Treatment of Peri-Implant Inflammation
Dental implants may become inflamed due to bacterial accumulation, and this requires specialized treatment to preserve the implant and its long-term success.
Cosmetic Gum and Smile Enhancement
Gums play a fundamental role in the beauty of the smile, so cosmetic treatments include:
Gum Contouring and Smile Design
Used to improve gum symmetry and display teeth more beautifully.
Gum Depigmentation
Using modern laser techniques to achieve a brighter appearance.
Gum Recession Treatment
Through gum grafts or cosmetic procedures that help cover exposed roots and improve overall appearance.
Can Dental Implants Be Placed with Bone Loss?
Yes, in many cases dental implants can be performed even with atrophy or loss in the jawbone.
Solutions include:
- Bone grafting.
- Jawbone restoration.
- Bone grafting around implants.
- Advanced implant techniques for complex cases.
The appropriate plan is determined after clinical examination and 3D imaging.
Why Choose UniDent for Gum Treatment and Dental Implants?
At UniDent, we are committed to providing comprehensive care based on expertise and modern technologies to achieve the best therapeutic and cosmetic results.
Consultants and professors specialized in gum treatment and dental implants.
Customized treatment plans with a focus on preserving natural teeth as much as possible.
The latest 3D imaging devices and precise implant techniques for more accurate diagnosis and treatment.
Continuous follow-up and long-term results to ensure treatment success and implant stability.
Union Dental Clinic (UniDent) doctors specialized in gum treatment and dental implants
Prof. Dr. Ali bin Saad Al-Ghamdi
Professor and Consultant in Cosmetic Dentistry,
Periodontal Surgery and Dental Implants
Dr. Amr Abdullah Bukhari
Consultant in Cosmetic Dentistry,
Periodontal Surgery and Dental Implants
Dr. Rasha Abdullah Al-Yafi
Consultant in Cosmetic Dentistry,
Periodontal Surgery and Dental Implants
Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing the best dental implant dentist depends on experience, specialization, and the use of modern technologies in diagnosis, planning, and treatment. At Union Dental Clinic (UniDent), the dental implant team includes a select group of consultants and professors specialized in dental implants, bone restoration, and complex cases, relying on 3D imaging and modern digital technologies to achieve precise and long-lasting results. A customized treatment plan is developed for each patient to ensure the best functional and cosmetic results.
It is recommended to first treat gum inflammation and control the infection before performing dental implants, to ensure the best chance of long-term implant success.
Dental implants are performed under local anesthesia, and usually post-operative discomfort is minimal and can be controlled with medications prescribed by the doctor.
The duration varies depending on the case, and the surgical session may take from 30 minutes to two hours, while complete integration between the implant and bone requires several months.
Yes, in many cases bone grafting can be performed or advanced implant techniques can be used that allow tooth replacement even with bone loss.
Common symptoms include:
- Bleeding gums.
- Swelling and redness of the gums.
- Bad breath.
- Gum recession.
- Loose teeth in advanced cases.
Yes, gum recession can be treated in different ways depending on the cause and degree of the condition, such as gum grafts or some cosmetic and surgical procedures.
With good oral health care and regular follow-up, dental implants can last for many years and may last for decades.
Dental implants replace the missing tooth root inside the bone, while traditional prosthetics rely on adjacent teeth for support.
Yes, advanced gum disease is considered one of the most important causes of tooth loss in adults if not treated early.
- Brush teeth regularly.
- Use dental floss.
- Commit to regular check-ups.
- Stop smoking.
- Follow the doctor’s instructions after treatment.
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Bone grafting may be necessary when there is loss or atrophy in the jawbone that does not allow the implant to be fixed safely and stably.
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In some cases yes, immediate implantation can be performed after extraction if the bone and gum condition is suitable, and the doctor determines this after examination and imaging.