Periodontology in Kyiv - MasterDent

Treatment of gingivitis and periodontitis

Complex care: professional hygiene, scaling/root planing.

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Gum curettage (open/closed)

Pocket debridement and root smoothing.

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Gum depigmentation (laser)

Aesthetic correction of gingival hyperpigmentation.

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Gum plasty (contour correction)

Even smile line and recession coverage (when indicated).

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HEALTHY GUMS

Periodontal care that lasts

We remove calculus, control biofilm, and coach simple at-home care. Goal is comfort, fresh breath, and stable gums.

Targeted debridement

Comfort anesthesia where needed

Biofilm management

AirFlow powders for gentle control

Implant-safe care

Tips and protocols for implants

Home routine that works

Interdentals and irrigator guidance

Diagnosis

Periodontal charting, X-rays if needed

Active therapy

Scaling and root planing by zones

Biofilm recall

AirFlow control and polish

Maintenance

Re-evaluation and custom interval

Periodontal cases

Swipe typical scenarios and our protocols.

Case - Gingivitis with bleeding

Complaint: gums bleed on brushing, bad breath.

Protocol: supragingival scaling, AirFlow biofilm control, polish.
Adjuncts: brushing coaching, interdental brushes, short rinse course.
Result: bleeding reduced within a week, breath improved.

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Case - Periodontitis, deep pockets

Issue: calculus below gums, 5–6 mm pockets, sensitivity.

Protocol: quadrant-based scaling and root planing with local anesthesia.
Support: desensitizers, home irrigator routine, re-eval at 6–8 weeks.
Result: pockets shallower, less bleeding, smoother root surfaces.

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Case - Peri-implant mucositis

Complaint: redness around implant, occasional bleeding.

Protocol: implant-safe tips, glycine/erythritol powder, polish.
Home: superfloss or interdental brushes sized for the site.
Result: inflammation down, tissues stable around abutment.

Implant maintenance

Case - Gum recession sensitivity

Issue: exposed root surfaces and cold sensitivity.

Protocol: atraumatic cleaning, desensitizers, soft brush routine.
Options: splinting assessment, graft referral if indicated.
Result: sensitivity reduced, aesthetics improved with proper care.

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How often is maintenance?

Usually every 3–6 months, adjusted to your risk.

Will deep cleaning hurt?

We numb the area locally and use gentle tips.

Do I need an irrigator?

Helpful with bridges, implants, and deeper spaces.

Are implants safe during cleaning?

Yes. We use implant-safe tips and powders.

Healthy gums and fresh breath start with biofilm control and the right home tools.

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