Gum Surgery, otherwise called Periodontal Surgery is done to treat the damages the gums have created to the tooth and tooth-related parts of the mouth. People may identify gum surgery as a cosmetic cure; while it cannot be neglected, there are different reasons.

1. Gum Surgery
Periodontal surgery may be needed to treat gum disease and gum condition. This type of
surgery is known as gum surgery,
In gum surgery may be caused by
1. Damage regrowing bone & tissues.
2. Any tissue, any bacteria and infection elimination.
3. Any accidental issue.
Gingivitis and periodontal disease required surgical treatment.
● Gingivitis: A disease that can cause redness swelling and bleeding giving with offers
due to poor oral health
● Periodontics: It is an advanced form of wind that may cause destruction of bone and
tissue.
When gum begin to separate from teeth then there is a chance to lead bacteria and create
infection
Surgical procedure: Before any dental surgery a dental surgeon might give deep cleaning
for teeth and gum to remove tartar and bacteria from teeth and gum.
There are three types of surgery for Gum Surgery
1. Flap Surgery: Basically for those people who have tartar deposits in deep packets.
2. Bone Grafting: This surgery helpful for those people whose from the root of tooth is
damaged
3. Guided tissue regeneration: In this procedure a small piece of maths like material
placed between Bone and gum tissue.
Other treatments
● Laser therapy used to reduce the size of packets and restore damage tissue
● Tissue stimulating
Preparation for gum Surgery
1. Patients should not hide any disease from their dental surgeon.
2. If have any types of pregnancy and heart disease share with your dentist
3. Discuss the risk and benefit with your dentist
Gum surgery is an approximate 2 to 3 hours process. Normally, patients should take care of
stitches and as prescribed by the doctor.
The dentist will remove the stitches 7 to 10 days after surgery.