The most basic local cause of gum bleeding is bacterial plaque. Bacterial plaque is colonies of bacteria formed by food and food residues remaining on the tooth surface. If they are not removed, over time they turn into tartar. Bacterial plaque matures and turns into tartar in two ways: How? One is at the level that we can see on the tooth, above the gum; and the other settles under the gum and forms subgingival tartar. In all 3 situations, that is, whether the bacterial plaque is not yet mature, or has matured and turned into tartar, whether visible on the surface or deep, it causes gum bleeding.
Periodontology Specialist Dt Nergiz Hamamcı
Özel Klinik 99 Oral and Dental Health Polyclinic
0540 640 6006
Güvenlik Cd. No:99 A-B
Results of every surgical and invasive procedure may vary from person to person. It is recommended that you get detailed information from your dentist before the procedure.