Periodontitis clearly increases the risk of further infectious diseases. For instance, a Spanish study concludes that patients with periodontal disease have a ten times higher risk of contracting pneumonia. Similarly, a 500% increase in the risk of myocardial infarction has been statistically proven.
Periodontitis is an infectious disease that cannot be overcome without the help of the dentist. For this reason, you should ask your dentist for advice at the first sign of periodontal disease (e.g. repeated bleeding of the gums). Dr Selmair will take the time to analyse the degree of the disease and to choose possible steps towards therapy and treatment with you.
Inflammation of the gums (gingivitis): The gums bleed when touched.
An advanced periodontal disease's reduction of local periodontitis
Progression of periodontal disease (shown schematically)
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During the examination for the diagnosis of periodontal disease, different parameters are recorded:
In order to successfully contain periodontitis, the dentist relies on the full cooperation of the patient. Good oral hygiene at home is a prerequisite for the success of a pocket treatment.
Dr Selmair's customised tail recall system contributes decisively to the success of the treatment and helps to prevent re-infection. It is up to the patient to recognise and accept this help accordingly.
Smoking and periodontitis
The risk for a smoker to develop periodontitis is up to six times higher than for a non-smoker. The nicotine consumption greatly reduces the blood flow to the gums, as well as the local immune defence - this can quickly lead to deep pockets in the gums.
The risk of losing teeth during aftercare therapy is also significantly higher with smokers than with non-smokers.
Our Tip:
Periodontitis is a contagious infectious disease caused by various anaerobic bacterial species. If you or your partner suffers from periodontal disease, both partners should consult a dentist.
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Zahnarztpraxis
Dr. med. dent. Isabel Selmair
Clemensstraße 21a
80803 München
Telefon: +49 (0) 89 300 62 83
Telefax: +49 (0) 89 3000 20 56
Mail: info@drselmair.de
Öffnungzeiten
Notdienst
Sollten Sie außerhalb unserer Praxiszeiten dringend eine zahnärztliche Behandlung benötigen, wenden Sie sich bitte an den Zahnärztlichen Notdienst Bayerns:
Hier bekommen Sie eine Auflistung der in Ihrer Nähe für den Notdienst eingeteilten Praxen.
Diese stehen an Samstagen, Sonntagen sowie Feiertagen von 10-12, sowie von 17-19 Uhr zur Verfügung.
KONTAKT
Zahnarztpraxis
Dr. med. dent. Isabel Selmair
Clemensstraße 21a
80803 München
Telefon: +49 (0) 89 300 62 83
Telefax: +49 (0) 89 3000 20 56
Mail: info@drselmair.de
CONTACT US
Zahnarztpraxis
Dr. med. dent. Isabel Selmair
Clemensstraße 21a
80803 München
Telephone: +49 (0) 89 300 62 83
Telefax: +49 (0) 89 3000 20 56
Mail: info@drselmair.de
CONTACT US
Zahnarztpraxis
Dr. med. dent. Isabel Selmair
Clemensstraße 21a
80803 München
Telephone: +49 (0) 89 300 62 83
Telefax: +49 (0) 89 3000 20 56
Mail: info@drselmair.de
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Emergency Services
Should you require immediate medical assistance outside of our opening hours, please contact the “Bavarian dental emergency service”:
There you will find a list of dental surgeries that are currently responsible for emergency services. These are available on Saturdays, Sundays and bank holidays from 10-12am and 5-7pm.