Flap Surgery
Provides access beneath the gum to remove deposits and treat selected periodontal defects.
Overview
Provides access beneath the gum to remove deposits and treat selected periodontal defects.
Who Is This Treatment For?
Patients with periodontal pockets or disease that cannot be managed with non-surgical cleaning alone.
Key Benefits
- Accesses deep infection
- Supports periodontal health
- Helps preserve supporting tissues
The Procedure
The gum is gently reflected, root surfaces are cleaned and treated, and the tissue is repositioned and sutured.
Expected Results
Gum tissues heal while periodontal inflammation is monitored.
Aftercare Instructions
Use prescribed rinses, eat soft foods, avoid brushing directly over sutures initially, and attend review.
Results may vary. Individual outcomes depend on skin type, health status, age, lifestyle factors, and treatment adherence. A personalised consultation is required before any treatment begins. This information is educational and does not constitute medical advice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is flap surgery done for the whole mouth at once?
It is commonly planned by area or quadrant based on the periodontal assessment.
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Quick Summary
- Duration
- 60–120 minutes per quadrant
- Downtime
- Gum soreness and swelling are possible.
- Sessions
- Usually planned by quadrant with follow-up visits.