Periodontal Splinting with Ribbon
One of the critical manifestations of periodontal diseases is the sequel of mobility that results from such a clinical situation. Mobility, as extremely slowly developing phenomenon, leads to drastic consequences (especially toothmigration and occlusal trauma) that can be corrected. Depending on clinical conditions, tooth mobility can be treated by combination of several treatment modalities, such as periodontal and restorative therapeutics. The periodontic therapy is directed toward the etiologic factors including plaque, and calculus. Root planning and subgingival debridement are performed to help to reduce inflammation, and bleeding. A few months after initial debridement, the tissue response is assessed. The periodontist will determine if the periodontal statue is stable enough to proceed with restorative treatment (splinting). Read more........................