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Periodontal Check-Up with Probing
A periodontal check-up with probing evaluates gum health and monitors the stability and progression of periodontal conditions.
What's included
- Review of medical and dental history
- Visual examination of the gums
- Periodontal pocket probing
- Assessment of bleeding on probing
- Evaluation of gum recession
- Comparison with previous measurements
- Assessment of periodontal stability
- Oral hygiene evaluation
- Identification of risk areas
- Personalized recommendations and follow-up planning
Frequently asked questions
What is periodontal probing?
Periodontal probing is a clinical procedure used to measure the depth of the spaces between the teeth and gums.
Is the procedure painful?
Generally, no. Most patients experience little or no discomfort.
How often should I have this check-up?
Depending on your condition, your dentist may recommend visits every 3–12 months.
Can it detect problems before symptoms appear?
Yes, it helps identify early periodontal changes that may not yet be noticeable.
Is it necessary after periodontal treatment?
Yes, regular monitoring is essential to maintain treatment results.