I Brush My Teeth and My Gums Bleed;
Do I Need Gum Surgery?
If you are searching “I brush my teeth and my gums bleed,” you may have already been advised to get scaling—or, in more advanced cases, conventional gum surgery.
But today, laser dentistry offers another approach.
Cleaning the teeth vs treating the gums
Scaling removes plaque, calculus and bacterial deposits from the teeth and root surfaces.
But when gums are inflamed and bleeding, we also need to address the diseased gum tissues and periodontal pockets around the teeth.
This is where advanced laser periodontal therapy comes in.
Lasers can be used to reduce bacterial load, decontaminate periodontal pockets and treat inflamed gum tissues—often using a minimally invasive approach.
If you’re searching for ways to stop gum bleeding naturally with laser, understand that there isn’t just one “laser gum treatment.”
There are multiple established laser periodontal protocols and techniques, including LANAP and LAPT, and the appropriate technique depends on the clinical situation.
At Laser Dentistry by Farista Sisters, Dr. Sana Farishta uses advanced laser periodontal protocols, including techniques developed through her own clinical and research work.
For many patients, this means treating periodontal disease with a minimally invasive laser approach rather than immediately proceeding to conventional flap surgery and multiple sutures.
Why Dr. Sana Farista?
Dr. Sana Farista’s and Dr Shanin Farista, work with lasers goes beyond clinical practice.
She practices laser dentistry, teaches laser dentistry, leads academic training, and is involved in the research and development of dental laser technology. Her laser protocols and techniques are also taught to dental professionals.
So when your gums keep bleeding, don’t just ask:
“How do I stop the bleeding?”
Ask:
“Am I getting the right laser technique for my gums?”
Laser Dentistry by Farista Sisters, Mumbai
Advanced laser periodontal treatment. Technique matters. Experience matters.