Periodontal curettage in Uzbekistan

• Bleeding or swollen gums, or regular bleeding when brushing teeth.
• Periodontal pockets deeper than 3 mm found during diagnosis.
• Persistent bad breath or tartar build-up under the gum line.
• Receding gums, exposed tooth necks or slight tooth mobility.
• A diagnosis of chronic periodontitis or the need for supportive maintenance care.

1. 1

   Consultation and diagnosis

   The dentist examines the gums, measures pocket depth with a special probe and orders an X-ray if needed.

2. 2

   Local anaesthesia

   The treatment area is numbed with local anaesthesia so the procedure is comfortable.

3. 3

   Cleaning the pockets

   Tartar, bacterial plaque and inflamed tissue are removed from the pockets with hand instruments or ultrasound.

4. 4

   Smoothing the root surface

   The root surface is smoothed, which makes it harder for bacteria to reattach and helps the gum reattach to the tooth.

5. 5

   Aftercare and follow-up

   The dentist gives home-care advice and schedules a follow-up visit to assess how the gums are healing.

• Check whether the clinic has a periodontist and performs pocket-depth charting (a periodontal map).
• Make sure the clinic can do X-ray or 3D imaging for diagnosis before treatment.
• Ask whether the treatment plan, pricing and follow-up schedule are explained upfront.
• Confirm the sterilisation standards and whether ultrasonic or modern instruments are used.

Clinics offering Periodontal curettage

List compiled from 2GIS/OpenStreetMap categories and names — confirm the service and price with the clinic.