All Services
Why choose us?
get in touch today!
Advanced Periodontics Care You Can Trust
The Periodontics Department at NIMS Hospital specialises in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of gum and supporting tissue diseases. Periodontics focuses on maintaining healthy gums, supporting bones, and preventing tooth loss. Our periodontists provide expert care for conditions such as gingivitis, periodontitis, and other soft‑tissue disorders, using advanced techniques to restore oral health, enhance aesthetics, and support long-term dental wellness.
Periodontics deals with maintaining the health of the gums and bone that support the teeth. It focuses on preventing and treating gum diseases such as gingivitis and periodontitis, helping preserve natural teeth and maintain overall oral health.
Benefits of Periodontics Care:
Our Industry Expertise
At NIMS Hospital, our Periodontics team provides specialised care with a strong emphasis on precision, comfort, and long-term results. We manage conditions including gum infections, bleeding gums, gum recession, bone loss, and advanced periodontal disease.
We offer comprehensive preventive and surgical periodontal treatments such as scaling and root planing, gum surgeries, regenerative procedures, and supportive periodontal therapy. Using modern techniques and personalised care plans, our team focuses on restoring gum health and preventing disease progression.
Our Periodontics Services
Periodontal care helps prevent tooth loss, control gum disease, and improve oral and overall health. Healthy gums also contribute to better chewing function and a confident smile.
Meet Our Trusted Medical Team
Dedicated specialists committed to delivering compassionate care, clinical excellence, and personalized treatment for every patient.
Helping You Understand Periodontics
This FAQ section answers common questions about gum disease, treatments, and preventive care. It helps patients feel informed, reassured, and confident about maintaining healthy gums.
1. How often should I see a periodontist?
2. Is periodontal treatment painful?
3. Can gum disease affect overall health?
