Periodontopathy is a progressive degenerative disorder of the supporting tissue of the tooth (parodontium), which results in bent, migration and tooth decay in the terminal phase. Today it is increasingly present in very young people, and the limit of the first symptoms has dropped from the late thirties to the early twenties. According to the latest research, tooth loss in as much as 50% of cases is caused by periodontitis, while for the other half, caries are responsible for the cause.
Periodontal disease can not be cured, but only stop at a certain stage and slowly slow down. That’s why prevention is the most important, which means removing soft and strong dental deposits, regular tooth wash, as well as visiting the dentist every 6 months.