Periodontal pocket revision
We monitor progress after treatment and keep periodontitis from returning.
Periodontal pocket revision is a follow-up examination and treatment of the pocket after therapy. The doctor re-probes, compares with baseline readings and assesses progress: a smaller pocket means treatment is working; critical depth may call for surgery. During the revision we perform ultrasonic cleaning, antiseptic irrigation and, when indicated, local medication. Regular revisions are an essential part of maintenance therapy: they catch a relapse early.
When to come
- After a course of periodontitis treatment.
- During maintenance therapy.
- Bleeding has returned.
- On the doctor's monitoring schedule.
- Deepening pockets on examination.
What's included
Re-probing and progress
We compare pocket depth with baseline and assess how treatment is working.
Ultrasonic pocket treatment
We remove new deposits and biofilm from the root surface.
Antiseptic irrigation
We flush the pocket with an antiseptic solution to control bacteria.
Local medication when indicated
When needed we place sustained-release medication into the pocket.
Adjusting the maintenance plan
Based on the revision we update the schedule and scope of maintenance therapy.
How the visit goes
- 1Re-probing the pockets.
- 2Comparison with baseline readings.
- 3Ultrasonic treatment.
- 4Antiseptic irrigation.
- 5Local medication when indicated.
- 6Adjusting the maintenance plan.
Why it matters
- Catches a periodontitis relapse early.
- Confirms that treatment is working.
- Extends the life of your teeth.
- Cheaper than a repeat full course.
FAQ
How is it different from scaling?
How often is it needed?
Is it painful?
What if the pocket hasn't shrunk?
Is maintenance needed forever?
Related services
Periodontitis isn't treated once - it's managed. Regular revision is your guarantee the result holds.
Price
1 000 ₴