Periodontitis
Helping patients manage periodontitis
Evidence-based results
Effects of Philips Sonicare on perio patients
In a six-month clinical study, Philips Sonicare was clinically proven to improve gingival health better than manual toothbrushes in patients with stage I/II periodontitis post nonsurgical treatment.*
* When both used in combination with treatment and management by a dental professional.
Testimonials
Discussing periodontitis
Hear dental professionals discuss the impact of Sonicare on periodontitis.
1 Per AAP/EFP, compared to manual toothbrush after 3 months of use
2 After 6 months post SRP using Sonicare
3 After 6 months post SRP using Sonicare (vs. manual toothbrush)
*When using a Sonicare DiamondClean Smart handle with a G3 brush head in Gum Care mode in combination with SRP and managed by a dental professional.
DiamondClean Smart: Designed for gingival care
Targeting biofilm
Our Premium Gum Care brush head is designed with extra-soft edge bristles to target biofilm at the gumline.
Gentle on gums
Philips Sonicare DiamondClean Smart glides easily along the gumline so your patients don’t scrub.
Focused care
Gum Health mode offers the optimal mode and intensity setting to clean gums gently yet effectively, with special attention to molars.
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Tools beyond the tray
Patient education for periodontitis
Materials to guide patients on their periodontitis management journey.
Brochure
Provide recommendations for managing periodontitis
Laminated chairside guide
Educate patients about stages of periodontitis
Infographic
Show perio patients the benefits of using Sonicare solutions
Digital chairside guide
Educate patients about the stages of periodontitis
Email template
Remind patients about perio management after their appointment
Social media assets
Inform patients that you have resources to help manage periodontitis
The impact on overall health
Periodontal disease may create an oral wound that permits invasive oral microorganisms the opportunity to potentially spread through the body via the cardiovascular system.
*Han YW, Wang X. Mobile microbiome: Oral bacteria in extra-oral infections andinflammation. J Dent Res 2013; 92: 485-491
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