Is periodontal treatment covered by CDCP?

Yes. Scaling and root planing is covered under CDCP.

📈 Gum Health · AI-Tracked · CDCP

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Q: What are signs of gum disease?

Bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, receding gums, or loose teeth.

Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss — and it's largely silent until advanced. We use AI to measure and track bone levels and gum pockets at every visit.

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Early

Detection critical

Bone tracking

Reversible

If caught early

CDCP

Covered

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Gum Health Tracking

AI-measured at every visit

✅Pocket depth measurement

✅AI bone level tracking

✅Bleeding & inflammation assessment

✅Risk scoring and maintenance plan

✅Scaling & root planing if needed

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Understanding Gum Disease

Caught early it's completely reversible

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What Is Periodontal Disease?

Bacterial infection of the gums and bone supporting teeth. Progresses silently — gingivitis is fully reversible; bone loss is permanent.

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AI Tracks Bone Loss

Pearl AI measures bone levels on X-rays and compares over time — detecting loss invisible to the naked eye.

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Scaling & Root Planing

Deep cleaning below the gumline to remove bacteria and calculus from root surfaces.

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Ongoing Monitoring

3–4 monthly recall visits once stabilised — re-measuring pockets and bone levels to ensure stability.

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CDCP Coverage Accepted

Periodontal scaling and root planing is covered by CDCP for eligible patients.

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Quick Summary

→What Is Periodontal Disease?

→AI Tracks Bone Loss

→Scaling & Root Planing

→Ongoing Monitoring

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Step by Step

What to Expect

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Diagnosis

AI bone level and pocket depth assessment.

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Treatment

Scaling and root planing under local anaesthetic.

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Re-assessment

Pockets re-measured 4–6 weeks after treatment.

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Maintenance

Supportive periodontal therapy every 3–4 months.

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