Periodontitis treatment in Isla Mujeres
If you are looking for periodontitis treatment in Isla Mujeres, you will find 12 specialists available, from $200 MXN per consultation, such as dentist and general practitioner. Check reviews and prices before booking.
Consultations from $200 MXN.
Periodontitis is a gum disease in which inflammation advances and damages the deep tissues that support the teeth, including the bone. When left untreated, it can lead to the loss of teeth.
Common causes: it usually starts from untreated gingivitis and is associated with the buildup of plaque and tartar, smoking, and conditions such as diabetes.
Common symptoms: gums that bleed or recede, bad breath, the formation of spaces between the teeth and gums, and loose teeth in advanced stages.
Who treats it? The periodontics specialist focuses on diagnosing and managing gum diseases and dental support, in coordination with the dentist. If you notice frequent bleeding, gum recession, or a loose tooth, a timely professional evaluation is key to preserving your teeth.
Which specialist to see for periodontitis in Isla Mujeres?
Doctors who treat periodontitis in Isla Mujeres
Dr. Victoria Arteaga Elizalde
Dr. Raul Marquez Fernandez
Dr. Libertad Sanchez Tek
Dr. Martha Susana Navarro Flores
Dr. José Enrique Pons Taracena
Dr. Alejandro Mendoza
Dr. David Figueroa Gutierrez
Dr. Loren Gamaliel Nahal Robertos
Dr. Oscar Regalado
Dr. Pablo Josué González Álvarez
Dr. Carlos Manuel Camelo López
Dr. Pablo Alberto Tec Sanchez
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats periodontitis?
The treatment of periodontitis is usually handled by specialists in dentist, dentist, dentist, orthodontist, maxillofacial surgeon, endodontist, periodontist, pediatric dentist, implantologist, general practitioner, general surgeon, psychologist, periodontist, endodontist, pediatrician, complementary therapist, gastroenterologist, anesthesiologist, dermatologist, endocrinologist.
How many doctors are available in Isla Mujeres?
We currently have 12 doctors who can treat periodontitis in Isla Mujeres.