It’s a problem that needs immediate attention,Maintain good oral hygiene. Go for scaling and polishing.

Hello. OPG seems to be very normal,there is very negligible bone loss in between central and lateral incisors which can be ignored . No treatment required

Hello Xray looks normal in that area,thr s no bone loss

Bumps, inflammation, ulcers, fever, and bleeding gums can be indicative of various oral health issues. The fact that you had these symptoms followed by fever and infection suggests that there might have been an underlying infection or inflammation causing these problems. The differing opinions from the two doctors regarding bone loss might stem from variations in interpretation or different angles of the X-ray. If there is a doubt about bone loss, seeking a third opinion or consulting a specialist might provide you with a clearer picture. Inflammation and bleeding of the gums can be signs of gum disease (periodontitis), which, if left untreated, can lead to bone loss and other complications. It's crucial to address any inflammation or bleeding promptly to prevent further progression of the condition. Additionally, bumps behind the front teeth could be related to different factors, such as irritation from a dental appliance, infection, or other oral health issues. A proper examination by a dental professional, potentially including a biopsy if necessary, can help determine the cause of these bumps. In summary, since you're experiencing ongoing symptoms like inflammation and bleeding gums, it's a good idea to consult with a dentist or periodontist. They can evaluate your condition, review the X-ray, and provide you with a clear diagnosis and treatment plan. Addressing any potential issues promptly can help prevent further complications and ensure your oral health.

Its showing very less bone loss You take proper care of your oral hygiene Go for deep scalling

Hi, I suggest you get a single tooth X-Ray to get a better idea of the tooth and bone.

X ray looks fine to me. Maintain oral hygiene. Warm saline rinses thrice a day. Visit a local dentist for physical evaluation and treatment (if required).

Everything seems to be within normal limits in your OPG. Please upload a picture of the affected area in your mouth along with clinical symptoms like any pain, burning sensation, tooth sensitivity etc