swollen gums + a lost tooth + bite changes can point to advancing gum disease or infection. See a dentist ASAP: they’ll check for periodontitis, bone loss, and stabilise your bite maybe a splint or adjusting contact

It's a severe issue that is progressing faster needing fast intervention. Your gums and bone are becoming weaker due to many factors.

Hello The details suggest you have progressing periodontal damage. Kindly mention your age and if there is any medical condition (diabetes, hypertension, thyroid disorder or any hormonal imbalance) Or any medicines you have been taking from long time?

Your symptoms suggest a gum problem, most likely Periodontitis (advanced gum disease). Swelling, pain, and tooth loss usually occur when the supporting bone becomes weak. The sound while eating may be due to improper contact between upper and lower teeth after tooth loss.

Hi, This can be due to several reasons. Let’s go step by step: Swelling in gums: • Often caused by accumulation of plaque and calculus (tartar). • This can lead to bleeding gums, swelling, pain, and eventually loosening of teeth due to bone loss. Loosening or falling of teeth: • Age-related: Bone support reduces gradually with age, especially if oral hygiene is not maintained. • Systemic conditions: Diseases like diabetes can accelerate bone loss. • Poor oral hygiene: Continuous buildup of plaque and calculus leads to gum disease and weakening of tooth support. These conditions cannot be treated at home. It’s important to visit a dentist for proper examination and treatment. Thank you.

Hello All the issues you have mentioned here are due to periodontitis Please visit the dentist to get the treatment done

Hello Kindly consult with periodontist as they are gums expert.