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Is it necessary to have surgery in periodontitis. Just got them cleaned 12 days back, they are getting much better but not fully normal.
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Gum surgries can help remove hidden tartar and bacterial habitats which are usually inaccessible to conventional scaling.... Not only will it help resolve the problem but will also prevent further breakdown of support system of your teeth which are gums and jaw bone... I am a periodontist by dental speciality plz feel free to connect regarding treatment.. Regards
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hi mam Yes.Depending  on the severity of your bone loss,surgery may be required with bone graft.
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