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Is there bone loss in upper back teeth?
I m getting mixed responses by dentists. One said I have minor bone loss and I need laser treatment. The other said I have no bone loss and just require scaling. I m confused. If there is bone loss, is it abnormal for my age or aggressive periodontitis? Pls help 🙏
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First go for scaling and polishing
Maintain good oral hygiene
Brush your teeth twice daily
Maybe u can improve and your problems will be solved
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Hi.,
The OPG does shows some level of vertical bone loss on right upper teeth region.
You can do scaling for now and repeat it every 6-8 months.
keep an eye on the bone loss. Get an OPG done every 6-8 months for observation. If it’s progressing then you may need some treatments.
But for now it doesn’t look serious
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Hello madam , I don't think there's a issue with bone loss. But yes u should definitely go for scaling . Is there any medical condition u have for which you take regular medications?
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Maintenance and regular follow up by dentist will prevent periodontitis since you are young.
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There is no bone loss in ur dentition ..
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