I Have Been To My Dentist For A Year To Try And Get My Gum Disease Under Control, But Things Are Getting Worse. Should I Turn To Surgery?

Q.
Hi. I’m 25 years old
I have been going to my dentist now for over a year for deep cleans etc to treat my gum disease. My gums are receding and my bone is weakening I have one wobbly tooth at the front on the bottom row and my top front two teeth have considerably moved and I am desperate for a brace, yet I am not allowed any orthodontist works till my gum disease has cleared. I feel I am not improving and when my dentist does the measurements I was told some are worsening others improving. I have never missed a day brushing my teeth twice or more and I just can’t understand what I’m doing wrong. Is there any surgery I can have to get my teeth looking better as I hate my smile?
A.
Hello and thank you for getting in touch. It’s difficult to see without seeing you in person. Perhaps you should seek a second opinion? Maybe from a specialist. I would continue to see if things can improve before you begin extracting. Is there any dietary/medical conditions which may be causing this? Flossing is also an important part of fighting gum disease, do you do this also? Kind regards, Dr Mitsas.
Dr Dimitrios Mitsas

Dr Dimitrios Mitsas

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