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Aggressive Periodontitis

Aggressive periodontitis is a severe form of gum disease characterized by rapid and destructive loss of the supporting structures around the teeth, including the bone. It typically affects young, otherwise healthy individuals and may result in teeth becoming loose and potentially lead to tooth loss if left untreated. This condition requires prompt and intensive dental care to manage and prevent further damage to the gums and bone.

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How much bone is usually lost with juvenile periodontal disease?

Query: Hello doctor, How much bone is usually lost percentage-wise with moderate periodontal disease? And how much bone is usually lost with Juvenile periodontal disease? What is the difference between angular bone and horizontal bone? If it has just affected the lower teeth would this be localized or can ...  Read Full »


Dr. Prerna Jain

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I went through your query. Juvenile periodontitis is a condition typically seen in teenagers with very specific clinical signs. Please tell me your age. Perhaps the best option is that you send us your X-ray along with any pictures you have of your teeth involved be...  Read Full »

My teeth and gums are not in a good condition. Should I go for flap surgery?

Query: Hello doctor, I had a gum flap on the upper teeth. The dentist suggested that I had an aggressive form of periodontitis. My teeth have become weaker now and more susceptible to damage. Now, my gums have receded and my teeth look longer. Also, my lower molar teeth have deep pockets. The dentist sugg...  Read Full »


Dr. Purva Jingar

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I went through your query. No, this will not damage anything. The condition of your teeth and gum is not esthetic and that is why flap is needed. Basically, flap surgery is done to clean gums and teeth from the inside. It strengthens the teeth and gum. It is safe a...  Read Full »

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