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How long do I have to wait to get braces if I have a periodontal disease? |
I made plans to get braces for a long time and when I finally decided to get them I notice that my gums are bleeding when I brush my teeth and I can see plaque form near my gum line. Only a dentist and orthodontist can tell you the wait time. You should start by getting a cleaning if you haven't already done so. Then you should see an orthodontist. If you don't know any, you can get your dentist to recommend someone to you or you could ask around or check the phone book. Most orthodontists offer consultations for little to no fee. You should check with at least 2 since prices and treatment options may vary. I wish you the best of luck. ask your dr First, you have to go get your teeth cleaned. Let then heal. Then, you can go get those braces. Well for one I doubt you have periodontal disease..you may just have gingivitis which if you don't get it taken care of by getting a cleaning could turn into periodontal disease. That is where the bone is lost due to subgingival calculus. But go to a dentist, get your teeth cleaned then ask about braces. |
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