60% of dental bone loss

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I had consult the doctor he said that I need a flap surgery and bone grafting My concern is this safe. The gaps which are created in between my toots can be covered with this treatment And expense he told about 50,000 How to maintain after surgery

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Dr. Mohammad Imran Khan Dentist 17 yrs exp Lucknow Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Mohammad Imran Khan

Dentist 17 yrs exp Lucknow

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Hi i wud have commented better if u have posted ur x-ray.. anyways regarding safety its definately safe and u can go ahead but concerned with the success of the procedure..look if there is horizontal bone loss then its very difficult that graft stays for long after surgery..these kind of surgeries are more useful and successful for vertical or angular defects..if its 60%loss then its difficult that ur gaps get closed with this surgery...i suggest u must have a second opinion with a periodontist.best of luck take care feel free to ask ne further queries

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