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Periodontal Surgery

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thelast2know | 21:38 Mon 16th Jul 2007 | Health & Fitness
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I have been diagnosed with periodontal disease and after paying over �800 for deep root scaling am now told I need gum surgery to reduce the 'pockets' round my teeth.! I have been quoted nearly �2,000 just for the bottom jaw.Has anyone had this surgery? If so, does it work and will I end up looking hideous with really long teeth?

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I've had this treatment back in 1984 at the Liverpool Dental Hospital........can't forget the deep root planing !! After surgery I had stitches across top and bottom gums,which were then covered with some material that felt like Bluetack.It had to stay in for about a week and then I returned to have the stitches removed.I should imagine that these days they would use soluble stitches.As for the result,yes,your teeth probably will be a bit more exposed but most people will never notice.Also,I suppose,I was fortunate to have this done on NHS,which cost me nothing apart from travel to Liverpool from Manchester a few times.

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