How do you stop further dental bone loss?

Answer 1

apparently, first you have to find out from were the bone loss is coming from?

If the bone loss is for dental reason, you have to evaluate or your dentist has to evaluate if the bone loss is because occlusal trauma, grinding your teeth, or lock of dental hygiene, means that you do not clean your teeth appropriately

If your bone loss is for lock of dental hygiene, you have to be evaluate, how severe

the bone loss is, and how advance the treatment needs to be done, means if you

have dental pockets and bleeds, your dentist will perform certain treatment if you

have fillings that are failing these fillings needs to be change. if you need advance treatment your dentist will know about and will explain to you,

in some cases you could have some bone regrow in some areas, depend the condition

the majority of cases you can stop the bone loss but not reverse. (if the problem is dental).

the problem with oral bone loss is that does not hurts, when you start to have symptoms

is very advance, that's one of the main reason to visit a dentist. and follow his or her

oral advice.

Answer 2

By regular visits to your dentist. The dentist can monitor and recommend methods of maintaining your dental health and preventing further bone loss. You should be using a good antimicrobial rinse (chlorohexidine), and your dentist should prescribe this. The mouth rinse will kill the bacteria that are causing the destruction of bone. If you don't want/ can't get chlorohexidine, Crest ProHealth is a very good alternative.

Dental cleanings by your hygienist will also remove those disease-causing bacteria. And obviously, making sure you brush and floss regularly will help maintain your dental bone health and overall oral health.

Answer 3

Unfortunately it can not be reversed. Bone grafting is the only way to get new bone in the the jaw, the body wont grow/regenerate it.

Answer 4

go to the dentist