By William Trepp
Orthodontic tooth movement depends on the gums and bone around a tooth to reshape as a tooth is moved through them. If the gums and bone are inflamed, the orthodontic forces can accelerate damage to the bone at a faster rate than inflammation would on its own. That’s why orthodontists need the help of your family dentist or periodontist to control the inflammation before orthodontic care can begin.
It is very important to treat the inflamed gums before any orthodontic treatment… and u have come with good and simple stuff… good job