Can traumatic periodontitis heal itself?

Traumatic periodontitis is impossible to self-healing. To treat traumatic periodontitis, first of all, to remove the traumatic factors, so patients with occlusal trauma to remove occlusal trauma, in the mouth to let the patient bite paper, see if there is no occlusal interference, is not a occlusal high point. Therefore, let the patient do forward movement, let the patient do lateral movement, let the patient do the center occlusal movement. If occlusal interference and bite highs are found, jaw adjustment should be performed so that traumatic bite is removed and periodontitis may stop. In addition to the above procedures, systematic periodontal treatment for periodontitis is also required, so scaling, root planing or loose tooth fixation may be involved.