Periodontal disease can be treated with dental implants.

Periodontal disease patients can do dental implants, but to control periodontal inflammation, the rest of the natural teeth in the mouth for systematic periodontal basic treatment, if necessary, periodontal surgery. Because periodontitis causes alveolar bone resorption, tooth loosening, natural exfoliation or extraction, other natural teeth are still infected, if not treated and controlled, the surrounding implant will also be infected, showing gingival inflammation, alveolar bone resorption around the implant, and finally implant loosening and exfoliation, resulting in implant failure. Periodontal examination and necessary treatment should also be carried out regularly after implant surgery to maintain the health of natural teeth and implants for a long time.