When periodontitis is left untreated, it can result in loss of the structures that hold the teeth, resulting in loosening of the teeth up to tooth loss, which can also cause problems chewing. Other consequences include the impact on general health as well as bad breath, shifting teeth, changes in bite, and possibly even speech, which leads to self-consciousness and embarrassment.
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