I want to have 6 month braces to align my top teeth but I have bone loss, am I still qualified? (Photo)

Hi, thanks for sending your xrays. Your orthodontic treatment depends on how mobile your existing upper tooth is at this time. If there is good stability and lack of periodontal pocketing, you shouldn't have any issues. Please keep in mind that orthodontic retention at the end of your treatment and stabilization of the teeth are important. All the best.

You have generalized bone loss due to periodontal (gum) disease. While it is possible to have orthodontic treatment if your gum condition is stable, it does require a team of specialists which includes an orthodontist and periodontist. It is a difficult case and proper care and precautions are needed to ensure that your condition does not worsen, which can cause tooth/teeth loss.  If you needed heart surgery, would you have it done by a family physician? That's the analogy of Six month smiles, which is done by general dentists.