Scared my teeth are going to fall out and my gums are not well. What are my options if that happens?

Hello
Production of Saliva is beneficial for your gums and teeth granted you have good home care. Given your age unless you have a serious genetic condition you should be fine. I would get a second opinion to the condition of your gums and bone, and have the doctor/ hygienist show you the x rays and explain. We do that with every patient

we are so sorry to hear this experience. The first step it would be to see a periodontist to determine the stage of the periodontal disease, as well as dental hygiensit for scaling and root planning. Once the periodontal tissue is healed, planning for dental implants can begin, which will require x-rays and clinical analysis. Dental implants are titanium structures that resemble the dental root, its structure makes them compatible with the bone, to which they are joined by a process of osseointegration, which takes a period of three months of healing. After that, dental crowns will be adapted on the implant already placed. At Empower Your Smile, Dr. Bagga will be in charge of guiding you through this process and answering your questions.