If gum inflammation improves, will tooth mobility also decrease?

Yes, when a tooth is loose due to acute inflammation, it often firms up as the inflammation resolves after periodontal treatment. However, if periodontitis has already destroyed a significant amount of the supporting bone, complete recovery of stability is difficult. 1) Mobility from inflammation: improvement is expected after treatment. 2) Mobility from bone loss: the goal is to slow further progression rather than fully reverse it. 3) Severe mobility: extraction followed by alternatives such as an implant may need to be discussed. The exact prognosis is determined through a periodontal exam and X-rays.