2018 AAP Classification Flashcards
broad category of Gingival Diseases was added to the
classification system
1992
International Workshop for classification of Periodontal Diseases
and Conditions—AAP suggests new system
1999
system was not based on the age of the patient at time of
presentation, but on clinical, radiographic, and historical data
1999
Further Updates in 2015
▪ Defined “healthy but reduced periodontium” ▪ Recommended reinstating age of onset (<25) as
supporting evidence of diagnosis of aggressive perio
▪ Changes in the definitions of “localized” and
“generalized”
▪“teeth” instead of “sites” ▪Patterns of involvement in addition to % of teeth
MAJOR Changes
▪Generalized condition does not determine classification
most severely involved area determines classification! ▪No longer “chronic” or “aggressive” perio have moved to a
staging and grading system that captures rapid disease
progression or risk for rapid progression ▪“biologic width” has been renamed “supracrestal attached tissues” ▪Specific diagnostic criteria have been introduced for categorizing patient conditions
Gingivitis Details:
▪BOP now recognized as diagnostic criteria for use rather
than gingival appearance** ▪Gingivitis site vs. gingivitis case
▪Gingivitis case ≥ ___ % BOP score
▪Localized gingivitis case ≥ __% BOP and ≤___% BOP ▪Generalized gingivitis case >___% BOP
- 10%
- 10% 30%
- 30 %
BOP now recognized as ____ ____ for use rather
than gingival appearance**
diagnostic criteria
sticky points for gingivitis *****For patients with successfully treated periodontitis,
you can only classify them as gingivitis case (GC) on a
reduced periodontium if BOP positive sites show a depth
_____mm
≤3mm
Gingival Case on a reduced periodontium: Subdivided into patients
w/out __ of periodontitis and patients with successfully treated
____
hx
periodontitis
The AAP classification label is simply: “systemic diseases or conditions affecting the
supporting tissues” and classification is based on the primary systemic disease and
the appropriate ___ ___
IDC code
*****Stage: think ___ Remember: most involved area drives the Stage classification!!!!
severity
Grade: think risk of ___ _____
rapid progression