BSP Guidelines Flashcards

1
Q

Basic periodontal exam - BPE

What is it?

A

Simple and rapid screening tool

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2
Q

What is BPE used for

A

Used to indicate level of further examination needed and provide basic guidance on tx needed

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3
Q

What should BPE not be usd for

A

Diagnosis - (only screening)

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4
Q

How to record BPE

A

Dentition dived into 6 sextants and the highest score for each sextant is recorded

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5
Q

For a sextant to qualify for recording it must contain?

A

At least 2 teeth

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6
Q

What probe is used for BPE

A

WHO probe

Ball end 0.5mm
Black band 3.5-5.5mm

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7
Q

Light probing force?

A

20-25g

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8
Q

How should probe be used for BPE

A

Walk probe around teeth in each sextant

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9
Q

Why should all sites be examined before moving onto the next sextant

A

To ensure highest score is recorded

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10
Q

What should you do if code 4 is identified in a sextant

A

Continue to walk around all sites to gain a better understanding of the periodontal condition

Ensures furcation not missed

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11
Q

Scoring grades 0

A

Pocket < 3.5mm

No calculus / overhangs
No BOP
Black band entirely visible

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12
Q

Scoring grades 1

A

Pockets < 3.5mm

No calculus / overhangs
BOP
Black band entirely visible

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13
Q

Scoring grade 2

A

Pockets < 3.5mm

Supra/sub gingival calc / overhangs
Black band entirely visible

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14
Q

Scoring grade 3

A

Probing depth 3.5-5.5mm

Black band partially visible (pocket 4-5mm)

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15
Q

Scoring code 4

A

Probing depth >5.5mm

Black band disappears - pocket 6mm +

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16
Q

*

A

Furcation involvement

17
Q

Who should have BPE recorded

A

All new pt

18
Q

When should BPE be recorded for pt with code 0, 1, 2

A

At every routine exam

19
Q

For pt with codes 3 or 4 what do we do

A

More detailed periodontal charting

20
Q

What do we do for code 3

A
  1. Initial therapy (OHI + RF control)
  2. Post initial therapy, record 6PPC in that sextant only
21
Q

What do we do for code 4

A

If code 4 in any sextant,

6PPC in entire dentition

22
Q

Why can BPE not be used to monitor response to periodontal therapy?

A

Doesn’t provide info about how sites within a sextant change after treatment

23
Q

How do we assess response to treatment

A

6PPC pre and post tx

24
Q

For pt who have undergone initial therapy for periodontitis and who are now in the maintenance phase of care, when should full probing depths be carried out throughout entire dentition

25
Q

BPE should not be used around

A

implants - 6PPC should be used instead

26
Q

Radiographs should be available for?

A

Code 3 and 4 sextants

27
Q

Why are PA best for code 4

A

Allow assessemnt of bone loss as a % of root length and of the periapical tissue

28
Q

For 6PPC what do we record

A

Sites > 4mm

29
Q

BOP recorded in conjunction with?

30
Q

Code 0 requires

A

No perio tx

31
Q

Code 1 req

32
Q

Code 2 req

A

OHI
Removal PRF + supra / sub calc

33
Q

Code 3 req

A

OHI
Removal PRF + supra / sub calc
RSD if sites > 4mm

34
Q

Code 4 req

A

OHI
Removal PRF + supra / sub calc
RSD if sites > 4mm
Assess need for referral / more complex tx

35
Q
  • req
A

May req referral