BSP guidelines Flashcards
periodontitis - stable meaning
<10% BOP
</= 4mm PPD
no BOP at 4mm sites
periodontitis - currently in remission
BoP greater than or equal to 10% of sites
PPD less than or equal to 4mm
no BOP at 4mm sites
unstable periodontitis
PPD >/= 5mm
or
PPD >/= 4mm and BoP
features of a periodontitis diagnosis
- localised/generalised
- stage
- grade
- stability
- risk factors
Outline Periodontology treatment step 1
building foundations for optimal treatment outcomes
- explain disease, risk factors and treatment alternatives and risks and benefits including no treatment
- OHI and encourage behaviour change
- provide individually tailored advice
- select recall period
periodontitis step 2 treatment
reinforce OH and risk factor control
sub gingival instrumentation
periodontitis step 3
managing non responding sites
- re-perform sub gingival instrumentation on moderate residual pockets - 4-5mm
- consider alternative causes for deep residual pockets over 6mm
- consider referral
- if referral not possible - re-perform sub gingival instrumentation
If all sites stable after step 3 proceed to step 4
periodontitis step 4
maintenance
supportive periodontal care
reinforce OH
regular targeted PMPR to limit tooth loss
maintenance recall
- every 3-12 months