Classification

Question 1

Periodontist is diagnosed by

Answer 1

Attachment loss
Continuation of symptoms of gingivitis
Bone loss

Question 2

Does bone loss=periodontist

Answer 2

No not all attachment loss is indicative of periodontist

Plaque based etiology needed

Question 3

Quantifying the difference between localized or generalized chronic periodontist

Answer 3

Less than 30% of SITES localized

Question 4

Gingival recession involves

Answer 4

Both bone loss and attachment loss but not driven but inflammation

Question 5

Gingival health on intact periodontium

Answer 5

Absence of BOP
Absence of erythema and edema
No symptoms, attachment loss and bone loss
Bone levels range from 1-3 mm apical tot he cementon enamel junction

Question 6

Gingival health on a reduced periodontium

Answer 6

Reduced periodontium can be seen in two scenarios

A stable periodontitis patient remains at higher risk for recurrent disease
Non periodontitis patients do not have increased risk for periodontitis

Absence of BOP erythema edema and symptoms

Question 7

Gingival health following treatement of gingivitis on an intact periodontium

Answer 7

Absence of BOP
Absence of erythema and edema
No patient symptoms and attachment and bone loss

Question 8

Gingival health following successful treatment of periodontitis

Answer 8

Absence of BOP erythema edema and patient symptoms in presence of reduced clinical attachment and bone levels

Question 9

Gingival health is _____ bleeding WITH probing depths ____

Answer 9

<10%

<3mm

Question 10

Staging

Answer 10

Severity of disease at presentation

Complexity of disease management

Question 11

Grading

Answer 11

Provides supplemental information

Biological features of the disease

Question 12

Bone should be

Answer 12

2 mm apical to CEJ

Question 13

3 Types of periodontitis

Answer 13

Necrotizing periodontitis
Periodontitis as a direct manifestation of systemic diseases
Periodontitis

Question 14

Stages of periodontitis

Answer 14

Stage 1 initial 2 mm AL
Stage 2 Moderate 3-4 mm AL
Stage 3 Severe w. Tooth loss 5mm AL
Stage 4 Severe w. Loss of dentition 5mm AL

Question 15

Ascorbic Acid Deficiency Gingivitis

Answer 15

Malnourished individuals have a compromised host defense system which may make individuals susceptible to infectious disease

Question 16

Chronic periodontitis

Answer 16

Pocket formation
Loss of attachment
Bleeding/suppurations
Bone Loss
Tooth Mobility and drifting

Question 17

_____ a frequent finding in chronic periodontitis

Answer 17

Subgingival calculus

Question 18

Which periodontitis is more likely to be seen in children

Answer 18

Aggressive

Question 19

Aggressive periodontitis common features include

Answer 19

Systemically healthy

Rapid attachment loss and bone destruction

Familial aggregation

Question 20

Secondary features of aggressive periodontitis

Answer 20

Microbial deposits are inconsistent with amount of perio destruction

Elevated A. A. And P. Gingivalis

Phagocyte abnormalities

Hyper responsive macrophage phenotype

Elevated levels of PGE2 and IL1b

Progression may be self arresting

Question 21

Local aggressive periodontist has what presentation

Answer 21

First molar/incisor

-interproximal attachment loss on at least 2 permanent teeth

One of which is a molar

Involving no more than 2 teeth other than first molars and incisors

Question 22

Generalized Aggressive periodontitis usually affects persons under

Answer 22

30 but patients may be older

Question 23

Generalized Aggressive periodontitis presents as

Answer 23

Generalized interproximal attachment loss affecting at least 3 permanent teeth other than first molars and incisors

Question 24

Papillon-Lefevre Syndrome

Answer 24

Rapid periodontal destruction around primary and permanent teeth witch occurs before puberty

AR

Question 25

Cheddar-Higachi Syndrome

Answer 25

Rapid periodontal destruction around primary and permanent teeth which occurs before puberty

AR

Question 26

Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes

Answer 26

Aggressive periontitis fragility of gingiva excessive hemorrhage

AD

Question 27

Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis is limited to

Answer 27

Gingival tissues

Question 28

Necrotizing ulcerative periodontist lesions is confined

Answer 28

To periodontal tissues

Question 29

Necrotizing periodontal Disease begins as

Answer 29

NUG—> NUP

Question 30

Necrotizing Ulcerative periodontitis involvement of

Answer 30

Palatal mucosa —> necrotizing stomatitis

Question 31

Necrotizing Ulcerative periodontitis is typically related to

Answer 31

Severely compromised immune systems

Question 32

Gingival Abscesses of periodontium

Answer 32

Marginal and interndental tissues

Localized acute inflammation

Question 33

Periodontal abscesses

Answer 33

Localize acute or chronic inflammation vital pulp

Moderate deep pockets and possible bone destruction

Question 34

Pericoronal abscesses

Answer 34

Localized acute inflammation vital pulp

Crown of partially erupted tooth