G Ch 18 Flashcards
Furcations are detected more by clinical exam in _____ molars
Detected more by rads in _____ molars
Mandibular
Maxillary
Mandibular First Molar
Length from CEJ to furcation
Buccal
Lingual
3mm
4mm
Maxillary First Premolars
Mesial
Distal
Both past 7mm
Maxillary Molars
Buccal
Mesial
Distal
4mm
7mm
5mm
N1 probe
N2
Which access what
N1 Mesial and distal furcations
N2 facial and lingual furcations
Furcation:
Concavity can be felt with probe
Probe tip cannot enter the furcation area
Class I
Furcation:
Probe tip can partially enter the furcation
Extends about 1/3 of tooth
NOT able to pass completely through
Class II
Furcation:
Mand molars- probe passes completely through furcation
Max molars-probe touches the palatal (lingual) root
Class III
Furcation:
Same as class III except furcation is visible due to tissue recession
Class IV
Open triangle
Closed triangle
Class I
Class II
Color blocked triangle
Color blocked diamond
Class III
Class IV
Components of periodontal attached system
JE (gingiva to tooth)
PDL (one end to bone, other to cementum of root)
Alveolar bone (forms bony socket around tooth)
Gingival fibers (brace free gingiva against tooth)