Lecture 1 Flashcards
3 major periodontal treatment modalities
patient-specific risk factors
severity of disease
patient preferences
periodontal health is described as probing depths of ______mm, _____ _______ of attachment loss, ______ clinical signs of inflammation
1-3, no history, no
patients with probe depths of 1-3mm, no history of AL , but some clinical signs of inflammation are diagnosed with __________.
gingivitis
plaque-induced gingivitis is characterized by probing depths of _____mm and ______, ____gingival recession and inflammation.
less than or equal to 3mm, BOP, no
symptoms of periodontitis
≥4mm probing depth
attachment loss
clinical signs of inflammation
chronic periodontitis can be slit into ________, _______, _______ based on AL and ______, ________ based on how many sites are diseased.
slight, mod, severe; localized, generalized
aggressive periodontitis can be slit into _________ and _________ based specific teeth involved
localized, generalized
general order of periodontitis treatment
- non-surgical therapy
- re-evaluation
- surgical therapy
- perio maintenance
general approach to perio care
- exam
- make initial clinical diagnosis
- identify risk factors for future disease progression
- establish prognosis
- present tx alternatives
- obtain informed consent
- treat patient
T/F: general practitioners should refer aggressive perio and ANUG cases
true