Periodontal and Risk Assessment Flashcards
list modifiable risk factor for periodontal disease (11)
smoking diabetes specific bacterial pathogens poor self-care osteoporosis HIV and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome stress bleeding on probing medications local factors hormonal variables
list nonmodifiable risk factors for periodontal disease (6)
hx of periodontitis age gender race genetic disorders genetic marker
what PSR code does the following description describe?
coloured area of probe remains completely visible in deepest probing depths in sextant
no calculus, bleeding or defective margins detected
gingival tissues are healthy
PSR Code 0
what PSR code does the following description describe?
coloured area of probe remains completely visible in deepest probing depth in sextant
no calclus or defective margins detected
there is bleeding on probing
trmt: osc recommendations, subgingival plaque removal
PSR Code 1
what PSR code does the following description describe?
coloured area of probe remains completely visible in deepest probing depths in sextant
supra- or subgingival calculus detected and/or defective margins detected
trmt: osc recommendations, subgingival plaque removal, calculus removal and correction of overhanging and defective margins of restos
PSR Code 2
what PSR code does the following description describe?
coloured area of probe remains parly visible in deepest probing depth in sextant
trmt: comprehensive periodontal assessment and charting of affected sextant are necessary to determine appropriate trmt plan, examination and documentation should include; probing depths, mobility, gingival recession, mucogingival probs, furcation invasions and rads
PSR Code 3
*** IF 2 OR MORE SEXTANTS SCORE CODE 4, A COMPREHENSIVE PERIODONTAL ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION ARE INDICATED
what PSR code does the following description describe?
coloured area of probe completely disappears (probing depth >5.5mm)
PSR Code 4
Comprehensive full mouth periodontal assessment and evaluation are necessary to determine an appropriate trmt plan
When is an “*” added to a PSR code?
added to sextant score whenever findings indiciate clinical abnormalities such as:
furcation involvement
mobility
mucogingival problems
recession extending to the coloured area of the probe (3.5mm or greater)
** comprehensive full-mouth examination and charting necessary to determine an appropriate trmt plan
what furcation class is described below?
beginning involvement
concavity of furcation can be detected with an explorer or probe but cannot enter
cannot be detected radiographically
class 1
what furcation class is described below?
clinician can enter furcation from one aspect with a probe or explorer but cannot penetrate through to opposite side
class 2
what furcation class is described below?
through and through involvement but furcation is still covered by soft tissue
a definite radiolucency in furcation area on a radiograph visible
class 3
what furcation class is described below?
through and through furcation involvement that is not covered by soft tissue
clinically open and exposed
class 4
what class of mobility is being described?
tooth can be moved up to 1mm in any direction
class 1
what class of mobility is being described?
tooth can be moved >1mm in any direction but is not depressible in socket
class 2
what class of mobility is being described?
tooth can be moved in a buccolingual direction and is depressible in socket
class 3
