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CH. 34

Interpretation of Periodontal Disease

TermDefinition
Periodontal disease refers to a group of diseases that affect the tissue around teeth
ADA case type 1 gingivitis
Case type 2 mid or slight periodontist
Case type 3 moderate periodontist
Case type 4 advance/severe periodontist
Dental images can also detect local irritants like calculus and defective restorations which contribute to periodontal disease
WHEN DISINFECTING ALWAYS USE UTILITY GLOVES
Collimater is 2.75 inches
Periodontal around tooth
Furcation area area between roots of multirooted teeth
Pariapical image image of choice for evaluation for periodontal disease
Paralleling technique preferred method of intraoral exposure for receptors documenting periodontal disease
Horizontal bone loss occurs in a plane parallel to the CEJs of adjacent teeth
Vertical bone loss does not occur in a plane parallel to the CEJs of adjacent teeth
Localized bone loss that occurs in isolated areas
Generalized bone loss that occurs evenly throughout arches
Calculus stone like concretion that forms on crowns and roots of teeth as a result of calcification of plaque
Dental images can be used to detect/document periodontal disease on dental images and determine success or failure of periodontal therapy
Boney changes can be described as horizontal or vertical, a severity as slight moderate or severe
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