Perio Exam 2 Flashcards
Perio Exam 2
Terms in this set (78)
What type of bone resorption Infrabony defect
occurs in an uneven oblique
direction
affecting only one tooth?
Your patient has not been to the Gingivitis
dentist in 2 years. When examining the
gingival tissues, you note that the
gingival margin is swollen and
covers the gingival third of the tooth
crowns. In addition, there is marginal
redness with slight bleeding on
probing.
Probing depths range from 1 to 4 mm.
There is no bone loss present. How
would you label the state of this
patient's periodontium?
The pathologic deepening of a Periodontal pocket
gingival sulcus by the periodontal
disease
process is termed:
A bacterial infection of the Rapid rate of disease progression
periodontium that causes rapid
attachment loss and poor response to
periodontal therapy has a grade of:
Continued apical migration of the Site of active disease
junctional epithelium indicates a:
AAP/EFA Periodontal Disease The first statement is false, the second true
Classification System provides detailed
descriptions of the various levels of
disease. All four stages are considered
periodontal diseases.
The clinical signs of inflammation The first statement is true; the second is false
seen in pediatric patients are not as
intense as that seen in a young
adult patient with the same
quantity of plaque
biofilm. Likewise, the clinical signs of
inflammation seen in geriatric
patients are not as intense as that
seen in a
young adult patient with the same
quantity of plaque biofilm.
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Perio Exam 2
Terms in this set (78)
What type of bone resorption Infrabony defect
occurs in an uneven oblique
direction
affecting only one tooth?
Your patient has not been to the Gingivitis
dentist in 2 years. When examining the
gingival tissues, you note that the
gingival margin is swollen and
covers the gingival third of the tooth
crowns. In addition, there is marginal
redness with slight bleeding on
probing.
Probing depths range from 1 to 4 mm.
There is no bone loss present. How
would you label the state of this
patient's periodontium?
The pathologic deepening of a Periodontal pocket
gingival sulcus by the periodontal
disease
process is termed:
A bacterial infection of the Rapid rate of disease progression
periodontium that causes rapid
attachment loss and poor response to
periodontal therapy has a grade of:
Continued apical migration of the Site of active disease
junctional epithelium indicates a:
AAP/EFA Periodontal Disease The first statement is false, the second true
Classification System provides detailed
descriptions of the various levels of
disease. All four stages are considered
periodontal diseases.
The clinical signs of inflammation The first statement is true; the second is false
seen in pediatric patients are not as
intense as that seen in a young
adult patient with the same
quantity of plaque
biofilm. Likewise, the clinical signs of
inflammation seen in geriatric
patients are not as intense as that
seen in a
young adult patient with the same
quantity of plaque biofilm.
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