Monitoring ODDR & Classifications Flashcards
what’s periodontal monitoring
following up on a patients progression
whats screening
a way of finding diseases within a poph
eg. smear test
what’s the plaque index/indices
gives the overall distribution of plaque in the mouth (%)
- plaque free score
- 6 point plaque index
what’s the gingival indices
-6 point marginal gingival bleeding probe
what’re the 3 grades of tooth mobility & their classifications
Grade 1 = 1mm horizontal movement
Grade 2 = >1mm horizontal movement
Grade 3 = vertical movement
what’re the 3 grades of furcation involvement
Grade 1 = horizontal bone loss <1/3 width of tooth
Grade 2 = horizontal bone loss >1/3 width of tooth
Grade 3 = horizontal bone loss through and through
what’s suppuration
presence of pus on probing
what’re the 3 factors in the diagnosis of periodontitis
stage (extent of bone/attachment loss)
extent (what does it effect [generalised/localised/molar/inscisor]
grade (rate of progression)
what are the gradings of the ‘stage’ category of diagnosing periodontal disease
Stage 1 = less than 2mm attachment loss
Stage 2 = coronal 1/3 of root (3-4mm)
Stage 3 = mid 1/3 of root (5+mm)
Stage 4 = apical 1/3 of root (usually some mobility/furcation involvement)
what are the gradings of the ‘grading’ category of diagnosing periodontal disease
If the max of radiographic bone loss is:
A = less than 1/2 of of the patients age (less than 30% at 60yrs)
B = default
C = more than a patients age (31% at 30yrs)
what’re the options for BPE scores
0- healthy
1- BOP
2- calculus
3- 3.5mm-5.5mm (half black band)
4- 5.5mm+ (black band disappears)
*- furcation
give some features of subgingical calculus
dark brown
below gumline
GCF
give some features of supragingival calculus
adjacent to salivary gland duct openings
white/yellow
above gum line
