| Furcations
Contributed by:
Andrea
SDH PRCC, MS
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Class I |
Get infurcation < 1mm |
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Class II |
Go in further, >2mm |
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Class III |
Go all the way
through |
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Class IV |
See through it |
Perio
Classification
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Type I |
Gingivitis
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Inflammation of the
gingiva characterized clinically by changes in color, gingival form,
position, surface appearance & presence of bleeding and or exudates. |
Type II
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Slight periodontitis |
Progression of the
gingival inflammation into deeper perio structures & alveolar bone
crest, with slight bone loss. PD 3-4mm with slight loss of alveolar
bone. |
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Type III |
Moderate Periodontitis |
Increased destruction of
the perio structures with noticeable loss of bone support possibly
accompanied by an increase in tooth mobility. May be furcation
involvement in multi-rooted teeth. |
Type IV
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Advanced Periodontitis |
Further progression of
periodontitis with major loss of alveolar bone support usually
accompanied by increased tooth mobility. Furcation involvement is
likely. |
Type V
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Refractory Progressive
periodontitis |
Continued perio that is
not responding to treatment. |
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and Andrea are not responsible for typographical errors.
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