Perio or gingivitis
Crestal irregularities
What is perio
Endosseous
What is the most common type of implant today?
Interdental CAL 1-2mm in 2 non-adjacent
What is stage I
22 year old female with 40 % bone loss
What is grade C?
Bleeding & inflammation
What are signs of active disease?
Clinical attachment level 2mm
What is perio
history of severe perio, poor self care, lack of maintenance care
What are the risk factors for implantitis?
Bone loss extending to mid-third of root and beyond
What is a stage III or IV
Smoker who smokes 5 cigarettes/day
What is Grade B?
30% of the mouth
What is the criteria for MCC/AAP classification?
Implant on #30 with 6mm probe depth and bleeding
What is perio (peri- implantitis)
Over heating, Infection, Premature loading, Instability & Cement
What are common reasons implants fail?
Maximum probing depths less than or equal to 5mm
What is stage II?
50 year old male with 30 % bone loss on 2 teeth
What is grade B?
Christmas
What is Professor's favorite holiday?
Larry has probe depths 1-3 and tissue is red, severely enlarged
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what is gingivitis
Bone loss & mobility
What is a failing implant
6 teeth lost due to periodontitis
What is stage IV
A1C 8%
What is Grade C?
Bleeding, pocketing, no calculus
What is the criteria to root plan?
Your patient spring thyme is 22 year old female. The probe depths are 3-4 mm. The gingiva has white pseudomembrane and cratered papillae
What is perio (NUP)
BOP, Probing depth > 6 mm, Bone levels > 3 mm apical of the most coronal portion of the bone
What is the new criteria for peri-implantitis
3 mm of vertical bone loss
what is stage III?
4 mg/L CRP
(C- reactive Proein)
What is grade C
Diabetes, smoking, nifidipine,
What are periodontal risk factors?