PPT-Chapter 4 Classification of Periodontal and

PeriImplant Diseases and Conditions Chapter 4 Classification of Periodontal and PeriImplant Diseases and Conditions Section 2 The 2017 Classification of Periodontal and PeriImplant Diseases and Conditions . Diseases. Journal of Oral Health and Dental Management. INTRODUCTION. Periodontology is the specialty in dentistry that deals with the study of structures supporting teeth, diseases conditions and their effective management. The supporting structures include gums (gingiva), . G. Todd Smith, DDS, MSD . IHS National Consultant, Periodontics. Objectives:. Accurately detect periodontal diseases using a screening index.. Accurately diagnose and record a patient’s periodontal condition.. Screening and Recording: Early Detection of Periodontal . Diseases . https://www.dentalcare.com/en-us/professional-education/ce-courses/ce53. http://www.dentalcare.com/. Free Continuing Education Article. Walker Wieland. GEOG 342. Introduction. Isocluster. Unsupervised. Interactive Supervised . Raster Analysis. Conclusions. Outline. GIS work, watershed analysis. Characterize amounts of impervious cover (IC) at spatial extents . Bacterial plaque, a sticky, colorless membrane that develops over the surface of teeth, and it is the most common cause of periodontal disease.Signs and symptoms of periodontitis can include: Swollen or puffy gums. Bright red, dusky red or purplish gums.Periodontitis can be stopped through regular checkups and treatment and continued good oral hygiene. If you\'ve been diagnosed with periodontal (gum) disease,visit Urbn Dental Midtown or Schedule an appointment for full dental check up! Dr. .. . Enas. . Razzoqi. . . B.D.S. ., M.Sc., . Ph.D. in . Periodontics. Pathogen:. -. is any disease producing microorganism or material.. Pathogenesis: . -. Is the biologic and . histologic. PROFESSOR. DR. RAED AZIZ. ( Fig. The five basic scaling instruments. . ). A. , Curette; . B. , sickle . C. , file; . D. , chisel; . E. , hoe.). Types of periodontal probes.. A, Marquis color-coded probe. periodontal ligament. , . cementum. and . alveolar bone. ). and ultimately can lead to tooth loss. . Most of the treatments, such as the use of membranes and bone grafts, . lack bioactive signals that accelerate the process of tissue regeneration. Periodontal disease is a disease of the tooth-supporting tissue (gums); it is a chronic disease associated with bacterial colonization of the periodontal pocket environment.. Unlike caries, periodontal disease is not associated with pain and tends to be left untreated, become more severe, and lead to failure of the tooth-supporting tissue thus causing tooth loss.. Learning objectives. Use of radiograph. Different . radiograhic. aids. Bone destruction in . periodontal disease. Introduction . Radiographs are valuable for -. diagnosis of periodontal disease. Estimation of severity . Diseases. Presented . by. . Dr. . Trupti Giri. Classification –. Definition- Classification is the systematic collection of data or knowledge and its arrangement in sequential manner in order to facilitate its understanding or knowledge. . Presented by – . priyanjali. . jadhav. CONTENTS:. Introduction. Forces during jaw movements. Biologic basis of occlusal function . Occlusal function and dysfunction. Parafunction. Clinical Examination. MEDICALLY . COMPROMISED . PATIENTS. PRESENTED BY:. KURESHI NAVAL ANJUM. WHAT. . THE. . PERIODONTAL. . TREATMENT. . HAS . TO. DO. . WITH. . THE . MEDICALLY. COMPROMISED. . PATIENTS?. Many . patients . Jafar Naghshbandi D.D.S;M.S . Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology. Special Thanks. Whoever taught me a word made me his servant.. Dr. Raul . Caffesse. Dr. Jim Simon . DEFINITION . Risk is the probability that an individual will get a specific disease in a given period which may vary from one individual to other..