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presented by Dipali Balaji Waghmare Intern BIOLOGIC CONSIDERATION arapapapPr marL285750 indent285750 algnlabuFont typefaceArial panose020B0604020202020204 pitchFamily34 charset0 abuChar char apPrararPr langenIN sz3200 . rev. 03/2014 1 What is a n Interrelationship Digraph? Interrelationship digraphs show cause - and - effect relationships, and help analyze the natural links between different aspects of a complex si 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), . Interrelationships Objectives Of Periodontal Therapy ! Establish health ! Restore function ! Preserve health The Colgate Oral Care Report, Volume 15, No. 3, 2005 Clinical Implications " !! In gener 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.. Why You Should Look Into This. Presented by:. JIM WALSH. What is “Restorative Discipline”?. A paradigm shift in how we think about student discipline.. An offshoot of “Restorative Justice” in the criminal justice system.. Youthwork. Elizabeth Raile, M.S.. Beltrami Area Service Collaborative and . MN Department of Corrections. Delinquency Intervention Program. Supervision for youths adjudicated for petty offenses . Pre-adjudication diversion programs. 2 day course . PCC/ HS 2017 . 1. Learning outcomes. Describe principles and key concepts of restorative practice. Be able to model restorative conversations and techniques . Be able to facilitate a restorative meeting. INTRODUCTION. Older adults comprise a major portion of the population. For dentistry, older adults are retaining more teeth which means providing treatment for them is a separate entity. A knowledge about the aging changes in the . 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. LECTURE . . 8. أستاذ. . د. رائد عزيز. . The classification presented in this chapter is based on the most recent, internationally accepted, presented and discussed at the 1999 International Workshop for the Classification of the Periodontal Diseases organized by the American Academy of Periodontology (AAP). . 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.. MEDICALLY . COMPROMISED . PATIENTS. PRESENTED BY:. KURESHI NAVAL ANJUM. WHAT. . THE. . PERIODONTAL. . TREATMENT. . HAS . TO. DO. . WITH. . THE . MEDICALLY. COMPROMISED. . PATIENTS?. Many . patients .