PPT-Periodontal therapy training

Checklist Introduction and DHS Criteria Review 6292022 D4341 amp D4342 D4341 Four or more teeth per quadrant Per DHS quadrant designation is to be 10 20 30 40 D4342 One to three teeth per quadrant. 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 Alkaradsheh. Periodontal . MaintenanceTherapy. (PMT). Correct sequence of periodontal treatment phases.  . What we know:. The primary objective of periodontal treatment is to . eliminate existing . Reduce Medical Care Costs?. “Oral Health is Integral to Overall Health”. “Oral . infections have an . impact. on . systemic . diseases”. Gary L. Dougan, DDS, MPH. National Dental Director. When Did the Mouth Separate from the Body?. 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. periodontal surgery. Non surgical periodontal therapy.. Surgical periodontal therapy.. Periodontal therapy. *Why do we do periodontal surgery?. *To provide access and direct vision of the root surfaces for thorough debridement. Because in some situation non –surgical therapy is not enough to clean the environment.. TitleAuthorsZee K-Y Chan PS Ho JCS Lai SML Corbet EF Leung WKCitationChinese Medicine 2016 v 11 p article no 40Issued Date2016URLhttp//hdlhandlenet/10722/234473RightsChinese Medicine Copyright BioMed 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 . Jr-3. 21. /11/20. CONTENT . Introduction. Rationale . for . Periodontal . Treatment. Local . & Systemic Therapy. Treatment . Goals. Master . plan for total treatment. Extracting . or preserving tooth. T. he . effectiveness of periodontal therapy is made. possible by the remarkable healing capacity of the. periodontal tissues . .. . Periodontal . therapy . can . restore. chronically inflamed . gingiva. 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. 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 . abscess. The periodontal abscess is a localized purulent inflammation of the periodontal tissues. . It has been classified into three diagnostic groups: . gingival abscess. , . periodontal abscess. , and . presented by : Aishwarya kendre. Content. Introduction. Phases of periodontal therapy. Objectives of the sergical Phase. Pocket elimination vs pocket reduction . Critical zone in pocket sergery. Methods of pocket therapy.