Dental Radiography - Chapter 25 -Periodontal Disease

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Radiographic images can CONFIRM bone loss and may assist with identifying local periodontal disease.

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Periodontal diseases are those that affect both soft tissues (gingiva) and hard tissues (bone) surrounding and supporting the teeth.

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Gingivitis is a periodontal disease. Periodontitis is a periodontal disease.

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Radiographs, in combination with a thorough CLINICAL examination, allow an oral health care professional to evaluate and document periodontal diseases.

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What are some of the Periodontal Bone Changes Recorded by Radiographs. Choose all that apply.

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Describes bone height loss in which both buccal and lingual bony plates, as well as the intervening interdental bone, resorb simultaneously and at the same rate

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Occurs in an uneven manner where the resorption of bone between teeth sharing an interdental septum creates angular defects in the crestal bone along the adjacent teeth .

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Vertical bone loss appears angular where the resorption is greater on the side of one tooth than on the side of the adjacent tooth.

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Identify the following.

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Pattern of bone loss that is confined to less than 30 percent of all teeth

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What is bone loss between the roots?

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Identify the image.

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______may appear as pointed or irregular projections on the proximal tooth surfaces, or as a ringlike radiopacity around the cervical neck of a tooth.

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Calculus MUST be SIGNIFICANTLY calcified to be recorded on radiographs.

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Dental Radiography - Chapter 25 -Periodontal Disease

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Radiographic images can CONFIRM bone loss and may assist with identifying local periodontal disease.

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Periodontal diseases are those that affect both soft tissues (gingiva) and hard tissues (bone) surrounding and supporting the teeth.

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Gingivitis is a periodontal disease. Periodontitis is a periodontal disease.

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Radiographs, in combination with a thorough CLINICAL examination, allow an oral health care professional to evaluate and document periodontal diseases.

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What are some of the Periodontal Bone Changes Recorded by Radiographs. Choose all that apply.

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Describes bone height loss in which both buccal and lingual bony plates, as well as the intervening interdental bone, resorb simultaneously and at the same rate

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Occurs in an uneven manner where the resorption of bone between teeth sharing an interdental septum creates angular defects in the crestal bone along the adjacent teeth .

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Vertical bone loss appears angular where the resorption is greater on the side of one tooth than on the side of the adjacent tooth.

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Identify the following.

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Pattern of bone loss that is confined to less than 30 percent of all teeth

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What is bone loss between the roots?

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Identify the image.

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______may appear as pointed or irregular projections on the proximal tooth surfaces, or as a ringlike radiopacity around the cervical neck of a tooth.

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Calculus MUST be SIGNIFICANTLY calcified to be recorded on radiographs.

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