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What are oral conditions that increase an individual's susceptibility to periodontal infection in specific sites?

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T/F - Local risk factors increase plaque retention and plaque pathogenicity and cause direct damage to the periodontium.

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What is the most important local risk factor?

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T/F - Local contributing factors initiate gingivitis and periodontitis.

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Supragingival calculus is % mineralized and subgingival is % mineralized.

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What are other local risk factors that increase plaque retention?

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Where is the most common concavity found?

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Where are cervical enamel projections most common?

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When excessive occlusal forces cause damage to the periodontium , this is referred to as _ from _.

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What is primary trauma from occlusion?

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Examples of PTFO

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What are the changes seen w/ PTFO?

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T/F - Changes seen w/ PTFO are reversible if the trauma is removed.

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What is secondary trauma from occlusion?

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What are contributing risk factors?

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Perio 1 Exam 2 From quizlet

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What are oral conditions that increase an individual's susceptibility to periodontal infection in specific sites?

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T/F - Local risk factors increase plaque retention and plaque pathogenicity and cause direct damage to the periodontium.

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What is the most important local risk factor?

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T/F - Local contributing factors initiate gingivitis and periodontitis.

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Supragingival calculus is __% mineralized and subgingival is __% mineralized.

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What are other local risk factors that increase plaque retention?

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Where is the most common concavity found?

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Where are cervical enamel projections most common?

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When excessive occlusal forces cause damage to the periodontium , this is referred to as ___ from ___.

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What is primary trauma from occlusion?

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Examples of PTFO

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What are the changes seen w/ PTFO?

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T/F - Changes seen w/ PTFO are reversible if the trauma is removed.

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What is secondary trauma from occlusion?

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What are contributing risk factors?

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Supragingival calculus is % mineralized and subgingival is % mineralized.

When excessive occlusal forces cause damage to the periodontium , this is referred to as _ from _.