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16 Cards in this Set
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gingival sulcus |
only called sulcus when healthy base formed by junctional epithelium 3 bonderies inner: enamel or cementum outer: sulcular epithelium not keritinized. bottom: base coronal margin of attached tissue called pocket.
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COL |
Space between the contact areas not keratinized |
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pseudopocket |
swelling common in teenagers |
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How many contact surfaces on each tooth to probe |
6 |
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Recession |
Measuring from gingival margin to cej Clinical attachment level= probe depth + recession |
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pseudopocketing |
gingival margin is beyond CEJ clinical attachment level= pseudopocket-recession |
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Attached gingiva |
Measure total width of gingiva from gingival margin can you go gingival Junction attached gingiva= MGJ-pocket depth |
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Firnication involvement |
Detection of bone loss between the root multi rooted teeth curved probe known as nabers probe |
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Class 1 |
Curvature of can cavity can be felt with kind of traits firnication no more than one covered by gingiva |
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Class 2 |
Probe penetrates furcation more than 1 millimeter approximately one-third the width of tooth covered by gingiva |
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Class 3 |
Mandibular molars full passes completely through the final station between the mesial and distal builtMaxillary molars 12 passes between the mesial buccal and distalbuccal roots and touches the palatal covered by gingiva |
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Class 4 |
Same as class 3 but clinically visible due to gingival recession |
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this |
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pariadontial pocket |
unhealthy sulcus |
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gingival pocket |
deepening of the sulcus due to detachment of junctional epithelium from the tooth or swelling of tissue. pseudopocket is one type. |
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proximal surfaces |
are most common place for periodontal pockets. |
