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what is defined as a pocket formed as a result of disease that causes the junctional epithelium to migrate apically along the cementum?
periodontal pocket
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what is defined as a pocket formed by gingival enlargement without apical migration of the junctional epithelium
gingival pocket
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t/f a periodontal pocket doesn't involve apical migration of the junctional epithelium
false-it does!
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what are the four stages of a lesion?
- initial lesion
- early lesion
- established lesion
- advanced lesion
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what stage of a lesion is the inflammatory response?
initial lesion
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t/f there are clinical signs of an initial lesion
false- NO clinical signs
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what stage is the lesion at 2-4 days?
initial lesion
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what is the lesion classified as at 7-14 days?
early lesion
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what stage of a lesion is called the increased inflammatory response/
early lesion
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at what stage of the lesion does the epithelium proliferate and rete ridges form?
early lesion
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at what stage does the lesion have gingivities and is reversible?
early lesion
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at what stage is their fluid and leukocytes present in the lesion as the JE migrates apically and collagen destruction?
established lesion
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what are the clincial signs of an established lesion
- inflammation
- redness
- spongy
- BOP
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what lesion stage is early perio?
established lesion
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during what stage is there alveolar bone destruction caused by the lesion?
advanced lesion
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during what stage of a lesion is there biofilm and irritants present causing the pocket to deepen?
advanced lesion
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clinical signs of an advanced lesion are?
- bone loss
- mobility
- chronic inflammation
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what perio type is early gingivities?
type I
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what perio class is early periodontitis
type II
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what perio type is moderate perio?
type III
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what perio type is advanced perio
type IV
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what perio type has bleeding with 1-3 mm pockets
type I
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what perio type has slight bone loss and attachment loss with 1-5 mm pockets
type II
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what perio type has noticeable bone loss, mobility and possible furcation involvement with 4-6 mm pockets
type III
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what perio type has severe bone loss, increased mobility and furcation involvement with >7 mm pockets?
type IV
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what perio type has 4-6 mm pockets?
type III
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what perio type has 1-5 mm pockets
type II
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