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  • 2 BPE-19 August 2016 Scoring Codes Cod Es Measureme NT Calculus Bleeding Black Band

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    The document provides information on periodontal probing and scoring codes used to assess periodontal disease. It describes 5 codes ranging from 0-4 based on pocket depth and bleeding, with guidance that a code of 0 needs no treatment, 1 needs oral hygiene instruction, 2 needs calculus removal, 3 needs root surface debridement, and 4 or higher needs assessment for more complex treatment or specialist referral. It also provides information on scaling and polishing techniques used to remove plaque, calculus, and stains from teeth. Various periodontal instruments are described, along with techniques for supragingival and subgingival scaling.

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    Self-short note in Periodontology covered the BPE and instruments.

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    Period Ontology

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    The document provides information on periodontal probing and scoring codes used to assess periodontal disease. It describes 5 codes ranging from 0-4 based on pocket depth and bleeding, with guidance that a code of 0 needs no treatment, 1 needs oral hygiene instruction, 2 needs calculus removal, 3 needs root surface debridement, and 4 or higher needs assessment for more complex treatment or specialist referral. It also provides information on scaling and polishing techniques used to remove plaque, calculus, and stains from teeth. Various periodontal instruments are described, along with techniques for supragingival and subgingival scaling.

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    2 BPE-19 August 2016 Scoring Codes Cod Es Measureme NT Calculus Bleeding Black Band

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    The document provides information on periodontal probing and scoring codes used to assess periodontal disease. It describes 5 codes ranging from 0-4 based on pocket depth and bleeding, with guidance that a code of 0 needs no treatment, 1 needs oral hygiene instruction, 2 needs calculus removal, 3 needs root surface debridement, and 4 or higher needs assessment for more complex treatment or specialist referral. It also provides information on scaling and polishing techniques used to remove plaque, calculus, and stains from teeth. Various periodontal instruments are described, along with techniques for supragingival and subgingival scaling.

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    Short notes on Periodontology

    2 BPE- 19 August 2016


    Scoring Codes
    Cod
    Measureme
    es
    nt
    0
    No pockets
    <3.5mm

    Calculus
    No calculus/
    overhangs

    No pockets
    <3.5mm

    No calculus/
    overhangs

    No pockets
    <3.5mm

    3.5- 5.5mm

    Supra- or
    subgingival
    calculus/
    overhangs

    Bleeding
    No bleeding
    after
    probing
    Bleeding
    after
    probing

    Black Band
    Completely visible
    Completely visible
    Completely visible

    Partially visible, indicate


    4- 5mm pockets
    > 5.5mm

    Black band entirely


    within the pocket,
    indicate 6mm or more
    pockets
    Furcation involvement, mobility, mucogingival involvement and recession

    Guidance on interpretation of BPE scores


    0
    No need for periodontal treatment
    1
    Oral hygiene instruction (OHI)
    2
    OHI, removal of plaque retentive factors, including all supra- and subgingival
    calculus
    3
    OHI, root surface debridement (RSD)
    4
    OHI, RSD. Assess the need for more complex treatment; referral to a specialist may
    be indicated
    *
    OHI, RSD. Assess the need for more complex treatment; referral to a specialist may
    be indicated

    Short notes on Periodontology


    4 Scaling and Polishing- 26 August 2016
    Scaling: removes plaque and calculus
    Polishing: removes stain and remaining plaque while smoothening and shining teeth
    so that dental plaque cannot attach easily to tooth surface
    Instrument Activation
    Adaptation
    Angulation
    Lateral pressure
    Stroke (Exploratory, Scaling, Root planning)
    Instruments
    Characteris
    tics

    Types

    Sickle Scaler
    Have a flat
    surface
    Triangular in cross
    section
    Double cutting
    edges
    Pointed tip
    Anterior scaler
    *Straight
    shank

    Periodontal Curette
    Rounded back
    Rounded toe
    Semicircular cross section

    Gracey curette
    Use in specific area
    Sharp cutting edges only in
    one side
    Curve in two planes
    Offset blade
    1/2, 3/4
    5/6

    Posterior
    scaler

    7/8, 9/10

    *Angled shank

    Scaling Techniques
    Supragingival Scaling
    Technique
    Less tenacious
    Less calcified

    11/12,
    15/16
    13/14,
    17/18

    Anterior
    Anterior &
    premolars
    Buccal & lingual
    (posterior)
    Mesial
    (posterior)
    Distal (posterior)

    Subgingival Scaling
    Technique
    Harder
    Locked into root irregularities
    More tenacious

    Universal curette
    Use in any area
    Sharp edges on both
    sides
    Curve in one plane
    Face of blade at 90 to
    shank
    Anterior

    Posterior

    Short notes on Periodontology


    5 Scaling and Polishing- 29 August 2016
    Classification
    1) Periodontal Probes
    2) Explorers
    3) Scaling, root-planning and curettage instruments
    Sickle scaler
    Curettes
    Hoe, chisel and file scaler
    Ultrasonic and sonic instruments
    4) Cleansing & polishing instruments
    Rubber cups
    Periodontal Instrumentation
    1) Accessibility
    2) Visibility, illumination & retraction
    3) Condition and sharpness of instrument
    4) Maintaining a clean field
    5) Instrument stabilization
    Instrument Grasp
    Finger Rest
    Standard pen grasp
    Conventional
    Standard pen grasp
    Cross arch
    Palm and thumb grasp
    Opposite arch
    Finger on finger
    6) Instrument activation

    Extra Fulcrum
    Palms up
    Palms down

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