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    Radiographs can help diagnose the severity and prognosis of periodontal disease, but have limitations. They cannot detect early periodontal disease or explain internal destruction. While the normal alveolar bone crest is 1-2mm from the cementoenamel junction, radiographs show remaining bone level and number of bone loss. Periapical films cannot depict crater depth or facial/lingual damage. Signs of periodontitis include discontinuity of the lamina dura, widening of the periodontal space forming a wedge shape, and decreased alveolar crest height.

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    Radiographs can help diagnose the severity and prognosis of periodontal disease, but have limitations. They cannot detect early periodontal disease or explain internal destruction. While the normal alveolar bone crest is 1-2mm from the cementoenamel junction, radiographs show remaining bone level and number of bone loss. Periapical films cannot depict crater depth or facial/lingual damage. Signs of periodontitis include discontinuity of the lamina dura, widening of the periodontal space forming a wedge shape, and decreased alveolar crest height.

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    Radiografi Exami

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    Radiographs can help diagnose the severity and prognosis of periodontal disease, but have limitations. They cannot detect early periodontal disease or explain internal destruction. While the normal alveolar bone crest is 1-2mm from the cementoenamel junction, radiographs show remaining bone level and number of bone loss. Periapical films cannot depict crater depth or facial/lingual damage. Signs of periodontitis include discontinuity of the lamina dura, widening of the periodontal space forming a wedge shape, and decreased alveolar crest height.

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    Radiographic Appearance

    of Periodontal Disease

    Department of Periodontology
    Faculty of Dental Medicine
    Universitas Airlangga
    Radiographic aid

    diagnosis
    severity
    prognosis
    evaluation
    - Radiographic can’t detection of early periodontal disease
    - Detection of early periodontal disease → clinical assessment
    Alveolar crest (septum) angulation // projection line of CEJ adjacent tooth

    The normal alveolar bone crest located at a distance of 1 to 2 mm from CEJ


    Radiographic image:
    - Remaining alveolar bone 
    - Number of bone loss

    Number of bone loss =


    Normal alveolar bone level – remaining alveolar bone level
    Periapical radiography can’t explain:
    - internal morphology
    - crater depth
    - facial / lingual destruction

    radiographic reality
    Detection of crater depth

    crater

    defect

    gutta percha
    defect
    Normal alveolar bone VS periodontitis

    normal p e r i o d o n t i t i s
    Radiographic signs of periodontitis

    - lamina dura : discontinue


    - periodontal space : widening → wedge-shaped radiolucency
    - alveolar crest : decrease of height
    Carranza’s clinical periodontology 2012, p:152
    Carranza’s clinical periodontology 2012, p:364

    Carranza’s clinical periodontology 2012, p:140

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