-CALCULATE THE CLINICAL ATTACHMENT LEVEL.

1. - IN THIS CASE IF GM(gingival margin) to BP(base of pocket ) =

8MM
AND GM to CEJ = 3MM.
WHAT IS CAL =

1. IDENTIFY THE INSTRUMENT AND WRITE THE MARKINGS

AND WRITE ITS USE
SPOTTER 1

SPOTTER 2

SPOTTER 3

Identify the probe and write mm markings and write use

Select which is true pocket or false/pseudo pocket

1 Figure

2 Figure
Identify the instrument :
Uses:
1)
Identify the instrument and millimeter
marking:
Identify parts of the instrument:
A………………
B……………....
C………………
Type of finger rest………..
Type of finger rest………..
Type of finger rest………..
Intra-oral Or Extra-oral
Type of finger rest………..
Intra-oral Or Extra-oral
Type of finger rest………..
-Intra-oral Or Extra-oral
-Used in……………
Type of finger rest………..
-Intra-oral Or Extra-oral
-Used in
Mention 2 differences between Gracy curettes and universal
curettes:
1.
2.
 Mention the modifecations of standered Gracy curettes and
their charcteristics:
1………………..
2………………..
Mention 2 specific function of the modified standered Gracy:
1………..
2………….
-Ramjford teeth are:
-substitute of Ramjford teeth are:
-mobility grade 1 is:
Define:
Scaling
Root planning
Curettage

Activity: Calculate the scores for the Plaque index.

18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28

 1 2 2
R 2 2 1 3 2 1

1 2 1

2 1 2
 

48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 31 32 33 34 35 36
37 38

Tooth Score
Right maxillary first molar (16)
Left maxillary central incisor (21)
Left maxillary first premolar (24)
Left mandibular first molar (36)
Right mandibular central incisor (41)
Right mandibular first premolar (44)

Then the plaque index for the patient will be = --------------

Based on the score what is the oral hygiene status of the patient?

Write the gingival index in the table and calculate for

Ramfjord teeth and write the stage of gingival disease. (10
MARKS)
18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28


R
 

48 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 31 32 33 34 35 36
37 38

Tooth Score
Right maxillary first molar (16) M-Bleeding on probing
D- Spontaneous bleeding
B- Plaque and slight inflammation
L- healthy gingiva
Left maxillary central incisor (21) M- Plaque and slight inflammation
L- healthy gingiva
B-Bleeding on probing
D- Spontaneous bleeding
Left maxillary first Molar (26) D-Bleeding on probing
B- Spontaneous bleeding
L- Plaque and slight inflammation
M- healthy gingiva
Left mandibular first & second missing
molar (36,37)
Right mandibular central incisor (41) & D-Bleeding on probing
Right mandibular first premolar (44) B- Spontaneous bleeding
L- Plaque and slight inflammation
M- Bleeding on probing

: The color coded of WHO probe is -1

a) 2.5 - 4.5 mm
b) 3.5 - 5.5 mm
c) 4.5 - 6.5 mm
d) 5.5 - 7.5 mm

: Furcation involvement is measured by -2

a) WHO probe
b) Naber's probe
c) Williams probe
d) Michigan probe

: Gracy curettes number 13-14 are used for subgingival scaling of -3

a) Anterior teeth
b) Posterior teeth facial surface
c) Posterior teeth mesial surface
d) posterior teeth distal surface

: Grade II furcation involvements have -4

a) Incipient bone loss at the fucal entrance
b) Partial bone loss ( cul-de-sac )
c) Total bone loss with through-and-through opening of the furcation
d) Gingival recession exposing the furcation

: In across-section the curette blade design eppears -5

a) Triangular
b) semicircular
c) circular
d) any of the above

: The grade of gingival index that indicates having mild imflammation is -6

a) Grade 0
b) Grade 1
c) Grade 2
d) Grade 3
0
The grade of plaque index that having abundant plaque covering more than -7
:one third of the crown is considered as
a) Grade 0
b) Grade 1
c) Grade 2
d) Grade 3
e) Grade 4

The grade of calculus index that indicates having heavy bridging of calculus between -8
: teeth for more than 2 mm is
a) Grade 0
b) Grade 1
c) Grade 2
d) Grade 3
e) Grade 4
: PSR ( * ) CODE is marked when there is -9
a) Gingival recsssion less than 3.5
b) Bleeding on probing
c) Heavy calculus
d) Mucogingival defect

: WHO probe is mainly used for -10

a) Screening before periodontal charting
b) Complete periodontal charting
c) Pationt education of periodontal diseas
d) Evaluation the result of periodontal therapy

: Explorers can be used during periodontal management to -11

a) Detect clinical attachment level
b) Detect roughness on root surfaces
c) Detect areas with deep pockets
d) Detect areas with gingival recession

: Curettes are mainly used for -12

a) Supragingival calculus removal
b) Subgingival scaling and planing
c) Excavation of subgingival carious cavities
d) Filling of subgingival carious cavities

: Specific area ( Gracy ) curette # 11/12 is mainly used for -13

a) Distal surface of posterior teeth
b) Buccal surface of posterior teeth
c) Lingual surface of posterior teeth
d) Mesial surface of posterior teeth

: Universal curettes have -14

a) One curettes edge
b) Offset
c) Two cutting edges
d) Triangular cross section

: In a cross-section, the curette blade design appears -15

a) Triangular
b) semicircular
 c) Circular
d) Non of the above

: Reflection of cheek is best done by -16

a) Two fingers of one hand
b) Two fingers one of each hand
c) Mouth mirror
d) Any of the above

: Detection of grade of furcation is best done using -17

a) per apical radiograph
b) Bite wing radiograph
c) Naber's probe
d) UNC porbe

When UNC probe is used, and the first sign seen at gingival margin is between 5 and 6 mm -18
: pocket depth equals
a) 5 mm
b) 6 mm
c) 5.5 mm
d) Any of the above

: Probe used for detection of furcation involvement -19

a) WHO probe
b) UNC probe
c) Naber's probe
d) William probe

: To do full mouth periodontal charting use -20

a) Naber's probe
b) WHO probe
c) UNC probe
d) Explorer

: Advantage of PSR is -21

a) It can be used for definitive diagnosis
d) It can be used to evaluate response to treatment
c) It does not need special equipments
d) All of the abive

: Disadvantage of PSR is -22

a) It is not substitute for comprehensive examination
b) It is time consuming
c) It needs highly qualified personal

: Pocket depth is measured from -23

a) Cervical line to epithelial attachment
b) Cervical line to gingival margin
c) Gingival margin to epithelial attachment
d) Gingival margin to cervical line

: Grade II furcation means -24

a) Incipient horizontal bone loss in furcation area
b) Slight vertical bone loss in furcation area
c) Bone loss on one surface of furcation not reaching opposite surface
d) Through and through bone loss in furcation area

: When ascore of PSR is 3 or 4, you should -25

a) Refer the patient to General parctitioner
b) Do full mouth charting
c) Start your diagnosis and treatment plan
d) All of the above

: Sever gingivitis means that the gingival index is -26

a) 1.7
b) 2
c) 3
d) 4

: Items included in Gingival index are -27

...............................................................)a
...............................................................)b
...............................................................)c

....................................................................................... : Plaque index score 1.8 means -28

........................................................................................................ : PSR code 3 means -29

................................................................................ : When PSR code 3 or 4 we shoud -30

................................................................................................................ : PI is used to -31

................................................................................................................ : GI is used to -32

.................................................................................................. : PI is done by Author -33

................................................................................................. : GI is done by Author -34

......................................................................................... : Items described in GI are - 35

............................................................................................. : Calculas score 2 means -36

.................................................................................. : Simpol of grade II furcation is -37

.……… Probing depth is measured from
.…… Probing technique is called -
.Efficient cutting angulation is between 45°, 90°

: Enumerate the Name and the Function of the instruments - 38