1
Q
When does furcation involvement occur?
A
When periodontal disease extends to the bifurcation area of multirooted teeth.
2
Q
Describe Grade 1 Furcation.
A
Horizontal bone loss NOT exceeding 1/3 of tooth width.
3
Q
How would you treat a Grade 1 furcation?
A
Scaling and Root Planing
4
Q
What is a Grade 2 furcation?
A
Horizontal loss of bone support greater than 1/3 of the tooth width but not the total width of the furcation area.
5
Q
What is a Grade 3 furcation?
A
Horizontal destruction in furcation area.
3. OSCE
flashcards
Decks in class (37)
# Cards
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cranial nerves22
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denture stomatitis6
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intrinsic tooth discolourisation6
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pulp & vitality testing22
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medications with interactions30
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complaints procedure5
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medical emergency drug kit39
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herpes labialis6
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white patch diagnosis9
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CPD requirements7
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non-odontogenic pain17
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ICDAS codes7
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emergency pain management13
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paeds consent5
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atypical facial pain9
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pulpal vs periapical lesion10
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pregnancy management24
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restorative materials23
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liver disease3
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general restorative10
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medical emergencies4
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furcation involvement5
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anaesthetic options5
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paeds scenarios20
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perio scenarios23
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restorative scenarios10
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oral & maxfax scenarios15
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oral med scenarios19
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human disease / ME13
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law & ethics scenarios8
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oral side effects of medication11
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osce basics31
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GDC principles18
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sdcep caries management4
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pharmacology / prescriptions32
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previous scenarios12
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ME drug mechanism of action28
