Which of the following is the LEAST important diagnostic aid in recognizing the early signs of gingival disease?

Mobility for tooth number 23 is displaced greater than 1(one) mm in a facial-lingual direction. This tooth has no vertical mobility. The mobility classification for tooth #23 would be identified as a ____?

The tooth in the photograph has had a PFM crown. What additional procedure was performed on this tooth identified by the black arrow?  

 A patient has requested in writing a copy of their records. A copy of the dental record is given to the patient and the original records stays with the dental office?

What furcation classification describes the probe being able to completely pass between the roots to the opposite side even though the furcation has no tissue covering the area?

Identify the type of restorative material used on tooth #3 and its G.V. Black Classification.

What is the G.V. Black classification for the restoration/condition shown in the photograph?

Periodontal charting requires the hygienist to record pocket depths. How many measurements are recorded per tooth?

A patient presents with a probing depth that is apical to the alveolar crest. This describes a (n) ___?

A carious lesion appears to be the condition present in the  photograph. What is the G.V. Black classification for this condition?