A patient has a six-millimeter pocket on the mesial of tooth # 19. Tooth # 20 was removed 10 years ago due to an endodontic lesion. As a result of not replacing tooth #20, tooth #19 has tipped forward mesially to contact tooth #21. Scaling and root planing will eliminate the six-millimeter pocket on the mesial surface on tooth #19.

Endoscopes are required in the State of Florida for scaling and root planing procedures. Technique for use of the endoscope is easy to master.

Periodontal healing can be compared to wound healing. Rank the following periodontal components from slowest to fastest healing.

The clinician must be familiar with the location of root concavities. What teeth have root concavities that extend the full length of the root on both proximal surfaces?

After reviewing medical history, taking vitals and gathering assessment data, what should be done next during Cynthia’s maintenance visit with you?

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This instrument is considered a “finishing” instrument and is the most effective instrument for root planning?

Calculus will often form on this aspect of the maxillary first premolar due to a prominent depression in the cervical 1/3 of the root that extends onto the crown. Which aspect of the maxillary first premolar has this depression?

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Your patient’s maxillary first molar has a periodontal depth of 3mm on all 6 aspects of the tooth. What furcation(s) are likely to be exposed based on the average root anatomy for this tooth?