Manual of Clinical Periodontics Shantipriya Reddy
INDEX
A
Acute gingivitis 16, 20
Alveolar mucosa 14
Amount of attached gingiva 28
Angle's classification 6
Anterior sickles 63
Attached gingiva 14
B
Bleeding on probing 27
Bone topography 48
Bright erythema 16
C
Cementoenamel junction 32
Characteristics of curette 71
Chisel scaler 63, 67
Chronic
desquamative gingivitis 18
gingivitis 16, 18, 20
periodontitis 53
Classification of periodontal instruments 58
Coral pink 16
Crown to root ratio 48
Cumine scaler 63, 65
Curette 72
D
Determination of level of attachment 34
Diagnostic instruments 58
Different types of probes 60
E
Examination of
gingiva in health and disease 16
lymph nodes 11
Extended shank curettes 70
Extraoral examination 3, 11
F
Fibrotic chronic gingivitis 24
Free
gingiva 13
gingival groove 14
Fremitus test 29
Frenulum 14
Frenum 14
Furcation examination 29, 37
G
Gingival
enlargement 22
recession 18
status 4
Glickman’s
classification 5
furcation classification 38
Gracey curette 72
H
Hard tissue examination 28
Hoe scaler 63, 66
Hyperplasia 22
Hypertrophy 22
I
Infrabony pockets 34
Initial
bone level 48
probing depth 48
Interdental gingiva/papilla 14
Islet scaler 63, 68
J
Junctional epithelium 32
K
Keratinized gingiva 14
L
Langer and mini-Langer curettes 70
Limitations of
automated probes 61
conventional probe 61
M
McCall’s
festoons 18
hoe scalers 66
Measurement of true pockets 32
Miller's classification 5
Model case summary 56
Morse scaler 63, 65
Mouth mirror 58
Mucogingival line/junction 14
N
Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis 18
O
Occlusal analysis 6
Overall prognosis 45
P
Parts of
curette 71
instrument 57
periodontal instruments 57
Periodontal
charting 5
file 63, 67
instruments and instrumentation 57
pocket probing 30
probes 60, 61
prognosis checklist 47
treatment plan 49
Posterior sickles 63
R
Roll test 29
Root planing instruments 69
Rugae 14
S
Sample periodontal chart 37
Scaler 72
Scaling
and root planing instruments 63
instruments 63
Schiller's potassium iodide solution 29
Shank 59
Sickle scaler 63
Small miniature blade 65
Stillman's cleft 18
Subgingival scalers 63, 66
Sulcus 14
Suprabony pockets 33
Supragingival scalers 63
Surface scaler 63, 65
T
Tension test 29
Tissue response to periodontal therapy 54
Tooth mobility 46
Treatment of gingivitis 52
Types of
handle 57
prognosis 46
shank 57
working ends 57
U
Universal curette 72
V
Vascular
proliferation 16
supply 16
Vesicle formation 20
W
Working end of
scaler 73
universal curette 73
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1Manual of Clinical Periodontics
2Manual of Clinical Periodontics
Shantipriya Reddy BDS MDS (Periodontia) Professor and Head Department of Periodontics Dr Syamala Reddy Dental College and Hospital Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
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4PREFACE
It gives me great pleasure to present the Manual of Clinical Periodontics, which is provided as an Add on with the textbook.
This manual was written with a purpose of helping the students to overcome various difficulties they come across while recording clinical case history, arriving at a proper diagnosis and executing various treatment procedures. The clarity and simplicity of the language adopted in the manual will benefit the students in understanding and applying the principles of clinical periodontics.
Manual is divided under the sections of case history format, clinical examination, diagnosis and treatment plan, periodontal instruments and instrumentation. They have been elaborated and presented with self-explanatory flow charts, clinical photographs and colored diagrams.
The Manual of Clinical Periodontics summarizes a vast branch of clinical periodontology in a nutshell, guiding the undergraduate students to a deeper insight into the subject. I hope this manual fulfils the need with which it is written, which will help the students, develop a better clinical acumen.
Shantipriya Reddy