Parodontitis schweregrad?

Hatte ein PZR. Hinterher wurde ein Röntgenbild gemacht ( wird wohl alle 2 Jahre gemacht) die Ärztin meinte Parodontitis… denn Knochenabbau wäre zu sehen…

Als ich heute morgen nochmal angerufen hab um eine Frage zu stellen meinte die Dame, dass ich eine beginninde Parodontitis habe und sie erstmal gucken müssen ob überhaupt eine Parodontosebehandlung gemacht werden muss. Meine Frage jtz:

Ist Knochenabbau bei Parodontitis nicht schon fortgeschritten? Sie meinte es wäre eine beginninde und keine aggresive

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pinkypan
1 year ago

Whether the paro is advanced or starting, you can see the x-ray images. How much bone is gone. If you notice that teeth are shaking, then it is more advanced.

A starting paro can be stopped and the disease or bone reduction is not going on and you don’t lose any teeth.

The longer you wait, the more complicated and expensive the treatment becomes.

Good oral hygiene is the most important! Tooth silk and bass technique!

zRoyaal1
1 year ago

Yeah, that’s correct. Parodontitis cannot always be detected with a naked eye, since the signs of the disease can be subtle, especially in the early stages. A thorough dental examination includes the visual assessment of the gum and teeth, but additional examinations are required to provide an accurate diagnosis.

A periodontal probe is used to measure the depth of the pocket, i.e. the distance between the gum and the gum. Deep pockets can indicate a periodontitis. X-ray images are also helpful to assess the condition of the jawbone. Bone damage caused by inflammation can be seen on the X-ray images.

The combination of visual assessment, clinical examination, pocket depth measurement and X-ray images allows the dentist to provide an accurate diagnosis of periodontitis and to define the best treatment plan.

If periodontitis has been diagnosed with you, it is important to follow the recommended treatment as untreated periodontitis can lead to further complications, such as tooth loss. Regular check dates at the dentist are also important to monitor the progress of the disease and to ensure that oral health is maintained.

Source: Dentist

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zRoyaal1
1 year ago
Reply to  Fitbleiben23

Please check this again with your doctor. As I said this is only one text from the Internet has not written as before, so does not have to vote.