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In the current case study, gingival inflammation of this degree of intensity is most likely the result of:

Given the patient&rsquo;s presentation at 7-days post-removal of the orthodontic appliances, which one of the following oral hygiene recommendations is NOT appropriate?

This patient has a low caries index. Consequently, which one of the following bacteria would you expect to isolate in LOW numbers?

Which one of the following bacteria is not considered a pathogen in human gingivitis?

Which one of the following drugs would be best for a child with a penicillin allergy and who requires an antibiotic premedication prior to dental appointments?

In the pediatric patient, a heart murmur due to aortic valve stenosis is a more severe issue than a murmur due to mitral valve functions.

Subgingival residual orthodontic resin cement and subgingival calculus both exhibit the same pathogenic properties EXCEPT for which one of the following:

Assessment of the immediate post-orthodontic treatment panelipse indicates that all 3rd molar teeth will fully erupt into the oral cavity, i.e., no impactions.

In the present case study, the patient had a post-orthodontic bleeding index of 66%. According to the 2018 Classification of Periodontal and Peri-Implant Diseases, a minimal acceptable bleeding index score would be which one of the following:

Given the degree of gingival inflammation noted in the 7-day post-orthodontic treatment photographs and the patient&rsquo;s medical history, would you expect a bacteremia when treating the inflammation?

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Dental And Oral Health - Case Study 45

Dental Case Study 45 provides you with insights on dental education, research and complex issues to help you and your patients - achieve success every day.

Case Study 45 - Dental & Oral Healthcare | Dentalcare

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