Question 30 · LDEK · Peri-implant diseases
Which criteria should be fulfilled to diagnose periimplantitis when no previous history is available?
1) PD > 4 mm and CAL > 3 mm;
2) PD > 6 mm;
3) BoP +;
4) clinically visible implant mobility;
5) keratinized gingiva height of 1 mm;
6) vertical bone loss of 3 mm in the radiography.
The correct answer is:
2) PD > 6 mm;
3) BoP +;
4) clinically visible implant mobility;
5) keratinized gingiva height of 1 mm;
6) vertical bone loss of 3 mm in the radiography.
The correct answer is:
- A. all the above.
- B. 1,3.
- C. 2,4.
- D. 3,6.
- E. 1,6.
Hint
Without baseline data, the criteria are bleeding/suppuration, PD of 6 mm or more and bone level at least 3 mm below the implant's intraosseous part.
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