Question 41 · LDEK · Classification of periodontal diseases
How acute non-lymphoblastic lymphoma is characterized in the new classification of periodontal diseases and conditions?
- A. it is a systemic factor modifying dental plaque-induced gingivitis.
- B. it causes specific infection in the non-plaque-induced gingivitis.
- C. it causes necrotizing periodontitis as an effect of mild and transient immunodeficiency.
- D. it is a periodontitis criterion of grade C.
- E. it is a systemic disease coded as ICD-10 affecting periodontal tissues.
Hint
In the 2017 classification, find where haematological conditions appear among systemic factors that modify the response to the biofilm.
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