Question 43 · LDEK · Non-surgical treatment
Which of the protocols of non-surgical periodontal treatment is recommended in the treatment of generalized aggressive periodontitis?
- A. classical protocol of mouth disinfection.
- B. FMD with povidone iodine and systemic antibiotic treatment.
- C. local drug delivery.
- D. SRP with systemic low-dose doxycycline.
- E. extraction of the teeth with pathological mobility with early implant installation.
Hint
For severe disease in young patients with a specific microbiota, think of one-stage full-mouth debridement with an antiseptic plus systemic antibiotics.
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