Question 73 · LDEK · Pharmacotherapy
Which periodontal condition is an indication for systemic antibiotic treatment?
- A. necrotizing gingivitis accompanied by systemic symptoms.
- B. single periodontal abscess in an immunocompetent patient.
- C. peri-implantitis with a clinically detectable implant mobility.
- D. gingival recession treatment in the maxilla using the tunnel technique.
- E. periodontitis treated with FMD protocol regardless of disease severity.
Hint
Systemic antibiotics are justified when infection spreads beyond the local tissues or host defence is impaired.
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