Question 87 · LDEK · Risk factors
The non-modified risk factors of periodontal disease are:
- A. diabetes and genetic factors.
- B. diabetes and smoking.
- C. age and genetic factors.
- D. gender and osteoporosis.
- E. race and obesity.
Hint
Pick the pair in which neither factor can be changed by treatment or lifestyle.
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