Question 111 · LDEK · Periodontitis
Indicate the false statement concerning aggressive periodontitis:
- A. lack of symmetry and bone loss as in mirror image (X-ray).
- B. in generalized presentation lesions affect most teeth, but as a rule with a higher intensity in the area of the first molars and incisors.
- C. deep (over 3 mm in depth) arc-shaped bone defects are present.
- D. family history of the disease is typical.
- E. spontaneous remissions occur.
Hint
Recall the classic radiographic pattern of the molar-incisor form: are the defects on both sides of the arch alike or not?
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