Question 126 · LDEK · Periodontitis
Which of the following is not a symptom of severe periodontitis?
- A. clinical attachment loss.
- B. bone loss.
- C. tooth mobility.
- D. furcation involvement.
- E. spontaneous gingival bleeding.
Hint
Separate signs that follow from loss of attachment and bone from a bleeding pattern that suggests other conditions.
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