Question 208 · LDEK · Classification of periodontal diseases
Qualifying the patient to a specific stage of disease progression does not determine:
- A. the ratio of age to bone loss.
- B. loss of CAL as a function of time.
- C. number of smoked cigarettes.
- D. depth of gingival pockets (PD).
- E. level of glycated hemoglobin.
Hint
Grade reflects the rate of progression and risk factors; which parameter belongs to stage complexity instead?
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