Question 65 (part 2) · LDEK · Classification of periodontal diseases
Which clinical parameters meet the definition of healthy gums?
- A. CAL=0 mm, PD<3 mm.
- B. CAL=0 mm, PD>3 mm.
- C. CAL=0 mm, PD10%.
- D. CAL<3 mm, PD<3 mm.
- E. BOP<10%.
Hint
Which single criterion applies to gingival health whether the periodontium is intact or reduced?
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