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Which periodontal disease classification was proposed in 1982 by Page and Schroeder?
Which periodontal disease classification was proposed in 1982 by Page and Schroeder?
Which type of gingivitis is characterized by poor oral hygiene according to Gottlieb's classification?
Which type of gingivitis is characterized by poor oral hygiene according to Gottlieb's classification?
What was a major criticism of the AAP 1989 classification of periodontal diseases?
What was a major criticism of the AAP 1989 classification of periodontal diseases?
What are the main categories of periodontal diseases classified by the AAP in 1989?
What are the main categories of periodontal diseases classified by the AAP in 1989?
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Which classification system relies on the infection/host response paradigm?
Which classification system relies on the infection/host response paradigm?
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Which type of periodontitis is NOT included in the AAP 1989 classification?
Which type of periodontitis is NOT included in the AAP 1989 classification?
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What is a characteristic of rapidly progressive periodontitis according to the classifications discussed?
What is a characteristic of rapidly progressive periodontitis according to the classifications discussed?
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Which classification scheme mentioned defines periodontal diseases primarily based on the age of affected patients?
Which classification scheme mentioned defines periodontal diseases primarily based on the age of affected patients?
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What is the main purpose of a classification system in periodontal diseases?
What is the main purpose of a classification system in periodontal diseases?
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Which paradigm dominated the classification of periodontal diseases between 1920 and 1970?
Which paradigm dominated the classification of periodontal diseases between 1920 and 1970?
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How did the Clinical characteristics paradigm influence periodontal disease classification from 1870 to 1920?
How did the Clinical characteristics paradigm influence periodontal disease classification from 1870 to 1920?
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What benefit does a classification system offer to patients?
What benefit does a classification system offer to patients?
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Which of the following is NOT considered a purpose of the periodontal classification system?
Which of the following is NOT considered a purpose of the periodontal classification system?
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What has primarily influenced the development of classification systems for periodontal disease?
What has primarily influenced the development of classification systems for periodontal disease?
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What was a main characteristic of the dystrophic, atrophic, or degenerative disease categories in the classical pathology paradigm?
What was a main characteristic of the dystrophic, atrophic, or degenerative disease categories in the classical pathology paradigm?
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The necessity of classifying periodontal diseases primarily aids in which of the following?
The necessity of classifying periodontal diseases primarily aids in which of the following?
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Which classification includes both localized and generalized forms of aggressive periodontitis?
Which classification includes both localized and generalized forms of aggressive periodontitis?
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What type of gingival disease is characterized by the presence of dental plaque but may not show attachment loss?
What type of gingival disease is characterized by the presence of dental plaque but may not show attachment loss?
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Which of the following is NOT included in the AAP 1999 Classification?
Which of the following is NOT included in the AAP 1999 Classification?
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What additional classification for periodontitis does the AAP 1999 Classification incorporate that emphasizes systemic diseases?
What additional classification for periodontitis does the AAP 1999 Classification incorporate that emphasizes systemic diseases?
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Which periodontitis condition is characterized by necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis and periodontitis?
Which periodontitis condition is characterized by necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis and periodontitis?
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Which of the following is included under developmental or acquired deformities in the AAP 1999 Classification?
Which of the following is included under developmental or acquired deformities in the AAP 1999 Classification?
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Which type of abscess is categorized under the AAP 1999 Classification?
Which type of abscess is categorized under the AAP 1999 Classification?
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What was one of the main criticisms of the 1989 classification after its publication?
What was one of the main criticisms of the 1989 classification after its publication?
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Which type of gingivitis is specifically associated with systemic factors related to the endocrine system?
Which type of gingivitis is specifically associated with systemic factors related to the endocrine system?
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What type of gingivitis is influenced by medications?
What type of gingivitis is influenced by medications?
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Which bacterial infection can lead to a specific gingival disease?
Which bacterial infection can lead to a specific gingival disease?
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Which condition is categorized under mucogingival deformities?
Which condition is categorized under mucogingival deformities?
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Which is a manifestation of gingival disease caused by a viral origin?
Which is a manifestation of gingival disease caused by a viral origin?
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What is a typical feature of non-plaque induced gingival diseases?
What is a typical feature of non-plaque induced gingival diseases?
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Which term best describes the enlargement of gingival tissue due to drug influences?
Which term best describes the enlargement of gingival tissue due to drug influences?
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Which condition is associated with a lack of keratinized gingiva?
Which condition is associated with a lack of keratinized gingiva?
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What is primarily affected in occlusal trauma?
What is primarily affected in occlusal trauma?
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Which type of gingival disease is associated with chronic vitamin C deficiency?
Which type of gingival disease is associated with chronic vitamin C deficiency?
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Study Notes
Classification of Periodontal Diseases
- Classification systems organize and name periodontal disease entities and conditions.
- A systematic arrangement of groups that share common attributes is necessary
- Classification aids in separating conditions into distinct categories for clinical and lab diagnosis & treatment.
- Classification helps determine disease etiology and improves communication among clinicians.
Outline of Topics
- Introduction
- Purpose of Classification System
- Dominant Paradigm in Historical Development of Periodontal Classification System
- AAP 1989 Classification
- AAP 1999 Classification
Introduction
- Classification is a systematic arrangement of groups sharing common traits.
- This arrangement clarifies the relationships between different groups and their members.
- Classification of disease is essential for distinguishing conditions for accurate clinical and lab diagnosis, and treatment.
- Classification of diseases affecting the periodontium helps identify the etiology and facilitates communication among clinicians, students, and epidemiologists.
Purpose of Classification System
- Accurate communication of clinical findings among dental health professionals and insurance providers.
- Providing patients with information about their disease.
- Formulating individualized treatment plans.
- Predicting treatment outcomes.
Dominant Paradigm in the Historical Development of Periodontal Classification System
- Development and evolution of periodontal disease classification systems are influenced by paradigms reflecting the understanding of periodontal disease's nature.
- Three main paradigms primarily guided thinking:
1. Clinical Characteristics Paradigm (1870-1920)
- Very limited knowledge of the etiology and pathogenesis of periodontal disease.
- Classification was predominantly based on clinical characteristics and unsubstantiated theories about its causes.
2. Classical Pathology Paradigm (1920-1970)
- Systems focused on general pathology principles.
- Periodontal diseases were categorized as dystrophic, atrophic, or degenerative.
- Gottlieb (1928) categorized periodontal diseases as inflammatory (Schmutz pyorrhea, diffuse alveolar atrophy, paradental pyorrhea) and degenerative/atrophic.
3. Infection/Host Response Paradigm (1970-Present)
- Systems are largely based on the infection/host response.
- Schluger, Yuodelis, and Page (1977) classified diseases into gingivitis (plaque-associated, ANUG, hormonal, drug-induced) and marginal periodontitis (adult, juvenile).
- Page and Schroeder (1982) further classified periodontitis as prepubertal (generalized/localized), juvenile, rapidly progressing, and adult.
AAP 1989 Classification
- A refinement of the 1982 Page and Schroeder classification.
- Categories: adult periodontitis; early periodontitis (may be prepubertal, juvenile, or rapidly progressive); periodontitis associated with systemic diseases; necrotizing periodontitis; refractory periodontitis.
- This categorization was based on the infection/host response paradigm, considering factors like patient age, disease progression, host factors, and therapeutic responses.
AAP 1999 Classification
- Includes a comprehensive section on gingival diseases.
- Replaced "adult periodontitis" with "chronic periodontitis" due to epidemiological evidence of chronic periodontitis in adolescents.
- Eliminated separate categories for rapidly progressive and refractory periodontitis due to a lack of sufficient evidence for differentiating conditions.
- Added new categories like "Aggressive periodontitis" (localized and generalized), and periodontal diseases as a manifestation of systemic diseases.
- Includes categories for abscesses of the periodontium and periodontic-endodontic lesions, alongside developmental/acquired deformities/conditions.
- Explicit types of gingival disease are included, including those induced by plaque, specific bacteria/infections, viruses, fungi, genetic factors, systemic conditions, medications, and malnutrition.
Gingival Diseases
- Different forms of gingival disease induced by plaque or from other causes, such as those from systemic factors/conditions
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Explore the various classification systems for periodontal diseases in this quiz. Understand the purpose of classification, the historical development of different systems, and their impact on diagnosis and treatment. This quiz focuses on the AAP classifications from 1989 and 1999.