Questions and Answers
What does Class 1 Mobility refer to?
What is Class II Mobility?
Tooth can be moved greater than 1 mm in any direction, but is not depressible into the socket.
Describe Class III Mobility.
Tooth can be moved in a buccolingual direction and is depressible in the socket.
Study Notes
Classification of Dental Mobility
- Class 1 Mobility: Tooth movement is limited to 1mm in any direction, indicating slight mobility.
- Class II Mobility: Tooth exhibits greater than 1mm movement in any direction but remains non-depressible, meaning it cannot be pushed into the socket.
- Class III Mobility: Tooth can be moved in a buccolingual direction and is also depressible, indicating significant mobility both horizontally and vertically within the socket.
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Test your knowledge on the classification of dental mobility types. This quiz covers Class 1, Class 2, and Class 3 mobility, focusing on the characteristics and diagnostic criteria for each class. Perfect for dental students and professionals looking to refresh their understanding.
