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What is this measuring?
Mobility
What is Class 1 in the Miller Classification System?
What is Class 2 in the Miller Classification System?
What is Class 3 in the Miller Classification System?
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Study Notes
Miller Classification System
- Measures the mobility of teeth.
- Assists in assessing periodontal health and determining treatment options.
Class 1
- Characterized by slight mobility.
- Allows for up to 1 mm of horizontal displacement in the facial-lingual direction.
Class 2
- Indicates moderate mobility.
- Involves horizontal displacement greater than 1 mm but less than 2 mm in the facial-lingual direction.
Class 3
- Represents severe mobility of teeth.
- Exceeds 2 mm of horizontal displacement or includes vertical displacement, indicating that the tooth is depressible from its socket.
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Test your knowledge of the Miller Classification System with these flashcards that explain the different classes of mobility in dental terms. Each card provides definitions and details to help reinforce your understanding of this important classification. Perfect for dental students and professionals alike!
