Periodontics - Ressective Osseous Surgery

Resective osseous surgery is primarily performed to treat:

• a )Gingivitis

• b) Tooth decay

• c) Advanced periodontal disease

• d) Dental caries

The main goal of resective osseous surgery is to:

• a) Remove infected gum tissue

• b) Create a more favorable environment for tissue regeneration

• c) Realign crooked teeth

• d) Whiten discolored teeth

Which of the following is NOT a step involved in resective osseous surgery?

• a) Incision and flap elevation

• b) Removal of diseased tissue and bone

• c) Placement of dental implants

• d) Smoothing of root surfaces

What is the purpose of smoothing root surfaces during resective osseous surgery?

• a) To remove bacterial deposits

• b) To promote reattachment of gum tissue

• c) To improve esthetics

• d) To reduce tooth sensitivity

Resective osseous surgery involves the removal of:

• a) Healthy gum tissue

• b) Infected gum tissue

• c) Tooth enamel

• d) Dental pulp