During the development of a disease, there is a sequence of events. This is termed:

• Pathogenesis

• 2. Periodontal disease

• 2. Periodontitis

• 3. Pericardium

2. Which of the following is a type of periodontal disease?

• 1. Gingivitis

• 1. Periodontitis

• 1. Cementogenesis

• Both blue and green

The position of the junctional epithelium is _____to the CEJ in gingivitis.

• 2. Apical

• 2. Coronal

• 2. Distal

• Mesial

2. In gingivitis, which of the following structures remains intact?

• 1. Supragingival fiber bundles

• Periodontal ligament

• 2. Alveolar bone

• PDL & Alveolar bone

5. For those with gingivitis, why is there an increased probing depth of a gingival pocket?

• 1. Enlarged tissue

  2. Apical migration of the junctional epithelium

• 2. Destruction of the periodontal ligament fibers

• Both are correct

5. Which state of disease results in Permanent destruction of the tissues of the periodontium?

• 1. Gingivitis

• 2. Periodontitis

• 1. Periodontal disease

• 1. Gingivitis & Periodontitis

5. This pattern of bone loss is fairly even, with an overall reduction in the height of the alveolar bone.

• 1. Horizontal bone loss

• 2. Vertical bone loss

• Both are correct

This type of bone resorption appears as an uneven oblique direction affecting a single tooth.

• 8. Osseous crater

• 8. Horizontal bone loss

• 8. Vertical bone loss
     

• 8. Infrabony defect

8. If apical migration of the junctional epithelium continues, it is:

• 1. A pseudo pocket

• 2. The site of active disease

• 2. Gingivitis

• 2. Inflammation

8. What is the pathological deepening of the gingival sulcus called?

• 1. A suprabony pocket

• 2. Apical migration

• 2. A periodontal pocket

• 2. An infrabony pocket