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Review of the literature shows that the common clinical parameters used in practice are inaccurate in assessing periodontal disease activity. Radiographs and probings are, instead, relatively accurate in retrospectively assessing periodontal disease activity. Currently more sophisticated radiographic techniques are being developed to diagnose ongoing periodontal disease activity
Clinicians are usually inclined to reduce data obtained from diagnosis to a simpler form such as "ye...
Periodontal probes are the main instruments that are used to assess the status of the periodontium, ...
Today, periodontal diseases affect a large segment of the population and they are – together with ca...
Review of the literature shows that the common clinical parameters used in practice are inaccurate i...
A review of the Literature shows that a lat of (non-clinical) umoral markers have been suggested as ...
Periodontal diseases are diagnosed on the basis of clinical signs, with radiographs assisting in tre...
The management of chronic periodontal disease is beset with a numbers of diagnostic as well as thera...
The differences in approach between screening for and diagnosis of periodontal diseases are highligh...
. Intraoral radiographs are widely used in periodontal diagnosis and research. However, accurate rad...
Periodontal diseases are diagnosed on the basis of clinical signs, with radiographs assisting in tre...
Periodontitis is a group of inflammatory diseases that affect the connective tissue attachment and s...
The gingiva-bone count was used clinically, with posterior bitewing radiographs and with a full surv...
Advanced diagnostic methods in periodontology focuses on the techniques used to measure the extent o...
The periodontal pocket, one of the definitive signs of periodontal disease, is the most common param...
This paper reviews the measures and techniques available for use in everyday dental practice to diag...
Clinicians are usually inclined to reduce data obtained from diagnosis to a simpler form such as "ye...
Periodontal probes are the main instruments that are used to assess the status of the periodontium, ...
Today, periodontal diseases affect a large segment of the population and they are – together with ca...
Review of the literature shows that the common clinical parameters used in practice are inaccurate i...
A review of the Literature shows that a lat of (non-clinical) umoral markers have been suggested as ...
Periodontal diseases are diagnosed on the basis of clinical signs, with radiographs assisting in tre...
The management of chronic periodontal disease is beset with a numbers of diagnostic as well as thera...
The differences in approach between screening for and diagnosis of periodontal diseases are highligh...
. Intraoral radiographs are widely used in periodontal diagnosis and research. However, accurate rad...
Periodontal diseases are diagnosed on the basis of clinical signs, with radiographs assisting in tre...
Periodontitis is a group of inflammatory diseases that affect the connective tissue attachment and s...
The gingiva-bone count was used clinically, with posterior bitewing radiographs and with a full surv...
Advanced diagnostic methods in periodontology focuses on the techniques used to measure the extent o...
The periodontal pocket, one of the definitive signs of periodontal disease, is the most common param...
This paper reviews the measures and techniques available for use in everyday dental practice to diag...
Clinicians are usually inclined to reduce data obtained from diagnosis to a simpler form such as "ye...
Periodontal probes are the main instruments that are used to assess the status of the periodontium, ...
Today, periodontal diseases affect a large segment of the population and they are – together with ca...
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