You are great and I think these will help me when I retake the board!! Your amazing!! Do you have any other resources of your own like quizzes I can test myself on. I have Andy rdh’s app and things but didn’t know if you had anything?
Thanks for your positive feedback! I don't have quizzes but I do offer board exam live courses. Check out the community tab on my UA-cam channel to view the flyer. Alternatively, feel free to email me at dhmadeeasy@gmail.com for further information :)
The first question is tricky. Periodontal disease means it could be the gingiva or the other structures, or all of the supporting structures around the teeth. So both C and D are correct. Inflammation of ALL of the structures are around the teeth.. but since Periodontum is all of the structures around the teeth ..it could mean a person has periodontal disease as well, and periodontitis.. which is an inflamed periodontium which actually describes that. Periodontitis is actually the symptom of periodontal disease. Am I not correct? To me, a person whom only displays gingivitis, we might not call it periodontal disease. Sorry, but I always question the question.
Good question! Periodontal disease is a vague term because it can mean gingivitis OR periodontitis. If a person has gingivitis, we CAN say they have periodontal disease. Similarly, if a person has periodontitis, we also CAN say they have periodontitis. However, when an infection occurs in all parts of the periodontium, its definitely periodontitis. If I selected C (periodontal disease), I would be partially correct as C refers to gingivitis and/or periodontitis. It's the 2nd best answer. I hope that helps!
Love how you break down material !!! Thanks 😊
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Love your videos
Thanks!! All the best with your studies!
You are great and I think these will help me when I retake the board!! Your amazing!! Do you have any other resources of your own like quizzes I can test myself on. I have Andy rdh’s app and things but didn’t know if you had anything?
Thanks for your positive feedback! I don't have quizzes but I do offer board exam live courses. Check out the community tab on my UA-cam channel to view the flyer. Alternatively, feel free to email me at dhmadeeasy@gmail.com for further information :)
Very helpful! Thank you, your videos are great!
Thanks for this video!
Learned a lot
The first question is tricky. Periodontal disease means it could be the gingiva or the other structures, or all of the supporting structures around the teeth. So both C and D are correct. Inflammation of ALL of the structures are around the teeth.. but since Periodontum is all of the structures around the teeth ..it could mean a person has periodontal disease as well, and periodontitis.. which is an inflamed periodontium which actually describes that. Periodontitis is actually the symptom of periodontal disease. Am I not correct? To me, a person whom only displays gingivitis, we might not call it periodontal disease. Sorry, but I always question the question.
Good question! Periodontal disease is a vague term because it can mean gingivitis OR periodontitis. If a person has gingivitis, we CAN say they have periodontal disease. Similarly, if a person has periodontitis, we also CAN say they have periodontitis.
However, when an infection occurs in all parts of the periodontium, its definitely periodontitis. If I selected C (periodontal disease), I would be partially correct as C refers to gingivitis and/or periodontitis. It's the 2nd best answer. I hope that helps!
23:10 would you do an Srp on this patient since there is probing and bone loss?
Can you please do microbiology
Thank you very informative video! So recession doesn’t mean a patient has bone loss?
That is correct! Recession could be due to many other reasons such as aggressive toothbrushing, tight mand frenum pull, etc.
hello, are you going to post a review on nutrition or oral path?
Hi there! It is on my to-do list but I don't think I'll have time to do it anytime soon. Sorry!!
@@dentalhygienemadeeasy thank you for the response.