Hi! No, it does NOT cause pocket (this question is an exception question). This means that occlusal trauma can cause attrition, TMJ issues, and fractured teeth, but NOT perio pocket. Hope that helps!
@@dentalhygienemadeeasy hi, just a quick question. the slide before the question 38 states "rapid bone loss and pocket formation may result" so how can occlusal trauma not cause the pocket if a pocket can result from occlusal trauma? isn't the information contradicting each other a little bit?
Thank you for this video and sharing. It was very helpful for my boards :)
Thanks for your comment! I hope the board exam went well :)
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slide @ 17:50 shows occlusal trauma cause pocket?
Hi! No, it does NOT cause pocket (this question is an exception question). This means that occlusal trauma can cause attrition, TMJ issues, and fractured teeth, but NOT perio pocket. Hope that helps!
@@dentalhygienemadeeasy hi, just a quick question. the slide before the question 38 states "rapid bone loss and pocket formation may result" so how can occlusal trauma not cause the pocket if a pocket can result from occlusal trauma? isn't the information contradicting each other a little bit?
Thank you so much for sharing! ♥️
How can I get this book please
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