April 2013
Furcation Measurements: Realities and Limitations
Abstract
Furcation involvement is a common sequela of severe chronic periodontal disease. Its effective management has a profound influence on the outcome of periodontal therapy. For the efficient clinical management of furcation defects, it is necessary to have a reliable diagnostic tool that can accurately measure and quantify the furcation defect. This article addresses the various diagnostic methods available and assesses their limitations. Further, it also highlights some new frontiers in the field of furcation diagnosis and measurements.
Other articles in this issue
| Article | |
| The Effect of In Vitro Fertilization on Gingival Inflammation According to Women's Periodontal Status: Clinical Data Anthodesmi Pavlatou, Alexandra Tsami, Nicolaos Vlahos, Themis Mantzavinos and Ioannis Vrotsos | Download |
| A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial on the Clinical and Microbiological Efficacy of Systemic Satranidazole in the Treatment of Chronic Periodontitis A. R. Pradeep, Priyanka N, Nitish Kalra and Savitha B Naik | Download |
| IAP 14th International Biennial Congress | Download |
| Subgingival Root Brushing in Deep Human Periodontal Pockets Lawrence R. Page and Thomas E. Rams | Download |
| IAP World Conclave | Download |
