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Check-Up with Furcation Assessment
A periodontal examination focused on assessing furcation involvement and the supporting structures of multi-rooted teeth.
What's included
- Review of medical and dental history
- Clinical examination of the gums
- Assessment of furcation areas
- Evaluation of bone support loss
- Measurement of furcation involvement
- Assessment of tooth stability
- Analysis of periodontal progression
- Personalized treatment and maintenance recommendations
Frequently asked questions
What is a furcation?
It is the area where the roots of a multi-rooted tooth separate.
Why is furcation assessment important?
Because damage in this area can compromise the stability and prognosis of the tooth.
Is the procedure painful?
No, it is generally a simple clinical examination.
Who should undergo this assessment?
Patients with periodontal disease or a history of bone loss around teeth.
How often should it be performed?
According to the maintenance schedule recommended by the dentist.