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Periodontal Probing and Individual Risk Assessment
A detailed periodontal examination that measures gum health and determines the individual's risk of developing periodontal disease.
What's included
- Review of medical and dental history
- Clinical examination of the gums
- Measurement of periodontal pocket depths
- Assessment of bleeding on probing
- Evaluation of gum recession
- Analysis of plaque and oral hygiene status
- Identification of periodontal risk factors
- Collection of clinical periodontal data
- Individual risk calculation and classification
- Personalized preventive and treatment recommendations
Frequently asked questions
What is periodontal probing?
It is a clinical procedure used to measure the depth of the spaces between the teeth and gums.
Is the procedure painful?
Generally no, although some patients may experience mild sensitivity.
Why is individual risk assessment important?
It helps predict the likelihood of developing or worsening periodontal disease.
How long does the examination take?
Typically between 20 and 40 minutes.
Who should undergo this assessment?
Anyone showing signs of gum disease or individuals with known periodontal risk factors.