Problem
I. What should Mr. Verosky be told about the spaces between his anterior teeth?
II. What factors in Mr. Verosky's health history will be critical for the dental team to consider during treatment?
III. What signs of inflammation are evident on Mr. Verosky's clinical photographs?
IV. What etiologic risk factors for gingival and periodontal diseases are evident on Mr. Verosky's clinical evaluation?
V. Does Mr. Verosky's periodontal evaluation indicate that he has attachment l oss on some of his teeth? How did you arrive at your conclusion?
VI. What etiologic risk factors for gingival and periodontal diseases are evident from Mr. Verosky's radiographs?
VII. On Mr. Verosky's radiographs, what specific findings indicate that the alveolar bone level is normal or abnormal?
VIII. How should you characterize Mr. Verosy's periodontal condition? Do you think that he has gingivitis, periodontitis, neither, or both? What clinical or radiographic findings did you use to reach your conclusion?
IX. Develop a step by step plan for nonsurgical periodontal therapy for Mr. Verosky.
X. What information should your dental team give Mr. Verosky about his periodontal condition?
XI. What should Mr. Verosky be told about the possible need for periodontal surgery later in his treatment?
XII. What should Mr. Verosky be told about the need for continuing treatment such as periodontal maintenance?
XIII. Mr. Verosky has a temporary restoration in a lower molar teeth. What should he be told about his restoration?