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This week's episode, we are going to be moving beyond the staging and grading. Remember, we only stage or grade a patient if they fit into the category of Plain Jane periodontitis. But we acknowledge that patients can have other types of displays of periodontal disease.
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You guys, we're going to talk about Grade C today. We've made it through Grade A slow rate of progression grade B moderate rate of progression in previous weeks. And this week we are talking about our patients that present with Grade C rapid rate of progression
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Will you “B” my favorite listener today? Today we're talking about AAP grading and specifically looking at our grade B patients. Last week we looked at grade A patients, patients that present with a slow rate of progression of the disease process.
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Okay, everybody, now that you are experts in introduction to grading and current grading parameters, let's take a look shall we, at how we identify Grade A for a patient.
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All right, everybody, get ready to roll up your sleeves as we start looking at some of the parameters that we use currently, when we're looking at grading guidelines.
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Now, this is new for us, or at least it feels new for us. However, I think many of us can agree that in the past we looked at things like grade as incorporated into how we classified our patients.
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It is imperative to understand that this adequate rehabilitation is being done in order to preserve the remaining dentition. This case management requires stabilization or restoration of masticatory function. And of course, it's very clear that this complication for most patients is due to the sequelle of tooth loss affiliated with the activity of periodontal disease to begin with.
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