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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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Let's move into stage three. As we look at patients in which, according to the Academy, the periodontitis has now produced a significant amount of damage to the attachment apparatus. And, we also understand [spoiler alert]....
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Cold and flu season is approaching during an ongoing pandemic, At the first sign of any symptoms, you may ask yourself: “Do I have COVID-19? Common cold? The flu? Understanding your symptoms can be a challenge. Not everyone with the same illness experience the same symptoms.
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This week we talk about stage two periodontitis, and I want to be very clear when we talk about stage two periodontitis for our patients, we're specifically talking about patients who have likely been residing in a stage one periodontitis situation and have now experienced, as the Academy calls it "established periodontitis".
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[Singing] "Let's talk about Stage Baby. Let's talk about"... Okay, I'll spare you guys and not sing! I'm here today because we're going to begin the conversation around AAP staging and grading, beginning with discussing stage one periodontitis.
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Oh, my gosh, you guys, can you believe it? We're going to start the conversation about AAP staging Woohoo, so awesome and one of my favorite topics! So buckle up if you're in your car or even if you're not in your car, still buckle up because it's going to be amazing.
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