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Health Encyclopedia: Periodontal Disease Diagnosis
Diagnosis
The dental practitioner typically performs a number of procedures to determine a diagnosis of periodontal disease.
Medical History
The dentist will first take a medical history to reveal any past or present periodontal problems, any underlying diseases that might be contributing to the problem, and any medications the patient is taking. After noting the general state of oral hygiene, the dentist may ask about the quality of home dental care.
Physical Examination
Inspection of the Gum Area. ...
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