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==Tooth Mobility==

==Tooth Mobility==

The extent of tooth mobility should be assessed using a suitable instrument, e.g. the blunt end of the handle of a dental mirror or probe. It should not be assessed using fingers directly, since the yield of the soft tissues of the fingers will mask the extent of tooth mobility. The grading of mobility:<br><br>

The extent of tooth mobility should be assessed using a suitable instrument, e.g. the blunt end of the handle of a dental mirror or probe. It should not be assessed using fingers directly, since the yield of the soft tissues of the fingers will mask the extent of tooth mobility. The grading of mobility:

'''Grade 0''' - No mobility<br>

'''Grade 0''' - No mobility<br>

'''Grade 1''' - Horizontal movement of 1 mm or less<br>

'''Grade 1''' - Horizontal movement of 1 mm or less<br>

'''Grade 3''' - Vertical as well as horizontal movement

'''Grade 3''' - Vertical as well as horizontal movement

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==Crown Abnormalities==

==Crown Abnormalities==

Any surface defect of the crown needs to be identified and recorded. Surface defects are diagnosed using the explorer probe – the sharp point is run across the crown to identify any catches. Crown defects such as enamel dysplasia, fractured teeth (with or without pulp exposure), worn teeth, caries lesions or odontoclastic resorptive lesions are noted on the chart and treated appropriately.

Any surface defect of the crown needs to be identified and recorded. Surface defects are diagnosed using the explorer probe – the sharp point is run across the crown to identify any catches. Crown defects such as enamel dysplasia, fractured teeth (with or without pulp exposure), worn teeth, caries lesions or odontoclastic resorptive lesions are noted on the chart and treated appropriately.

[[Category:To Do - Dentistry]]

[[Category:To Do - Dentistry]]