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The probe is again walked around each tooth. We then measure and record 6 points around each tooth, this gives us a much clearer picture of the pockets (the gap between the tooth and the gums, below the gumline) that are deeper and may need further treatment to stabilise this condition.
Periodontal charting is the process of measuring pockets the space between a tooth and the gum tissue surrounding it. Your dentist or dental hygienist uses an instrument known as a probe and carefully inserts it into this space.
Essential Components of Periodontal Chart Forms Key components recorded include attachment levels, furcation involvement, tooth mobility, and regions of bleeding or suppuration. An effective chart form should also note calculus presence and plaque status to offer a comprehensive view of the patients oral health.
The Meanings of the Measurements 0-3mm without bleeding: Perfect! 1-3mm with bleeding: Early signs of gingivitis. 3-5mm with no bleeding: This is an indication that there is a potential for gum disease. 3-5mm with bleeding: This is an early stage of gum disease or the beginning of periodontitis.
Healthy gums have a measurement of 1-3 mm. Areas of concern have pocket measurements of 4 mm or more. If there is any sensitivity during probing, this also serves as a red flag. Areas with larger measurements typically have high sensitivity.
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Periodontal charting is a diagnostic procedure that provides a comprehensive assessment of the health status of the periodontium, systematically documenting key clinical parameters related to the gingiva, periodontal ligament, and alveolar bone.
Periodontal charting is simple and relatively painless, during the procedure you will hear your dentist or hygienist call out a series of numbers for each tooth. This is measuring, in millimeters, the cuff of your gum line and the point at which the gum actually attaches to your tooth.
Code D0180 indicates the evaluation includes evaluation of periodontal condi- tions, probing and charting and mandates the patient has periodontal disease or has risk factors and that periodontal probing and charting be completed.

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