For patients with BPE codes of 3 or 4, more detailed periodontal charting is required Code 3: Initial therapy including self-care advice (oral hygiene instruction and risk factor control) then, post-initial therapy, record a 6-point pocket chart in that sextant only

2014年2月1日 · According to the British Society of Periodontology and the updated periodontal classification, if a patient has a BPE score of 3 and this is the first time, then you should carry out initial therapy and then review them in 3 months. If the BPE of 3 persists, then a full periodontal assessment should be carried out.

2014年4月25日 · However, within Table 2 it records that BPE scores of 1 and above signify certain periodontal diseases. For example, a BPE score of 3 signifies 'mild to moderate periodontitis'.

For patients with a BPE score of 3, full charting of the affected sextant should be carried out after initial treatment. For patients with a BPE score of 4, full charting of the whole dentition should be performed before treatment begins. Probing depths observed at …

2016年6月1日 · In many ways code 3 is a. crucial part of the BPE system as it has the potential to identify periodontal disease at a very early stage when it is easier to manage. At the. same time, however,...

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For a patient with BPE Code 3: at post-treatment review, carry out a full periodontal assessment including 6-point pocket chart at involved sextant (s) to determine if probing pocket depths have reduced and to confirm the periodontal diagnosis. For patients with BPE Code 4 and those with a history of periodontitis:

Interpretation of BPE scores The BPE score for each sextant gives an indication of the care required in that sextant. Where a patient has recession and areas of periodontal attachment loss, more detailed examination is required (see Full periodontal examination) and treatment should not be based on a BPE score.

the most discussion and the widest variety of views was code 3. In many ways code 3 is a crucial part of the BPE system as it has the potential to identify period

For patients with BPE codes of 3 or 4, more detailed periodontal charting is required: Code 3: record full probing depths (6 sites per tooth) in the sextant(s) where the code 3 was recorded, in addition to recording the BPE in those sextants with scores 0, 1 or 2