Periodontics Class 2 and 3

Acute diseases of the periodontium, such as:
Periodontal diseases or periodontium exhibiting:
(a) Acute pericoronitis, acute gingivitis or acute
periodontal disease.
(b) Periodontal abscess.
(c) Progressive mucogingival conditions.
(d) Periodontal manifestations of systemic disease or
hormonal disturbances.
(e) Generalized moderate (greater than 30%) to heavy
subgingival calculus
(f) Moderate to severe periodontitis.
Acute periodontal manifestations of systemic diseases or
hormonal disturbances.

Chronic diseases of the periodontium not projected to become acute
within 12 months.
Non-acute gingivitis.
Periodontal diseases as defined by 5 mm or greater
probing attachment loss, with bleeding or purulence on
probing, without excessive mobility or pain upon
mastication.
Non-progressive mucogingival conditions.
Patients in active periodontal therapy - condition not
expected to result in a dental emergency within the next 12
months. Maintenance therapy; stable or nooprogressive
mucogingival conditions requiring periodic evaluation.

CHRONIC diseases of the periodontium that are likely to
become acute within 12 months.
Periodontal diseases as defined by S mm or greater
probing attachment loss, with bleeding or purulence on
probing, and excessive mobility or pain upon
mastication, or any previous history of periodontal
abscess formation.

Requires removal of supragingivaI or mild to moderate (localized:
less than 30o/Il}_ subgingival calculus.

Requires oral prophylaxis