Anatomy, Structure and Function of the Periodontium

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Anatomy, Structure and Function of the
Periodontium
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• Aims
• To provide an understanding of the aetiology,
  nature and progression of the periodontal
  diseases and the principles of periodontal
  diagnosis, treatment planning and management.
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• Objectives
• On completion of the course, you should be able
  to
• Describe the periodontium in health and disease
• Explain current concepts of the aetiology,
  development and progression of the periodontal
  diseases
• Classify the periodontal diseases
• Outline the host defences against microbial
  plaque
• Explain the concept of risk and discuss risk
  factors
• Outline the principles of periodontal diagnosis,
  treatment planning and management
• Cite relevant supporting references for the
  module topics

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Periodontium
4 Connective tissues
2 calcified 2 non-calcified
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tendon
periodontal ligament
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Rabbit tendon
perinatal
1 month
adult
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Rabbit tendon
perinatal
1 month
adult
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PDL
PAD
Frequency
Size (nm)
Size (nm)
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From Periodontal Ligament in Health and Disease.
Berkovitz et al.
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From Periodontal Ligament in Health and Disease.
Berkovitz et al.
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