Which of the following risk factors has the highest link to the initiation and progression of periodontitis?

Which grade of periodontitis is the most common?

When treating periodontitis, what is a realistic goal for the expected outcome?

In order to progress in status from having HIV to having AIDS, what must the CD4+ T-cell count fall below?

Which pocket depths could indicate that the periodontal tissues were healthy?

What is the name of the theory that states that biofilm causes inflammation that leads to gingivitis, but the host response is what allows for periodontal destruction to occur?

What is the most common location for a Kaposi’s sarcoma?

Bone loss of 3-4 mm is indicative of ____________ periodontitis.

The typical appearance of this structure seen on the buccal mucosa is cauliflower-like. It can also be found on any surface that becomes infected with the virus responsible for causing this condition. What is the name of this condition? 111 exam 4 photo 6.jpg

What type of bone loss is present on this radiograph? 111 exam 4 photo 3.jpg