Each of the following periodontal case types will reveal bony changes radiographically except one. Which one is the exception?
A) Health or gingivitis
B) Mild periodontitis
C) Moderate periodontitis
D) Severe periodontitis
A
Explanation: A) The American Academy of Periodontal Disease Classification for health or gingivitis do not image soft tissue and thus the radiographic appearance of the supporting bone in this type will appear the same as normal bone.
B) The American Academy of Periodontal Disease Classification for health or gingivitis do not image soft tissue and thus the radiographic appearance of the supporting bone in this type will appear the same as normal bone.
C) The American Academy of Periodontal Disease Classification for health or gingivitis do not image soft tissue and thus the radiographic appearance of the supporting bone in this type will appear the same as normal bone.
D) The American Academy of Periodontal Disease Classification for health or gingivitis do not image soft tissue and thus the radiographic appearance of the supporting bone in this type will appear the same as normal bone.
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