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The Perio Chart has comments fields for diagnosis and treatment plan: Configuring single screen perio This non-surgical dental procedure is done with a laser or ultrasonic device. Hand instruments, like curettes and scalers, are also common. A: No, the diagnostic statement including the staging and grading reflect the severity of the case on presentation and the level of risk or susceptibility that the patient has.

Hasani-Sadrabadi MM, et al. (2019). Hierarchically patterned polydopamine-containing membranes for periodontal tissue engineering. As clinicians, we can provide the initial therapy to gauge patient compliance and help them take a step towards betterment. This includes giving oral hygiene advice and encouraging better lifestyle choices with regards to the risk factors for periodontal disease (including stress, smoking and a poor diet). How would you claim for periodontal treatment on code 3 BPE patients on the NHS

Information on how to enable Single Screen Perio can be found here - Enable/Disable Single Screen Perio Martinez-Herrera M, et al. (2017). Association between obesity and periodontal disease: A systematic review of epidemiological studies and controlled clinical trials.

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A: The diagnosis of Aggressive Periodontitis alone did not automatically necessitate the use of systemic antibiotics as an adjunct to treatment. The use or timing of systemic antibiotics in the management of Aggressive Periodontitis was always a clinical judgement call and nothing has changed due to the new classification system.

A: BSP is not strictly in a position to issue formal guidance on these issues. People should be advised to refer to current guidance and make a risk-assessed decision.

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A: No, Staging and Grading is based on the worst affected tooth with periodontal disease. Whilst a diagnostic statement might give the feeling that a case is severe, but on examination it turns out to be based on one very badly affected tooth, as clinicians we interpret our clinical findings and treat accordingly. The new system, like the previous system, does not dictate treatment based on a specific diagnosis and it is for the clinician to decide on the most appropriate treatment for each case. The Working Group’s agreed position is that the use of high volume suction is recommended to reduce the potential risk of SARS-CoV-2 transmission associated with dental aerosol generating procedures. This agreed position is based on very low certainty, indirect evidence in favour of high volume suction, insignificant risk of harm, and as a standard current practice, high volume suction is known to be acceptable and feasible. “