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Severe Periodontal Disease: A Case Study
After diagnosing and treatment planning a client who has severe periodontal disease I drew up a mouth chart for my client to approach her condition in a more gentle aspect, I believe if you see what going on in your mouth on a diagram then the client will want to pursue needed care for better health. Written and verbal instructions were implemented. A Reach floss handle, oral irrigation with Listerine, and a powered toothbrush was demonstrated proficiency. The client was excited to start taking charge of her oral health, that she took her mouth chart to her place of work to show the younger generation what it means to take care of your oral health or else they could end up like her. My client also had an issue with sensitivity, I educated

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