Question

Can someone rewrite this paragraph for me?

Thank you.

I believe prior to deciding if the patient should have osseous surgery, I would suggest antibiotic treatment by referring them to the periodontist. I would also go through their medical history to notice there are any possible connections. There can be an underlying systemic disease that can be preventing the patient from improving. I would also perform thorough prophylaxis because the gum will be able to heal well when free from biofilm and calculus. I would monitor all of this in combination with NSPT to see if there are in advances in her treatment. Because the patient is ASA Class 1 we can suggest an osseous surgery if absolutely needed. If the patient needed an implant, we would want the disease to be well controlled before placing the implant.

Answer 1

Due to the some underlying systemic disease may be it is the reason that patient is unable to recover faster. So, I would take some other test and perform thorough prophylaxis. The reason behind performing this is that it will lead to heal the gum when free from biofilm and calculus.

Osseous surgery can be performed as because the patient is ASA class 1.If the patient needed an implant, we would want the disease to be well controlled before placing the implant.