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Dentistry

Periodontology

Risk factors in periodontal disease

Stepwise approach for treatment of periodontal diseases (Steps 1 and 2)

Gingival enlargement: systemic changes and drug-influenced causes

Role of host response and mechanisms of periodontal tissue destruction

Role of adjunctive antimicrobials in managing periodontal diseases

Clinical and histological outcomes and management options following non-surgical therapy

Periodontal reassessment after non-surgical treatment and supportive periodontal care

Acute periodontal conditions and necrotising periodontal diseases

Revision of classification of periodontal diseases and overview of steps of periodontal therapy

Diagnosis and management of halitosis

History taking and clinical assessment of patients with periodontal and peri-implant diseases

Practical aspects of implementing Steps 1 and 2 of periodontal therapy

Systemic risk factors for periodontitis: diabetes and smoking

Systemic risk factors for periodontitis: medications, pregnancy and others

Self-applied antimicrobials in preventing and managing periodontal diseases

Role of professionally administered adjunctive antimicrobials in managing periodontitis

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King's Year 3 BDS: Periodontology

A comprehensive periodontology course mapped to the King's College London BDS Year 3 syllabus. Covers classification and risk factors, host response and tissue destruction, stepwise non-surgical therapy, supportive care, acute and necrotising conditions, systemic risk factors, history taking and peri-implant assessment. Each album follows the King's Year 3 lecture list, drawing on curated clinical content so students can revise every lecture on exam-ready material.

Role of host response and mechanisms of periodontal tissue destruction

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Role of host response and mechanisms of periodontal tissue destruction