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When taking his blood pressure reading into consideration, what category would he fall into based on the recent AHA/ACC guidelines?

What would you suspect would be the best explanation for his blood pressure reading?

You also note from his medical history that his pulse is quite high. What might be the best explanation for that?

Given the vast amount of breakdown of his tooth enamel and the black discoloration, what do you suspect may be the primary cause of this deterioration?

In order to address his &ldquo;Chief Complaint&rdquo; what would be the most realistic course of action?

Based on your clinical, radiographic and historical findings, how would you classify this patient&rsquo;s periodontal status according to the 2018 AAP Classification of Periodontal and Peri-implant diseases?

Although not all of the criteria were fulfilled for the Grading classification of this condition, what was the most important determining factor for your choice?

What immediate oral hygiene recommendations would you make for this patient to assist him in improving his oral health?

What IMMEDIATE health promotion recommendations would you give to this patient concerning his oral and general health?

When evaluating a patient&rsquo;s profile for dental erosion, all of the following are risk factors to consider EXCEPT one.

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Dental And Oral Health - Case Study 29

Dental Case Study 29 provides you with insights on dental education, research and complex issues to help you and your patients - achieve success every day.

Case Study 29 - Dental & Oral Healthcare | Dentalcare

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