A 38-year-old man came to the dentist. After history-taking and examination he was found to have exacerbated generalized periodontitis of the II-degree with periodontal pockets 3-5 mm deep. After the local factors were removed and anti- inflammatory treatment was provided to the patient, it is necessary to remove the periodontal pockets. What method should be applied in this case?

Answer options

1. Curettage
2. Gingivotomy
3. Vestibuloplasty
4. Gingivectomy
5. Flap surgery

Explanation

infection in a lower molar, the initial sign of the infection would be in the submandibular nodes; if it were not successfully combated there, it would spread secondarily to the upper deep cervical nodes because submandibular nodes Drain the Mandibular canines, premolars, molars, except for wisdom teeth.