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What is the correct treatment sequence for a periodontal patient with hopeless teeth?

  1. Extraction of hopeless teeth  SRP  definitive restorations (crowns)
  2. Crowns first  extractions  SRP
  3. Implants first  SRP  extractions
  4. Orthodontics  crowns  extractions
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Correct answer: A. Extraction of hopeless teeth  SRP  definitive restorations (crowns)

Extraction of hopeless teeth  SRP  definitive restorations Standard periodontal therapy sequence: Phase I (emergency + hopeless tooth extractions + SRP + OHI + caries control)  Phase II (re-evaluation, surgery if needed)  Phase III (definitive restorative/prosthetic)  Phase IV (maintenance). Hopeless teeth must come out before definitive restorations are planned.

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