BASIC PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION (BPE)
BASIC PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION (BPE) Careful assessment of the periodontal tissues is an essential component of patient management. The BPE is a simple and rapid screening tool that is used to indicate the level of examination needed and to provide basic guidance on treatment need. Please note; the BPE does not provide a diagnosis. How to record ...
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