WREB perio section? pocket depth 8 to 9 mm

[Prosthoman]

anyone knows if the pocket depth is more than 5 like about 8 to 9, acceptable for WREB exam? any advice is greatly appericiated.

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[DSFac]

anyone knows if the pocket depth is more than 5 like about 8 to 9, acceptable for WREB exam? any advice is greatly appericiated.

Please refer to the WREB Candidate Guide in the Periodontal section.
http://www.wreb.org/dental/dentalPDFs/3Periodontal06.pdf

On the first page (41 of overall guide), the Patient Criteria are listed. These are the minimum. While deeper pockets are acceptable, they would not be advisable. The penalties for remaining calculus are severe (pg. 5 in this section or 45 of overall guide). There are no brownie points for an extremely difficult case, only a greater chance of not passing. Make sure you have the proper teeth in the quadrant(s), enough easily detectable calculus, and at least two teeth with a probing depth of 5.

Why choose a patient with 8-9 mm pockets?

 

[Prosthoman]

Please refer to the WREB Candidate Guide in the Periodontal section.
http://www.wreb.org/dental/dentalPDFs/3Periodontal06.pdf

On the first page (41 of overall guide), the Patient Criteria are listed. These are the minimum. While deeper pockets are acceptable, they would not be advisable. The penalties for remaining calculus are severe (pg. 5 in this section or 45 of overall guide). There are no brownie points for an extremely difficult case, only a greater chance of not passing. Make sure you have the proper teeth in the quadrant(s), enough easily detectable calculus, and at least two teeth with a probing depth of 5.

Why choose a patient with 8-9 mm pockets?

well, you are right. THanks for all your help