When Measuring for Furcation Involvement, Which of the Following Classes

question 19

Multiple Choice

When measuring for furcation involvement, which of the following classes is described by the probe passing completely through the furcation, but the furcation is not clinically visible?

• A) Class I
• B) Class II
• C) Class III
• D) Class IV

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