When the Junctional Epithelium Has Migrated Below the Cementoenamel Junction

question 4

Multiple Choice

When the junctional epithelium has migrated below the cementoenamel junction (CEJ) , but remains above the crest of alveolar bone, what type of defect is present?

• A) Furcation
• B) Intrabony pocket
• C) Gingival dehiscence
• D) Suprabony pocket

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