Explain cumulative interceptive supportive therapy, Biology

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Cumulative Interceptive Supportive Therapy (ITI Consensus report)

Systematic and continuous monitoring of the periimplant tissue conditions is recommended for the diagnosis of peri-implant health and disease. The parameters that are recommended to assess the presence and severity of diseases include:

- Presence of plaque and calculus.

- Peri implant Probing Depth [PD].

- Presence of Bleeding on Probing [BOP].

- Presence of Suppuration.

- Radiographic evaluation

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