Which of the following is/are treatment(s) for advanced periodontal disease?
A) Removing plaque and tartar.
B) Cleaning out gingival crevices AND removing plaque and tartar.
C) Removing plaque and tartar AND minor gum surgery.
D) Brushing and flossing, filling cavities with amalgam, AND antibiotic therapy.
E) Cleaning out gingival crevices, minor gum surgery, AND antibiotic therapy.

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Advanced periodontal disease requires a combination of treatments, including cleaning out gingival crevices, minor gum surgery, and antibiotic therapy. Removing plaque and tartar alone may not be sufficient, and filling cavities with amalgam is not a treatment for periodontal disease.

Which of the Following Is/are Treatment(s) for Advanced Periodontal Disease