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Tarnow and Fletcher furcation classification: a standalone construct

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Periodontology

a subclassification of furcation involvement by the vertical depth of bone loss from the furcation roof, added to horizontal furcation grades.

In periodontology, Tarnow and Fletcher furcation classification refers to a subclassification of furcation involvement by the vertical depth of bone loss from the furcation roof, added to horizontal furcation grades. This meaning comes from Tarnow (1984) in Journal of Periodontology.[1]

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References

Tarnow, D., & Fletcher, P. (1984). Classification of the Vertical Component of Furcation Involvement. Journal of Periodontology, 55(5), 283-284. https://doi.org/10.1902/jop.1984.55.5.283

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