21. Necrotising periodontal disease Flashcards
Types of Necrotising periodontal diseases
- Necrotising gingivitis
- Necrotising periodontitis
- Necrotising stomatitis
-Acute
-Recurrent
-Chronic
Necrotising gingivitis
- Destructive inflammatory gingival condition
- Limited to gingival tissue w/ no loss of attachment
Necrotising Periodontitis
- Loss of attachment(gingiva, PDL, Alveolar bone)
Necrotising stomatitis
Progession of the disease beyond the MGJ
Prevelance of Necrotising periodontal diseases
- Rare in industrialised countries-> common in developing
- Occurs in children/young adults commonly
- Occurs commonly in immunocompromised individuals
Affects all age groups
Clinical characteristics of Necrotising gingivitis
- Ulcerated and necrotic papillae
- Painful
- Gingival margin w/ punched out appearance/cratered
- Interproximal craters
- Ulcers=>covered w/ yellowish white/greyish slough+Psuedomembranes of fibrin and necrotic tissue=>
- Removal=>bleeding, exposure of underlying tissue and pain
- Bleeding spontaneously
- Swollen papillae w/ rounded contour
- Linear erythema
- Poor oral hygiene
-Pseudomembranes also contain leukocytes, erythrocytes, bacteria
-Lesions typically start at top of interdental papillae and migrate to involve whole gingiva
-Usually occurs in regions w/ chronic periodontitis
-Linear erythema between marginal necrosis and relatively unaffected gingiva
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Interproximal craters
- Involved papillae=>facial and lingual portions=>
- Necrotic depression between
- Associated w/deep pocket formation
- Gingival necrosis develops rapidly
-Gingival necrosis often coincides w/ loss off crestal alveolar bone
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Aveolar bone necrosis
- Rapid in progession
- Sequrestrum=> first irremovable then loosened and removeable w/ forceps
- Very evident in immunocompromised patients
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Necrotising stomatitis
- Necrosis progesses beyond MGJ
- Immunocompromised patients and malnutrition
- Bone denudation->sequestration, oroantral fistula and osteitis
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Additional symtoms of Necrotising periodontal diseases
- Swelling of lymph nodes
- Fever and malaise
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Swelling of lymph nodes
- Regional lymph nodes in advanced cases
- Submandibular and cervical especially
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Fever and malaise
- Not characteristic but can occur
- Elevation of temperature
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Oral hygiene
- Poor and tooth brushing painful
- Large amounts of plaque especially along gingival margin
- Thin white film covering parts of attached gingiva
Film indicates patient havent cleaned area properly=>Composed of desquamated epithelial cells and bacteria in meshwork of salivary proteins
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Acute forms
- Most prediminant presentation
- Rapid destruction of periodontal tissue
- Progesses to less painful chronic stage w/ attachment loss
Necrotising periodontal diseases
Chronic forms
- Craters
- Subgingival calculus and plaque
- Acute ulcerative necrotic areas may disappear=>
- Acute exacerbations can occur