8. Occlusal Trauma Flashcards
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What is the effect of increased magnitude of occlusal force on the periodontium?
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Increased magnitude of occlusal forces has what effect on alveolar bone?
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The PDL best accomodates occlusal forces that are in which direction?
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What two directions of occlusal forces can injure the periodontium?
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Are constant or intermittent occlusal forces more damaging?
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What is occlusal trauma?
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Tissue injury to the ____, ______, and _____ results when occlusal forces exceed the adaptive capacity of the periodontium.
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The ____ injury is called occlusal trauma.
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Does occlusal trauma have visible histology?
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What is the definition of traumatic occlusion or traumatic occlusal force?
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What are two things seen histologically with occlusal trauma?
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Are dental implants able to adapt to occlusal forces? Why?
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What happens when dental implants encounter traumatic occlusal forces?
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What causes acute occlusal trauma?
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What are two examples of acute occlusal trauma causes?
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What are three symptoms of acute occlusal trauma?
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Is chronic or acute occlusal trauma more common than acute
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Chronic occlusal trauma develops gradually from occlusal changes such as:
- ____
- _____
- _____
- ____
- ______
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What is the definition of Primary Occlusal Trauma?
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Does the tooth have any attachment or bone loss in Primary Occlusal Trauma?
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Are occlusal forces excessive or normal in Primary Occlusal Trauma?
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What is the definition of Secondary Occlusal Trauma?
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In Secondary Occlusal Trauma, the tooth has a _______ to withstand occlusal forces.
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Are occlusal forces normal or excessive in Secondary Occlusal Trauma?
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What effect does occlusal trauma have on the PDL?
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What type of defects are there in bone when occlusal trauma has occured?
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What effect does occlusal trauma have on the lamina dura?
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What is fremitus as a result of occlusal trauma?
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How do you check for fremitus?
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What is a Class 1 mobility scale measurement?
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What is a class II mobility scale measurement?
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What is a class III mobility scale measurement?
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What is stage I, II, and III of tissue response to increased occlusal forces?
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What is most susceptible to injury from excessive occlusal forces?
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What is the effect of injury from occlusal force on mitotic acitivity, proliferation of fibroblasts, collagen formation, and bone formation?
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When can repair from occlusal forces occur?
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What is removed and what is formed in Stage II, the repair stage?
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What is the result of the adaptive remodeling stage on the PDL?
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What defects are seen in bone during the adaptive remodeling stage?
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Are teeth mobile in the adaptive remodeling stage?
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What effect does hypofunction have on the PDL?
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What effect does hypofunction have on the PDL fibers?
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What affect does hypofunction have on the alveolar bone?
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What effect does hypofunction have on bone height?
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What impairs the reversibility of traumatic lesions?
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The dental biofilm initiates ____ and ______.
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Is margingal gingiva affected by Occlusal trauma?
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Does occlusal trauma case periodontal pockets or gingivitis?
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Occlusal trauma can ____ the periodontal destruction induced by periodontitis.
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Occlusal trauma does NOT cause pocket formation, but what can it do in the presence of plaque-induced periodontitis?
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What are 2 factors that could lead to pathological tooth migration associated with periodontal disease?
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Is drifting the same thing as pathologic tooth migration?
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What does drifting of teeth not result from?
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Drifting of teeth is a common sequela when ______.
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Drfiting can lead to ____, which leads to ____, which can lead to _____.
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What is a genetic disorder associated with Periodontitis that results in defective transendothelial migration?
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What is a genetic disorder associated with Periodontitis that results in impaired killing of microorganisms by neutrophils?
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What are 7 genetic disorders associated with Periodontitis?
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Is there a genetic component to chronic periodontitis?
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What makes periodontitis a multi-factorial disease?
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What does MyPerioID test for? What does it report?
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What does PerioPredict test for?
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Small effect of ____ polymorphism makes up a tiny fraction of genetic component of risk for chronic periodontitis.
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Do smokers have an increased or decreased expression of clinical inflammation?
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Do smokers have increased or decreased bleeding on probing?
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What is the major risk factor for periodontitis prevalence, extent, and severity?
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How do pocket depth, attachment loss, bone loss, and tooth loss present in smokers vs. non-smokers?
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Former smokers are ____ times more likely to have periodontitis.
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Smokers having less than 9 cigarettes per day are ___ times more likely to have periodontitis.
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Heavy smokers smoking more than 31 cigarretes per day are ___ times more likely to have periodontitis.
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Smoking is associated with _____ in young adults aged 19-30.
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On average, smokers are ___ times more likely to have periodontitis than non-smokers.
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What is the disease severity of those who smoke cigars and pipe smokers compared to smokers and non-smokers?
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WIth E-cigarretes, inhalation of flavorings is associated with ______, also known as _____.
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E-cigarettes may promote a unique _____.
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Can E-cigarretes be used as an aid to smoking cessation?
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How does cannabis use affect probe depths, clinical attachment loss, and odds of severe periodontitis?
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CBD (Cannabidiol) may promote _______ by increasing gingival fibroblast production and inhibiting ____.
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Chewing tobacco is associated with what two pathologies?
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Smokers may have increased numbers of what 7 bacteria?
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Effects of smoking on immune response are impaired ____, _____, and ____.
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Smoking results in decreased _____ production for immune response.
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What are three tissue destructive enzymes that have increased release in smokers?
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What effect does smoking have on blood vessels and blood flow?
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Smokers have less _____ concentration in gingival tissues.
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What is seen in smokers following scaling and root planing?
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What is seen in smokers when bone grafts are done?
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There is ___ the risk of increased risk of implant complications and failure in smokers.
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What are the 5 A’s for smoking cessation?
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What are two medicines that may help with smoking cessation?