CDH 4.5 Flashcards

1
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What is the diagnosis of external inflammatory resorption?

A

Root surface intact but tramlines of root canal are distinct

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What is the treatment of external inflammatory resorption?

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Endo

If progressive conducer iodoform paste (vitapex) or CaOH every 6 months and plan for prosthetic

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What is the diagnosis of internal inflammatory resorption?

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Tramlines of root canal indistinct, root surfaces intact, radiolucency in pulp chamber, pink ‘cervical’ discolouration

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4
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What is replacement resorption (ankylosis)?

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Initiated by severe PDL damage

Where bone directly fuses to dentine

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5
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What is the management of lateral luxation and extrusion?

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Reposition under LA as very mobile

Flexible splint for 4 weeks

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What are the current strategies for treatment for intrusion with closed apices?

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0-3mm = allow spontaneous re-eruption, no movement after 3 weeks do ortho traction 
3-7mm = disimpact and reposition with ortho and flexible splint for 2 weeks 
>7mm = disimpact and surgically reposition and flexible splint for 2 weeks
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What are the current strategies for treatment for intrusion with open apices?

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<7mm = allow for spontaneous re-eruption 
>7mm = disimpact and move ortho or surgically reposition and flexible splint for 2-4 weeks
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8
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What does MTA stand for?

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Mineral Trioxide Aggregate

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What advice would you give to a patient ringing about an avulsed tooth and why?

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Hold tooth by crown
Rinse under saline or milk - not water as can cause PDL cells to lyse
Do not rub root
Replant, bite on tissue and go straight to dentist
If can’t be replanted - store in saliva/ saline/ milk/ tooth rescue box

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10
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How long can PDL cells survive outside of the mouth and in what environment?

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Can survive 2-6hrs in pH 6.5-7.2

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11
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What milk is best to store an avulsed tooth in?

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Chilled fresh low fat milk

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12
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What is the likely scenario of when the PDL cells are most likely to be viable?

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Replanted immediately/ in 15 mins

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13
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What is the likely scenario of when the PDL cells are most likely to be viable but compromised?

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Tooth in storage medium and extra oral dry time <60mins

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What is the likely scenario of when the PDL cells are most likely to be compromised?

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Total extraoral dry time >60mins

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15
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What is the managed treatment of an avulsed tooth with closed apices within 2 weeks after injury?

A

ENDO

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16
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What is the managed treatment of an avulsed tooth with open apices after injury?

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Leave to revascularise, only endo if loss of vitality or beginning of inflammatory root resorption

17
Q

What is the management avulsed tooth with an extra oral dry time well over 60 mins?

A

Open apex = do not replant or decorate and retain - best for ankylosed
Closed apex = encourage ankylosis, scrap off PDL and replant and splint for 2-3 months

18
Q

What is the sound of an ankylosed tooth?

A

Metallic sound to percussion

19
Q

Name 3 splinting techniques?

A
  • Lead Foil + sutures
  • Acrylic and wire – useful when few abutment teeth
  • Composite and wire
  • Composite mesh
  • Gumshield – OH poor
  • Mouthguard + perforations and cement
  • Arch bar – may be too rigid
  • Ortho brackets and wire
  • Trauma Titanium Splint – flexible wire, put in place with composite
20
Q

What is the only rigid splint used for and how long?

A

Alveolar fracture = 4 weeks

21
Q

What is the flexible splinting time for subluxation?

A

2 weeks

22
Q

What is the flexible splinting time for extrusion?

A

2 weeks

23
Q

What is the flexible splinting time for avulsion?

A

2 weeks

24
Q

What is the flexible splinting time for lateral luxation?

A

4 weeks

25
Q

What is the flexible splinting time for root fracture (mid 1/3)?

A

4 weeks

26
Q

What is the flexible splinting time for root fracture (cervical 1/3)?

A

4 months