Ch.10 Nutrition And Perio Disease Flashcards

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Over all nutritional status of an individual can secondarily effect the host ___________ and influence _________ ________ progression.

A

Susceptibility; Periodontal Disease

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Diets play a ___________ role in progression of periodontal disease.

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Modifying

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3
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Does poor nutrition cause periodontal disease?

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No but it can make an existing condition worse

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4
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A diet deficient in vitamins ___,___,___, __________, ________, and _______ __________ can weaken the immune system and complicate or worsen the disease process.

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A,C,D, Calcium, protein, and complex carbohydrate.

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Define periodontal disease

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An infection of the periodontium initiated by bacteria within plaque biofilm

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If the infection is only limited to the gingival tissue then it is __________

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Gingivitis

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If the infection is extended into the connective tissue it is _____________

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Periodontitis

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What happens once the bone has been affected?

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There is no turning back!!! ☠️👻

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9
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3 ways nutrition prevents periodontal disease:

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  1. By keeping the immune system healthy
  2. Building healthy soft and hard periodontal tissues
  3. Assisting with wound healing
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A healthy immune system sends an __________ ____ ________ _________ to limit bacterial attack.

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Arsenal of defense organisms

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________ and _________ proteins invade the site of attack or injury, causing swelling and edema.

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Leukocytes and plasma

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If the immune system is healthy, the immune response will take care of the injury and the area will ________ ________

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Heal itself

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If the host is not well nourished, the immune system will be ___________.

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Compromised

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14
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An unhealthy immune system can cause an __________ _________ to eliminate the ________.

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Overzealous attempt; Bacteria

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15
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With an unhealthy immune system, the body sends an over abundance of _______ ________ to the area.

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Immune cells

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16
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With an unhealthy immune system, the immune cells produce __________ and ________ __________.

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Cytokines and other enzymes.

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17
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________ and __________ destroy periodontal fibers and stimulate osteoclastic activity.

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Cytokines and enzymes

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18
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Building healthy oral tissue and keeping it healthy is the body’s first lien of defense against _________ ________.

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Periodontal disease

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_______ _______ is less susceptible to infection and a _______ ________ __________ can fight off initial bacterial invasion.

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Healthy tissue; strong immune system

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20
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Plaque Biofilm develops at _________ _____ and as colonies mature it spreads _______ and ________.

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Gingival 1/3; Coronally and Apically

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21
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Healthy ______ lining of the ________ is necessary to prevent periodontal disease.
(One of the fastest ______ ______ in the body)

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Epithelial; Sulcus

Turn over rates

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Nutrients that keep tissues Healthy(14)

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  • Omega 3 Fatty Acids
  • Fiber
  • protein
  • vitamin A
  • B complex vitamins
  • vitamin D
  • Vitamin C
  • Calcium
  • Iron
  • Zinc
  • Copper
  • Selenium
  • Magnesium
  • CoQ10
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23
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________ are needed for the body to absorb fat Soluble vitamins __,__,__,__

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Lipids; A, D, E, K

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24
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Lipids have ________ properties as well as _______ ____

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Inflammatory properties; Omega 3’s

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Excess fat in the body causes ______.
Obesity
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Obesity is a risk factor for ______ ________.
Periodontal disease
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Adipose tissue releases _______ ________.
Inflammatory agents
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_________ fiber improves periodontal disease risk.
Non digestible
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______ fiber helps control weight and inflammatory agents secreted by adipose tissue.
Dietary
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_____ supports growth and maintenance of healthy cells.
Protein
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Proteins play a role in resisting ________.
Infection
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Proteins form __________ that destroy foreign invaders.
Antibodies
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Vitamin C cures _______.
Scurvy
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Vitamin C aids in the formation of ________.
Collagen
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______ helps heal wounds
Vitamin C
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Vitamin C Promotes ________ _________.
Capillary Integrity
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Vitamin C ________ the body’s immune response.
Enhances
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Vitamin A Assists in the formation of healthy ________. Excess of this vitamin may cause _________ _________.
Epithelium; periodontal inflammation
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B-Complex Vitamins help the body form _____ ______ and keep the immune system healthy.
New cells
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_________ vitamins have cofactors that work together.
B-Complex
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A deficiency of a B-complex Vitamin will involve more than one ___________.
B vitamin
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________ vitamins are important for wound healing.
B-Complex
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Biotin forms _________.
Collagen
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B-Complex Vitamins: Low ______ levels in adults increases disease risk.
Folate
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Vitamin ___ enhances the absorption of calcium and magnesium.
D
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________ and _______ give strength to alveolar bone
Calcium and magnesium
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Vitamin D has low levels linked with increased ________ and loss of ________ ________.
Inflammation: periodontal attachment
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________ and _______ are needed for alveolar bone metabolism.
Calcium and Magnesium
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Low ______ intake results in more severe periodontal disease.
Calcium
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________ supplementation results in less attachment loss.
Magnesium
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Periodontal disease is a “_______” that must be repaired.
Wound
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________ deficiencies cause an increase in the permeability of the _________ attachment.
Nutrient; epithelial
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Nutrients that heal: (6)
- Protein - Vitamin C - Iron - Zinc - Copper - Selenium
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______, _______, and _______ play a role in collagen formation.
Iron, zinc, and copper
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Iron, Zinc, and Copper regulate ________ response.
Inflammatory
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______ and ______ Assist with wound healing.
Zinc and copper
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Probiotics are live _______ cultures.
Bacterial
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What bacteria strengthens the body’s immune system?
Probiotic supplements
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Probiotic supplementation significantly changes ______ ________.
Plaque Index
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Before recording information on perio. Therapy, more research is needed on ________ _________.
Probiotic supplementation
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CoQ10 brings _______ to cells.
Oxygen
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Healthy gingival tissue has higher levels of ____ ___ than diseases tissues.
CoQ10
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Current research for ______ and _______ supplementation does not support recommending vitamin and mineral supplements purely for treatment of periodontal disease
Nutritional and Antioxidant
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There is no collaborative consistency to support supplementation with ___________ to prevent or cure periodontal disease.
Antioxidants
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What kind of foods increase salivary flow?
Crunchy and Fibrous
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Saliva has ________ properties.
Antibacterial
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The more exercise to ligaments, the more _____ the alveolar bone.
Dense
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If your _____ ______ is crunchy it can increase bone density surrounding roots of teeth and exercise the periodontal ligaments.
Food Texture
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Nutritional Recommendations:
- Follow the plan on myfoodplate.gov - Follow Dietary Guidelines for Healthy Americans - Take daily vitamin/mineral supplements - Include crunchy, chewy foods in diet
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You should suggest the intake of ______, _______, _____ and _________
- Fish oil - Fiber - Fruits and Vegetables
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You should decrease the consumption of ______
Sugar
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In your diet, you should include foods rich in ______, ___ ________, ________, _______, and ________ __________.
Calcium, B complex, vitamins, protein, complex carbohydrates
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Everyone should stay _______.
Hydrated
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The healthier and stronger the periodontal structures, the less ________ the diet, making the body better nourished and more healthy overall
Restricted
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There are no “________” foods
Detergent
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The act of chewing ______ foods will not increase gingival keratinization.
Fibrous
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_______, ______ _________, and _________ __________ choices can increase a persons risk for periodontal disease.
Disease, oral medications, and unhealthy lifestyle choices
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Patients can’t change the fact that they have a ______ or are taking ________.
Disease; Medication
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The one thing a patient can change is their ______ _______.
Eating choices