Chapter 14 Flashcards
Two main classifications of periodontal disease?
Gingivitis and periodontitis
Five components of the periodontium
Alveolar bone Periodontal ligament Cementum Gingiva Junctional epithelium
What is the main cause of periodontal disease?
Biofilm
How does calculus contribute to periodontal disease?
Calculus provides a rough surface where additional plaque can grow
List the three main types of gingivitis?
Plaque induced
Medication induced
Systemic factors
List the clinical signs of gingivitis:
Redness and swelling Bleeds easily Loss of tissue Tissues are raw Heat/sore
What type of X-rays are useful in diagnosing periodontal disease?
Bite wing -> horizontal + vertical
Per-apical-> post and anterior
List three case type of periodontal disease and give a brief explanation of each?
Chronic - mild moderate serve
Aggressive before age 35
Necrotizing- NUG sudden onset pain
NUP loss of teeth
List 5 signs and symptoms of periodontal disease
Red, swollen or tender gingiva
Bleeding gingiva while brushing or flossing
Loose or separating teeth
Pain or pressure when chewing
Puss around the teeth or gingival tissues
Four factors that will promote periodontal disease?
Smoking
Poor oral hygiene
Stress
Medications
Two factors that can help prevent periodontal disease?
Daily oral care and early professional removal of calculus
What are some effects of periodontal disease on the body?
Preterm low birth rates
Stroke
Heart disease
PSR stands for:
Periodontal screening + recording
Code 4 on a PSR means the probing depth is
5.5 mm
What does a * indicate on a PSR score
Resign, mobility,furcation, exuolate