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chapter 4 perio Flashcards

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chronic hyperplastic gingivitis underlying path processes

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enlargement from edema or fibrosis

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bacteria in NUG

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Fusobacterium nucleatum, Prevotella intermedia, Porphyromonas gingivalis, Treponema spp, Selenomonas spp

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NUG breakthrough to skin

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noma

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localized aggressive perio affected teeth

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1 molars and incisors; max 2 other teeth

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severe perio dz and palmoplantar keratosis – dzz, genetics

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Papillon Lefevre – severe perio; cathepsin C on chr 11

Haim Munk less severe peio but also more severe skin infx and skeletal abnormalitis; genetics same

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cathepsin C

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chr 11
haim munk (skin + skel) and papillon lefevre (perio more severe)
both palmoplantar keratosis

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related to haim munk/papillon lefevre but only skin changes with no oral findings

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Unna-Thost syndrome and Meleda disease

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Unna Thost

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related to haim munk/papillon lefevre but only skin changes with no oral findings

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Meleda dz

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related to haim munk/papillon lefevre but only skin changes with no oral findings

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Haim Munk vs Papillon Lefevre

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both – perio dz and palmoplantar keratosis
Cathepsin C, chrom 11

PL – severe perio
HM – also skin infx and skel abnorm, perio milder tho

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age of increased susc to gingivitis

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9-14yo (puberty)

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12
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gingivitis of only free ging margins

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marginal gingivitis

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gingivitis only interdental papilla

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papillary

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NUG underlying pathologic processes

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decreased neutrophilic chemotaxis and phagocytic response

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abx for NUG

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penicillin and metronidazole

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16
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NUG –> NUP

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loss of attachment

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17
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NUP –> NUM/NUS

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(mucositis/stomatitis) – spread to soft tissue

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NUM –> noma

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sptread to skin

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NUG NUP NUM NOMA spectrum?

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necrotizing gingivostomatitis

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what to rule out for granulomatous gingivitis

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foreign body, infx, crohns, sarcoid, wegeners

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foreign body gingivitis vs lichen planus

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single lesion and no migration

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histology foreign body gingivitis

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80% lichenoid or mixed inflammation

20% granulomatous

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drug related gingival hyperplasia drugs and prevalences

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phenytoin (~50%), nifedipine (CCB), cyclosporine (~25%)
all affect Ca remodeling (reduce Ca influx)

also erythromycin and verapamil

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drug related gingival hyperplasia drugs and ages

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phenytoin (<25yo), nifedipine (older), cyclosporine (broad range)

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pts w GVHD on cyclosporine gingiva

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hyperplasia and PG-like soft tissue growth

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location for juvenile spongiotic gingival hyperplasia

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almost all on anterior gingiva

81% maxillary

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familial gingival fibromatosis concurrent findings

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hypertrichosis, periodontitis, epilepsy, mental retardation, deafness, hypothyroidism, GH deficinecy

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syndromes with gingival fibromatosis

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can be isolated

syndromes: Zimmermann-Laband, Murray-Puretic-Drescher, Rutherfurd, Cowden, Cross, Ramon, Jones, and prune belly)

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GINGF mutations

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1, 2, 3 mutations chromosome 2 and 5

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SOS1 locus

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GINGF

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Ramon sybdrome components

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mental and grwoth retardation, fibrous duspalsia, cherubism, and gingival fibromatosis

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Jones syndrome components

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gingival fibromatosis + sensorineural hearing loss

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gingival fibromatosis + sensorineural hearing loss

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Jones syndrome

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mental and grwoth retardation, fibrous duspalsia, cherubism, and gingival fibromatosis

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Ramon sybdrome

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1, 2, 3 mutations chromosome 2 and 5

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GINGF

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risks for chronic periodontitis

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50% genetics, 20% tobacco, 20% specific bacteria

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risk factors for periodontal abscess

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closure of pocket entrance, furcation invovlement, enamel pearls, dens invaginatus, and diabetes

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risk factors pericoronitis

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stress, tonsillitis, pharyngitis

can give rise to localized NUG like necrosis

39
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aggressive periodontitis what’s up

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neutrophil dysfx (deficiency in immune response)
not assoc w systemic dz
no systemic manifestations

40
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localized vs generalized aggressive perio

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localized more common
11-13yo; strong serum AB response, 1 molars and incisors + max 2 other teeth; little plaque, predom pathogen – AA

generalized: <30yo, poor serum AB response, 1st molars and incisors + 3 teeth; heavy plaque; more complex pathogens

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cathepsin C mutation

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chromosome 11
papillon lefevre
defect in neutrophil chemotactic and impaired B/T activity

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focal palmopplantar and oral mucosa hyperjeratosis syndrome related to

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papillon lefevre

no perio dz

43
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NUG ddx

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agranulocytosis and gonorrhea (latter no odor)

44
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age for gingival fibroamtosis

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<20yo

45
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additional clinical with gingival fibromatosis

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Hypertrichosis / Gen.Aggressive periodontitis / Epilepsy / Hypothyroidism / deafness /
intellectually disabled

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serum aggressive perio

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generalized – poor

localized – robust

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papillon lefevre inheritance

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AR – 1/3 consanguinity

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