Clinical + Histological Aspects Of Tooth Socket Healing Flashcards

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During tooth extraction what happens?
And what does this cause?

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Coagulopathy
What is it?
What can cause coagulopathy?
What do coagulopathies lead to ?

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1 - condition that affects how your blood clots, resulting in more bleeding during surgery

2 -
1. Platelet abnormality
• Number
• Function
2. Abnormal clotting mechanisms
3. Acquired & congenital coagulopathies

3 -
Failure of clot formation
Failure to achieve haemostasis

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3
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What is the first stage of healing?
What happens during clot formation

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Clot formation

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4
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Features of a blood clot after 1 hour

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Unstable
There is a junction between the blood clot and the PDL - adherence of clot to PDL is loose, so clot is vulnerable at this stage

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Early clot formation
1 - What is it?

2 - what happens if the clot is interfered with?

3 - how is early clot formation managed ?

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1 -
Early clot formation = first phase of coagulation, early clot forms but it is VERY UNSTABLE and not well anchored to the wall

2 -
Interference of clot can result in reactionary haemorrhage (hours post-op

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Fibrinolysis of the clot
What is it?

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Fibrinolysis of the clot begins within 2 days through conversion of plasminogen in clot to the enzyme plasmin

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7
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Give an exmaple of an antifibrinolytic

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8
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What are the steps following tooth extraction

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9
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Features of clot 1-2 days post-extraction

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•Unstable clot, not adherent to socket walls
•Highest risk of total disintegration/ loss of clot during this stage
•Resultant ‘empty’ socket with exposed bone
•Risk of dry socket

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10
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Dry socket
What is it?
How many days after extraction does it occur?
Features?
Which type of teeth does it occur in?

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Also called Alveolar osteitis
postoperative pain around the extraction site, between the first and third day after the extraction, accompanied by a partial or total disintegrated blood clot within the alveolar socket +/- halitosis

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11
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Aetiology of dry socket

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12
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Dry socket risk factors

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13
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Management of dry socket

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14
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Prevention of dry socket

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15
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What happens to blood clot 4 days post extraction
What does it look like clinically?
What can be found at surface of the socket?

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16
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What happens to the socket 8 days post extraction
How is it managed?

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17
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Late healing

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18
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Stages of tooth socket healing

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19
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Factors affecting tooth socket healing
What are the local factors?
What are the patient factors ?

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