Costley Module 14 ch 28 Flashcards

1
Q

Describe a type 1 embrasure

A

interdental gingiva fills interproximal area

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2
Q

Describe a type 2 embrasure

A

interdental papilla is missing/reduced in height

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3
Q

Describe a type 3 embrasure

A

extensive recession of interdental papilla and marginal papilla or complete loss of interdental papilla

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4
Q

Posterior teeth have _____ papillae and anterior teeth have _____ papillae

A

2

1

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5
Q

The epithelium of the col is usually __ and not ___

A

thin

keratinized

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6
Q

Col epithelium is ___ and is _____ resistant to infection

A

protected

less

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7
Q

Most gingival disease starts in the _____

A

col

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8
Q

Interdental papillae are reduced in height due to ____ and loss of _____

A

bacteria

gingival attachment

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9
Q

Furcation areas of __ and ____ teeth are seen during advanced periodontitis

A

MX 1st premolars

molars

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10
Q

The selection of interdental aids depends on the ___, ___ and ____ of the patient

A

oral health
disease status
risk of future recurrence

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11
Q

Historically ___ floss was used

A

silk waxed

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12
Q

____ floss is the main type of floss made today

A

nylon (waxed/non-waxed)

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13
Q

Waxed floss help to prevent against?

A

trauma to soft tissue

breaks in the floss

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14
Q

Unwaxed floss is beneficial because pressure against a tooth surface with it will do what?

A

spread fibers and give wider surface for biofilm removal

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15
Q

Unwaxed floss ___ when passed over clean surfaces

A

squeaks

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16
Q

Unwaxed floss can ____ and cause ____ due to the sharper thin edge

A

hurt

discomfort

17
Q

Best results are obtained by using floss ___ brushing

A

before

18
Q

You should hold a _ to _ inch piece of floss and have a _ inch of floss between the fingertips

A

12
15
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19
Q

You should rest a side of a finger on teeth of the ___ side to provide a fulcrum

A

opposite

20
Q

Hold floss in a __/___ position and guide floss with a gentle ____ motion to prevent snapping through a contact

A

diagonal/oblique

sawing

21
Q

You should move the floss in both an ____ and a ____ stroke

A

up/down

shoe shine

22
Q

Dental ____ is better in retaining denitrifices against teeth

A

tape

23
Q

Floss cuts/clefts occur primarily on _ and __ surfaces

A

lingual/palatal

facial

24
Q

What are the 4 causes of floss cuts and floss clefts?

A

too long a piece of floss
snapping floss
not curving
too much pressure

25
Q

Tufted floss is aslo called?

A

floss/yarn combination

26
Q

What are the 2 types of tufted floss

A

super floss

NUFloss

27
Q

Tufted floss is used to remove biofilm in between teeth with __ embrasures

A

wide

28
Q

A floss threader is used around _____ appliances or under ___ appliances

A

orthodontic

fixed denture

29
Q

An End-tuft brush is helpful on ___ surfaces of the mandibular _____ and the __ surfaces of the most posterior teeth

A

lingual
molars
distal

30
Q

Tooth pick in holder is also called a “_____”

A

perio aid

31
Q

Wooden interdental cleaners are used on surfaces where the _____ are exposed and interdental gingiva are ____

A

tooth surfaces

missing

32
Q

oral irrigators are used for __ or __ purposes

A

therapeutic

preventive

33
Q

The purpose of irrigators is to reduce the __ and _____ that lead to the initiation or progression of periodontal infections

A

bacteria

inflammatory mediators

34
Q

Toothbrushes can only penetrate the gingiva how far?

A

1mm

35
Q

There are 2 zones of hydrokinetic activity created by oral irrigators, they are?

A

impact zone

flushing zone

36
Q

Irrigation devices have shown a significant reduction of __ and __ even with water as the irrigant

A

bleeding

gingivitis

37
Q

Irrigants can change the ___ and ____ of subgingival biofilm organisms

A

quality

quantity

38
Q

What kinds of patients have to be evaluated, need physician consult, before introducing an oral irrigator?

A

people who need to premed

39
Q

Incidence of bacteremia from irrigation ranges from ____% to ___% in patients with gingivitis and periodontitis respectively

A

6

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