Exam 1; Applied Anatomy of the Periodontium Flashcards

1
Q

In health, the probe penetrates to which landmark

A

the free gingival groove

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2
Q

In disease, the probe penetrates to which landmark

A

past junctional epithelium into connective tissue

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3
Q

What is a pseudo pocket?

A

The pushing down of the soft inflamed gingiva; the JE is still at the CEJ (no gingival stop)

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4
Q

Diagnosis of periodontitis is based upon what

A

attachment loss, not probe depths

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5
Q

Periodontitis occurs when

A

when the junctional epithelium migrates apically down the root surface

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6
Q

This is necessary for pocket formation

A

viable junctional epithelium

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7
Q

What are the landmarks to measure pocket depth

A

from the CEJ to JE/pocket depth

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8
Q

What three things shape the interdental papilla

A

the contact relationships between adjacent teeth
width of approximate tooth surfaces
course of CEJ

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9
Q

This is a concavity in the interdental papilla seen in the contact areas of premolar/molar region

A

col

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10
Q

What type of tissue makes up the col

A

non-keratinized epithelium (similar to JE)

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11
Q

The position and dimensions of the contact area determine what

A

probe angulations in posterior teeth

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12
Q

A width of keratinized tissue less that what predisposes to recession

A

2mm

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13
Q

A narrow gingiva cannot protect from what

A

friction; cannot buffer against muscle pull

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14
Q

A narrow gingiva facilities sub gingival plaque formation via which three mechanisms

A

mobile tissue causes pocket to open
facilitates food impaction
impedes oral hygiene

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15
Q

True or False

Narrow gingiva has the same resistance to attachment loss as wide gingiva

A

True

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16
Q

What are four characteristics of a thin phenotype

A

increases recession
more vulnerable to trauma
more inflammation
less favorable treatment outcome

17
Q

When would you recommend gingival grafts

A

when recession causes symptoms; caries, esthetic concerns, progressive recession, sensitivity
subgingival restoration margins on thin biotype
pre-orthodontic therapy

18
Q

Is tissue differentiation in the adult organism influenced by environmental or genetic factors

A

genetically determined

19
Q

This determines epithelial characteristics

A

clinical translation

20
Q

This is the main grafting procedure now

A

connective tissue grafts

21
Q

This is seen in necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis

A

necrosis of the junctional epithelium; JE cells die = no pocketing; exposed bone

22
Q

What are the two parts of the soft tissue attachment to tooth

A

fibrous tissue

JE

23
Q

What is the biologic width of connective tissue attachment and epithelial attachment

A
CT = 1.06-1.08 mm
epithelial = 1.4 mm
24
Q

What is the average biologic width of the attachment apparatus

A

3 mm

25
Q

Distance from the CEJ to the alveolar crest is what

A

3mm

26
Q

The distance from crown margins to alveolar crest has to be what distance

A

3mm

27
Q

If the required 3mm distance is not there, what must be done

A

crown lengthening

28
Q

What two lineages of cells form the alveolar bone

A

cells from the dental follicle

cells independent of tooth development

29
Q

When does bone remodel

A

in response to forces and tooth movement

30
Q

What are the steps of wound dealing after an extraction

A
clot formation
wound cleansing via immune cells
new vasculature
provisional connective tissue
immature bone forms
bundle bone is resorbed
wound filled with woven bone
bone maturation
31
Q

Why is socket preservation important

A

for preserving bone morphology

32
Q

What is the principle behind guided tissue regeneration

A

epithelium grows faster than bone or connective tissue

33
Q

Epithelial exclusion will allow what

A

growth of cells