Exam 2 Gingival Enlargements Flashcards
What are the gingival enlargements classified as inflammatory?
1) Acute or chronic
2) Localized or Generalized
3) Slight Moderate or Severe
What are the gingival enlargements classified as Hormonal induced?
1) Pregnancy gingivitis
2) Pyogenic granuloma
3) Puberty
What are the gingival enlargements classified as drug induced?
1) Phenytoin sodium (Dilantin)
2) Cyclosporine (Sandimmune)
3) Nifedipine (Procardia)
What are the gingival enlargements classified as Leukemia related?
1) Acute lymphocytic
2) Acute myelocytic
What are the other 2 types gingival enlargements classified as?
- Familial
- Idiopathic
Regarding hormonal relationships, _______________ is an essential nutrient for P. intermedia
Menadione
Menadione =
Methyl-naphthalenedione
Progesterone=
Naphthoquinone
P. intermedia can substitute _____________ for Methyl-naphthalenedione
-naphthoquinone
Elevated progesterone levels will facilitate growth and colonization of ______________
P. intermedia
P. Intermedia is tissue invasive and associated with _____________ formation
-Pyogenic granuloma
Drug induced gingival enlargement, Phenytoin sodium (Dilantin) is prescribed for?
1) Epilepsy
2) Severe clinical depression
3) Trauma induced seizures
4) Severe cluster headaches
Drug induced gingival enlargement, Phenytoin sodium (Dilantin) is characterized by?
1) 50 % incidence
2) Generally begins at 1-3 months
3) Initial lesion involves gingival papillae
4) Positive correlation with inadequate oral hygiene
The incidence and severity of gingival enlarement has no correlation with ____________ , __________ , and __________
- Dosage
- Plasma levels
- Duration
Percent of patient with gingival overgrowth by drug regimen is GREATEST when_________ + __________ + ___________
(83%) Phenytonin sodium + carbamazepine + phenobarbital