Fixed Final - Impact of Prosth on Perio Flashcards

1
Q

____________ always wins

A

Biology

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2
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What are 8 prosth factors affecting perio health?

A

Margin placement
Marginal fit
Contour
Pontic
Subgingival debris
Plaque on dental materials
Hypersensitivity to dental materials
Secondary caries

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3
Q

Location is predicated on position of alveolar bone

A

Biological width

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4
Q

Normal crest measurement

(bone crest to the tissue)

A

3 mm facially
4.5 mm interproximally

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5
Q

When teeth are lost, the pt can end up with high crest where _______ encroaches on the soft tissue.

If you place a margin in this shallow area where there’s < than 3 mm of tissue btwn the crest of bone and soft tissue, the result is _____________

A

bone; resorption

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6
Q

The most important factor in post-restorative gingival health and stability is the position of the ___________ relative to the bony crest, not the pre-operative health and/or position of the gingival tissues

A

margin

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7
Q

65% long term survival

A

Resin-bonded bridges

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8
Q

90% long term survival

A

Conventional FDP

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9
Q

What are the 2 main causes for FDP failure?

A

Caries
Loss of retention

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10
Q

What 2 things can negatively affect the outcomes of FDPs?

A

Posts
Cores

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11
Q

What was the 20 year FDP survival rate?

A

66%

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12
Q

Occurrence of a previously reversible complication is a predictive factor for an __________ complication later on

A

irreversible

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13
Q

A reversible complication within the first _____ years will probably lead to an early irreversible complication

A

2

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14
Q

What are 6 interactions btwn gingiva and margins?

A

Biologic width
Margin location
Overhangs
Contours
Proximal contacts
Surgical crown lengthening

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15
Q

What 5 factors should you consider when selecting margin location?

A

Esthetics
Sulcus anatomy
Crest type (normal, high, low)
Restoration (ferrule effect)
Caries risk/hygiene

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16
Q

Which margin placement?

Caries extend below tissue

A

Subgingival

17
Q

Which margin placement?

Old restorations extended into sulcus

A

Subgingival

18
Q

Which margin placement?

Prep length for retention + resistance

A

Subgingival

19
Q

Which margin placement?

Creating significant contour alterations w/ the restorations

A

Subgingival

20
Q

Which margin placement?

Mask discoloration of the root

A

Subgingival

21
Q

Which margin placement?

Hide the margin

A

Subgingival

22
Q

T/F: In one study, there was no correlation btwn marginal discrepancy and pocket depth

23
Q

A ___________ and significant relationship exists btwn marginal discrepancy and gingival index and btwn marginal discrepancy and crevicular fluid volume (inflammation)

A

quantitative

24
Q

Overhangs cause an increase in periodontal ____________

25
Full coverage crowns show _________ amounts of soft tissue deposits, more __________ gingivitis, and ___________ depth of perio pockets
larger; severe; increased
26
The most harmful effects on gingival condition is produced by retainer margins located _____________
subgingivally
27
Which margin location? Increased plaque, gingival index scores, probing depths, recession, and perio bacteria
Subgingival
28
T/F: Loss of attachment is NOT associated with crowns
True
29
Which pontic has the following advantages? Excellent esthetics, esp emergence profile Convex surface to aid passage of floss Papillae supported + maintained, reducing black triangles Mechanically durable
Ovate
30
What is the limitation to connector design?
Limited restorative space (short teeth, migration of opposing tooth)
31
According to the presenter, where should the margin be located?
Supragingival
32
According to the presenter, what should the margin configuration be?
Closed
33
According to the presenter, what pontic design is best?
Modified ridge lap or ovate (cleansible!)
34
According to the presenter, what connector design is best?
Facial + occlusal
35
If a pt has pocket depths of ____ or ____ mm, there is a 20% chance they will lose that tooth
5 or 6