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Furcations Part 1 and 2 Flashcards

1
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what are the goals of furcation therapy

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  • arrest the active disease
  • prevent further loss of attachment
  • regenerate lost periodontium
  • prevent disease reocurrence
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2
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what are the objectives of furcation therapy

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  • access for home care
  • access for maintenance
  • establish physiologic bone and titssue architecture
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3
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what are the ways to classify furcations

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  • goldman- incipient or glickman - grade 1
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4
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what is goldman incipient or glickman grade 1

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pocket formation into the flute of the furca but the inter radicular bone is intact

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5
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what is goldman cul de sac or glickman grade II

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  • can be shallow or deep
  • loss of inter radicular bone with pocket formation of varying depths into the furca, but not completely through to the other side
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6
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what is goldman through and through or glickman grade III

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complete loss of inter radicular bone with pocket formation allowing probe to pass completely to the other side

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7
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what is glickman grade IV

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loss of attachment and gingival recession that has made the furcation clearly visible to clinical exam

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8
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what is Hamp (75)

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classification of the horizontal component of furcation involvement

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9
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what is hamp degree 1

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horizontal loss less than 3mm

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10
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what is hamp degree 2

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horizontal loss greater than 3mm but not the total width of furcation area

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11
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what is hamp degree 3

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through and through

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12
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what is tarnow classification

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classification of the vertical component of furcation involvement

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13
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what is subclass A tarnow

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vertical loss up to 1/3 of furca (1-3mm)

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what is subclass B tarnow

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vertical loss up to 2/3 of furca (4-6mm)

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what is subclass C tarnow

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vertical loss into the apical third (greater than 7mm)

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16
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what furcation involvement automatically places patient into stage III or stage IV periodontitis

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grade/class II or grade/class III furcation

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17
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what are the 2 ways to dx by clinically probing the furcations

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  • standard straight probing with a straight probe only measures the vertical attachment loss and the extent of the horizontal loss will not be detected
  • curved probing (nabers) with a curved probe will determine the horizontal attachment loss
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18
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what is the nabers probe used for

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used to detect furcations

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19
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where are the furcation entrances for maxillary molar

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  • mesial furcation toward palatal 1/3 so probe from palatal
  • distal furcation in mid 1/3 under contact point so probe from palatal or buccal
  • buccal furcation from buccal
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20
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what is the probing, radiographic dx for maxillary molars

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-3% dx by probing alone
- 22% dx by radiographs alone
-65% diagnosed using both clinical and radiographs

21
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what is the probing, radiographic dx for mandibular molars

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-9% dx by probing alone
- 8% dx by radiographs alone
-18% dx by both radiographic and clinical exam

22
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what are the grades of CEPs

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grade I, II, or III depending on extension towards and into the furcation

23
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what is the incidence of CEPs

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ranges from 17-33%
- mandibular second molar has the highest incidence
- asian populations have far higher incidence

24
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what are the implications of CEPs

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epithelial attachment

25
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what is the percentage of CEPs on mandibular molars, max molars

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  • 28.6% of mandibular molars
  • 1% of maxillary molars
  • associated with 90% of isolated furcation involvements
26
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what percentage of CEPs in molars

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32.6%

27
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is there a relationship between CEPs and furcations

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no

28
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what is the root trunk length of maxillary first molars

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  • mesial: 3mm
  • facial: 4mm
  • distal: 5mm
29
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what is the root trunk length of mandibular first molars

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  • buccal: 3mm
  • lingual: 4mm
  • also note the inclination of the mandibular molars is to the midline
30
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what is the surface area percentage of maxillary first molar

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  • root trunk ( part of root from CEj to where root divides): 32
  • MB root: 25
  • palatal root: 24
    DB root: 17
31
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which root of the maxillary first molar is the most commonly removed

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DB root

32
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what is the furcation root trunk length for maxillary 1st premolars

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mesial: 8mm

33
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where are the furcation root concavities

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  • found 100% of time on mesial surface of mandibular first molar and 99% on distal surface
  • found 94% on MB, 31% on DB, and 17% on palatal surfaces of maxillary first molars
34
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where are furcal concavities on the mandibular molars

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100% on the mesial root and 99% on the distal root

35
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where are the concavities on the maxillary frist molar furcal root surfaces

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  • 94% on the MB (0.1-0.7mm) 31% on the DB (0.1mm) and 17% on the palatal root (0.1mm)
36
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what are the furcation entrance diameters

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  • 81% are 1mm or less
  • 58% are 0.75 or less
  • width of new curette blade 0.75-1.25mm
37
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what percentage of furcations cannot be instrumented with hand instruments

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58%

38
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describe the limited furcation entrance diameter

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  • 58% are less than .75mm and 81% are less than 1mm
39
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what is the pulp interrelationship

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incidence of lateral canals is 28% in furcation area

40
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what are bifurcational ridges (interradicular ridges)

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73% of mandibular first moalrs have ridges in MD direction and 63% have ridges in BL direction

41
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pulpal status can affect:

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periodontium by the way of lateral canals and apical foramen

42
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where are the bifurcation ridges

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73% in MD, 63% in BL direction

43
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what is the etiology of furcation bone loss

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  • plaque (advancing plaque front)
  • developmental anomalies
  • iatrogenic
  • pulpal involvement
  • occlusal trauma
44
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what are the factors to consider before treatment

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  • horizontal and vertical osseous support
  • strategic value of the tooth
  • involvement of multiple teeth
  • support of retained roots
  • length of roots
  • degree of root divergence
  • presence of sinus or external oblique ridge
  • access for oral hygiene
  • patients age and type of disease
45
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what are the treatment alternatives

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  • extraction
  • scale and root plane
  • odontoplasty
  • flap debridement or osseous surgery
  • tunnel procedure
  • root resection
  • regeneration- class I and a shallow class II
46
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when would extraction be indicated

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in cases of multiple furcated teeth

47
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when would you scale and root plane

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  • instrumentation is difficult due to furcation entrance diameter and furcation anatomy
  • ultrasonics may be best modality for furcation instrumentation. no difference with grade I furcations but more effective in grade II and grade III
48
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what is odontoplasty and when is it indicated

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  • removing the roof of the furcation may improve the patients access for plaque control
  • indicated with grade I and shallow grade II furcations
  • must be conservative or root sensitivity can result
  • rarely used
49
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Perio II (11 decks)

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