Gingival recession Flashcards

1
Q

How does recession occur

A

Recession occurs from an outcome of inflammation

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2
Q

What type of causes can gingival recession occur from
List 5

A

mechanical - brushing
trauma
physical
microbiological
immunological

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3
Q

List 4 ways to elminate the cause of recession

A
  1. OHI - how frequent toothbrush and technique
  2. deal with inflammatory stimulus
  3. eliminate bacteria
  4. Reposition teeth: ortho/extractions
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4
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How is clinically recession measured

A

Amount of exposed root
Depth - from EDJ to apical part
Width - mesial to distal

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5
Q

Class I recession
bone loss?
respond to treatment?

A

marginal tissue recession which does not extend to mucogingival junction. No bone loss - responds good to treatment (80-100%)

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6
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Class II recession
bone loss?
respond to treatment?

A

marginal tissue recession extends to or beyond mucogingival junction. No bone loss.
Possible to achieve good root coverage after treatment (80-100%)

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Class III recession
bone loss?
respond to treatment?

A

marginal tissue recession extends to or beyond mucogingival junction. Bone loss interdentally and soft tissue loss.
Partial root coverage is possible after treatment (50-70%)

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8
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Class IV recession
bone loss?
respond to treatment?

A

marginal tissue recession extends beyond mucogingival junction. Severe bone/soft tissue loss. Root coverage is limited after treatment (<10%) mostly in perio pts.

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9
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What type of measurements can be used to monitor recession, list 4

A
  • measurement by periodontal probe
  • study models
  • photographs
  • radiographs
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10
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What’s it important to keep asking patient and checking

A

Keep asking for signs/symptoms
sensitivity
aesthetics
caries

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11
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What are we trying to achieve when dealing with recession

A

Provide keratinised tissue

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12
Q

When would we provide root coverage treatment? list 3

A

aesthetics
sensitivity
caries

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13
Q

What 2 non-surgical periodontal treatments can be done to help with appearance of gingival recession

A
  • composite (mustn’t affect pts OH)
  • removable gingival veneer
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14
Q

What are the 3 grafting surgical treatments for gingival recession

A
  1. pedicle graft
  2. free gingival graft
  3. connective tissue graft
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15
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What grafts is it when the tissue moved does NOT have a blood supply when relocated, relies on recipients site to re-vascularise the graft

A

Free gingival graft
Connective tissue graft

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16
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What graft is the method by which the donor tissue maintains blood supply until re-vascularised from the recipient bed

A

Pedicle graft

17
Q

What graft is not good for aesthetics

A

free gingival graft

18
Q

What graft is good for aesthetics

A

connective tissue graft

19
Q

What alternative materials can be used for gingival graft

A

regenerative tissue matrix