JVD 2009 1 Dimensions Of Diastemata And Associated Periofontal Food Pockets In Donkey Cheek Teeth Du Toit, Burden Et al Flashcards

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What percentage of diastemata occur in mandibular versus maxillary cheek teeth?

A

56% mandibular 44% maxillary

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What percentage of diastemata were open and what percentage were valve?

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Open 60% Valve 40%

N.B. This is the answer from the abstract, but in the actual results section it says it the other way around

JP

I agree although percentages were not mentioned in the results section … so this leads me to belive they just got it the wrong way round in the abstract so correct answer really is based on the number s and shoudl be Open 40% valve 60%

KH

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What percentage of diastemata had adjacent inter current dental disease which may have predisposed them to diastemata

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71%

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What is the occlusal to gingival width ratio in valve diastemata versus open diastemata?

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0.4 valve 1.07 open

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Food was impacted in what percentage of diastemata?

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89%

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What was the percentage of periodontal food pocketing adjacent to diastemata?

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75.6%

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What was the prevalence of lateral and medial pocketing in periodontal pockets adjacent to diastemata?

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Lateral 73% Medial 47%

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What was the average depth of lateral pockets versus medial pockets in periodontal food pockets found adjacent diastemata?

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Lateral 4.1mm Medial 2.4mm

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What is a diastema?

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A space between adjacent teeth which should normally be in contact at the occlusal surface

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What was the aim of the study?

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To define the shape and dimensions of donkey cheek teeth diastemata and adjacent periodontal food pockets and to determine the accuracy of clinically terming diastemata as valve or open.

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Of the 349 donkey skulls available 16 were selected with diastemata. What was the incidence of diastemata overall? What was the overall incidence of periodontal disease?

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85% incidence of diastemata 93.4% incidence of periodontal disease

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What was a major difficulty in statistical analysis?

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Only one diastemata was present in 25% of cases and yet there were as many as 6 diastemata in others.

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How was the non independence between diastemata overcome?

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By randomly selecting one diastemata from each skull, creating a sample of 16 diastemata.

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What is shown by the arrow in this photo?

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A large lateral periodontal pocket on the lateral aspect of a mandibular cheek tooth diastema.

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What measurements do A, B, C & D represent in this diagram?

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A Width of the diastema at the occlusal level B Width of the diastema at the gingival level C Depth of a periodontal pocket associated with the diastema D length of erupted crown

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