Lecture 10 - Microbiology of Periodontal diseases Flashcards
T/F
chronic periodontitis rapidly progresses
aggressive periodontitis slowly progresses
F
F
(opposites)
Which type of periodontitis are common for adults? for children?
chronic
aggressive
what is the primary defense against bacteria in sulcus?
neutrophils
what is released from biofilm that invade connective tissue and possibly epithelial cells?
planktonic bacteria/microcolonies
T/F
Tissue invasive bacteria…..
———activate osteoclastic activity
———block osteoblastic activity
F - they prolong osteoclastic activity
T
T/F bacterial species in periodontal pocket….
- —-are saccharolytic
- —-are only gram negative
F - they are proteolytic
F - they are gram + and -
which bacteria are in the red complex?
porphyromonas gingivalis (PG) tanerella forsythia (TF) treponema denticola (TD)
which species are associated with LAP?
aggregatibacter actinomycetemcomitans
T/F
periodontal pathogens are very transmissible between spouses
periodontal pathogens are transmissible by lifestyle choices like smoking and poor oral hygiene
F - they are not very transmissible between people
T