lecture 9: Endo-periodontal Lesions

Question 1

if a pt comes in with multiple abscesses, what do you suspect?

Answer 1

diabetes

Question 2

endo/perio lesions will have pulp or periodontium involvement

Answer 2

both

Question 3

endo/perio lesion manifested as pain with abscess is related to what

Answer 3

recent traumatic or iatrogenic event

Question 4

primary endodontic infection is where in the tooth?

Answer 4

affecting pulp and subsequent periodontal involvement

Question 5

primary periodontic infection is where in the tooth?

Answer 5

periodontal destruction that then affects the pulp.

Question 6

**types of trauma/iatorgenic root damage

Answer 6

root damage: perforation of root, pulp chamber furcation (during prep for RCT or post)

root fracture or crack (trauma)

ERR (trauma)

Necrotic pulp (trauma)

Question 7

specific microbial profile for EPL

Answer 7

not a specific one

Question 8

2017 AAP e-p lesion WITH root damage

Answer 8

• root fracture or crack
• root canal or pulp chamber perforation
• external root resorption

Question 9

2017 AAP e-p lesion WITHOUT root damage

Answer 9

periodontal pt (grade 1, 2, 3,)

non periodontal pt (grade 1, 2, 3)