Module 16 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the structures involved in the periodontium

A

Gingiva
PDL
Cementum
Alveolar Bone

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2
Q

In health the Crest of Alveolar Bone (alveolar crest) is __ to ___mm apical to the CEJ

A

1.5
2.0
(book answer)

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3
Q

In health, the width of the PDL is ____mm

A

0.5

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4
Q

Is the alveolar crest less or more radiopaque in the posterior region compared to the anterior region

A

less

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5
Q

With periodontal disease, the gingiva exhibit?

A

varying degrees of inflammation

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6
Q

The gingiva may appear __, ____, and ___ during periodontal disease

A

swollen
red
bleeding

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7
Q

During periodontal disease, the alveolar crest appears ___, and _____ is seen

A

indistinct

bone loss

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8
Q

Clinical information provides information about ___ while dental images permit evaluation of ______

A
soft tissues (gingiva)
bone
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9
Q

A thorough clinical assessment must include ______

A

periodontal probing

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10
Q

Dental images provide an overview of the amount of bone _____ and indicate the __, ___, and ____ resulting from periodontal disease

A

present
pattern
distribution
severity of loss

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11
Q

What type of image, and what imaging technique are recommended to evaluate extent of periodontal disease

A

Periapical image

Paralleling technique

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12
Q

The bisecting technique can cause a ____ of bone levels due to vertical angulation problems

A

dimensional distortion

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13
Q

Horizontal BWX shouldn’t be used along to document ____ to ____ periodontal disease

A

moderate

severe

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14
Q

The vertical BWX is best used for ___ and __ purposes

A

post-tx

follow up

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15
Q

Furcation involvement may not be detected on a dental image because of?

A

superimposition of buccal and lingual bone

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16
Q

Bone loss is often ___ advanced than is visible on films

A

more

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17
Q

The amount of bone loss can be estimated as the difference between the ____ and __

A

physiologic bone level

height of remaining bone

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18
Q

Bone loss is described in terms of the _____, _____, and _____ of loss

A

pattern
distribution
severity

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19
Q

The pattern of bone loss can be described as ___ or _____

A

horizontal

vertical

20
Q

What is used as a reference in determining the pattern of bone loss

A

CEJ of adjacent teeth

21
Q

Horizontal bone loss occurs in a plane __ to the CEJ’s

A

parallel

22
Q

Vertical bone loss is also called?

A

Angular bone loss

23
Q

The distribution of bone loss is described as __ or ____

A

localized

generalized

24
Q

localized bone loss occurs in ____ areas and is less than ______% of the sites involved

A

isolated

30%

25
Q

Generalized bone loss occurs ____ with ____ than 30% of the sites involved

A

evenly throughout arches

more

26
Q

Severity of bone loss is described as _, ___, or _____

A

slight
moderate
severe

27
Q

The severity of bone loss is measured by the ______

A

CAL clinical attachment loss

28
Q

The CAL is measured with a _____ and is the measurement of the distance from the __ to the ___

A

Probe
CEJ
base of sulcus/perio pocket

29
Q

Slight bone loss =
Moderate bone loss =
Severe bone loss =

A

1-2 mm
3-4mm
5mm or more

30
Q

Horizontal bone loss is associated with ___ pockets

A

supra-boney

31
Q

Vertical bone loss is associated with ___ pockets

A

infra-boney

32
Q

If you see furcation involvement on an x-ray but can’t PROBE the furcation you should start thinking about?

A

possibility of an endodontic lesion

33
Q

What is a phenomenon seen in early periodontal disease where the PDL space widens at the crest of the interproximal septum.

A

Triangulation

34
Q

Class I periodontal disease is called?

A

Gingivitis

35
Q

Class II periodontal disease is called?

A

mild/slight periodontitis

36
Q

Class III periodontal disease is called?

A

moderate periodontitis

37
Q

Class IV periodontal disease is called?

A

severe/advanced periodontitis

38
Q

Class I perio:
There is _____ bone loss?
The crestal lamina dura is ____, and has a measurement of ____ to _____mm apical to the CEJ?

A

No
Intact
1-2mm

39
Q

Clinically: Class I perio

___ may or may not be present, and only ___is affected

A

bleeding

gingival tissues

40
Q

Class II perio:
There is ____ bone loss with ____ crestal changes. The crestal lamina dura appears_____?
There is less than _____% bone loss, with a measurement of _____ to ____mm apical to the CEJ

A

Horizontal
mild
unclear and fuzzy
(incipient loss)

41
Q

Clinically: Class II perio

_____ may occur during probing. There are ___ from attachment loss as well as localized areas of ___

A

bleeding
pocket depths
areas of recession

42
Q

Class III perio:
There is ___ to ___% bone loss in a _____pattern and ____ distribution?
The alveolar crest measurement is ____ to _____mm apical to the CEJ?
You may also see _____ involvement?

A
30-50% 
Horizontal/vertical
(localized/generalized)
4-6mm 
furcation
43
Q

Clinically: Class III

pocket depths and attachment loss up to _____mm. __, ____ and __ may also be present

A

6
recession
furcation
slight mobility

44
Q

Class IV periodontal disease:
There is greater than __% bone loss with a ___ pattern? The alveolar crest measurement is ___mm apical to the CEJ?
You get more _____ involvement?

A

50
horizontal/vertical
6+
furcation

45
Q

Clinically: Class IV
pocket depths and attachment loss is greater than _____mm?
_____ involvement and ___ are more severe

A

6
furcation
mobility

46
Q

Effects of certain ____, ____ used, and various medical conditions are all risk factors to periodontal disease

A

medications

tobacco

47
Q

An irregular border of alveolar crest may indicate___ ,____ ___ bone loss

A

faster

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