module 3 - botulinum toxins in dentistry Flashcards

1
Q

botulinum toxin a used as late as

A

late 1980’s
for
hemifacial spasm and oromandibular dystonias

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2
Q

first FDA approval for? when

A

1989 - for botulinum toxin A for strabismus (but dentistry had been using toxins for almsot 10 years)

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3
Q

therapeutic uses

A

hemifacial spasm

- frequent involuntary muscular contractions on one side of the space

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4
Q

oromandiublar dystonia

A

indication for botulinum toxin A

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5
Q

whack a mole phenominon

A

kyoto medical center
by kazuya yoshida

deals wit oromandibular dystonias

if treating one muscle - another muscle might start to reactivate

because quiet down one muscl e- may have muscle recruitement

with repeated bonta treatement - muscle that perform the same function can become dystonic

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6
Q

indication for botulinum toxin into the lateral pterygoid

A

jaw opening dystonia

jaw deviation dystonia

jaw protrusion dystonia

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7
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indication for botulinum toxin into the lateral pterygoid

A

jaw opening dystonia

jaw deviation dystonia

jaw protrusion dystonia

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8
Q

function of the lateral pterygoid

inferior
and superior head

A

reciprocal activatin

- closing and opening

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9
Q

approach into the lateral pterygoid

A

intra or extra oral approach

intra oral approaich

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10
Q

approach for lateral pterygoid and why?

A

intraoral

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11
Q

racial differences in maillary artery with lateral pterygoid

A

japanese

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12
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racial differences in maillary artery with lateral pterygoid

A

japanese vs caucasion

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13
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racial differences in maillary artery with lateral pterygoid

A

japanese vs caucasion

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14
Q

intraoral method for

A

depth 20-30 mm

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15
Q

intraoral method for

A

palpate inferior head

20-30 mm

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16
Q

intraoral method for

A

palpate inferior head

20-30 mm

17
Q

extraoral method for the lateral pterygoid

A

insertion point - infratemporal fossa

angulation
- vertically to the skin over the infratepomporal

perpendicular to the skin

20-25 mm through mandibular notch

18
Q

intra oral method for the medial pterygoid

A

usually due to the whack a mole phenominom

upper part is accessed via intraoral

19
Q

extra oral method for medial pterygoid

A

10-15 mm

insertion point - inside the mandibular angle

angulation - parallel

20
Q

sialorrhea + who likely to have this problem

A

indication for botulinum toxin

10-70% of people with parkinsons affected by drooling

21
Q

lip asymmetry

A

indication fo botulinum toxin

usually affected side is not depressing
- depressor labi –> not as functional so if it was - would be pulling it down

22
Q

second pic about lip assymetry

A

both upper and lower activation - so both injected to get the result

23
Q

masseteric hypertrophy

A

indication for botulinum toxin

common in asains

24
Q

hemifacial spasm is?
causes?
prevelance?

A

indication for bot a toxin use

this is a frequent, involuntary muscular contractions on one side of the face
male = female affected
more common in males older

causes - facial n injury, tumor, or no apparent etiology; often cause by blood vessel pressing on facial n at brainstem

preveleance male 114/5 per 100,000 and female 7/4 per 100,000

25
Q

whack a mole phenomenon

A

with repeated bonta tx - muscles that perform the same function can become dystonic

26
Q

spasms and dystonias are considered?

general

A

uncommon

27
Q

sialorrhea more common in?

A

accessory parotid gland and parotid gland

28
Q

connection of sialorrhea with?

A

literature suggests 10-70% people with parkinons affected by drooling

29
Q

muscles affected in assymmetrical smiles

A

levator labii and depressor labii

if lower left lip seems too high (like covering teeth on upper - then most likely a problem with that left side - bottom muscle

30
Q

masseteric hypertrophy

A

use for toxin

more common in asains