Mucogingival Procedures Parts 5 and 6 Flashcards
ROLE OF
KERATINIZED
GINGIVA
(2)
- HIGHLY DEBATED OVER MANY YEARS
- POSSIBLE TO MAINTAIN PERIODONTAL HEALTH IN THE
ABSENCE OF KERATINIZED GINGIVA
- ALL SURFACES WITH LESS THAN – MM OF KERATINIZED
GINGIVA EXHIBIT CLINICAL INFLAMMATION EVEN IN THE
ABSENCE OF PLAQUE.
2.0
WHEN A NARROW BAND OF KERATINIZED GINGIVA IS
PRESENT, SITES WITH A — PHENOTYPE HAVE A
GREATER TENDENCY TO PROGRESS
THINNER
Periodontal
Phenotype
(3)
Thin scalloped
Thick scalloped
Thick flat
Gingival/soft
tissue recession
(7)
Facial or lingual
surfaces
Interproximal (
papillary)
Severity of recession
Gingival thickness
Gingival width
Presence of
NCCL/cervical caries
Patient esthetic
concern
Hypersensitivity
Gingival
excess
(4)
Pseudo-
pocket
Inconsistent
gingival
margin
Excessive
Gingival
display
Gingival
enlargement
GINGIVAL RECESSION
* GINGIVAL RECESSION BY DEFINITION IS …
* THIS CONDITION AFFECTS A LARGE POPULATION IRRESPECTIVE OF ORAL HYGIENE.
* ESTIMATED PREVALENCE:
* –% OF YOUNG ADULTS
* –% MIDDLE AGED-ELDERLY ADULTS SUFFER FROM GINGIVAL RECESSIONS WITH AN AVERAGE
PREVALENCE OF –%
APICAL MIGRATION OF THE GINGIVAL MARGIN WITH
CONCOMITANT EXPOSURE OF THE ROOT SURFACE.
54.5
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78.6
MOST COMMON MUCOGINGIVAL
DEFECTS IN DAILY PRACTICE
(2)
- GINGIVAL RECESSIONS
- INADEQUATE ZONE OF KERATINIZED GINGIVA
Predisposing Factors:
(5)
- Periodontal Phenotype and attached Gingiva
- The impact of tooth brushing
- The impact of cervical restorative margins
- The impact of orthodontics
- Other conditions
DIAGNOSTIC
CONSIDERATIONS
(2)
- RECESSION DEPTH AND GINGIVAL
THICKNESS. - MODERN RECESSION
CLASSIFICATION ( CAIRO ET AL 2011)
- RECESSION TYPE (RT) 1-
GINGIVAL
RECESSION WITH NO LOSS OF
INTERPROXIMAL ATTACHMENT.
INTERPROXIMAL CEJ WAS NOT
DETECTED EITHER ON THE MESIAL OR
DISTAL ASPECT OF THE TOOTH
Recession Type (RT) 2-
Gingival recession
associated with loss of interproximal attachment.
The amount of interproximal attachment loss
was less or equal to the buccal attachment loss
Recession Type (RT) 3-
Gingival recession with the loss of interproximal
attachment. Interproximal attachment loss is greater than the buccal attachment
loss.
CAIRO CLASSIFICATION FOR GINGIVAL RECESSION
* TREATMENT ORIENTED
* RT 1 ( MILLER CLASS I AND II) :
* CAIRO RT 2 ( OVERLAPPING MILLER CLASS III):
* CAIRO RT 3 (OVERLAPPING MILLER CLASS IV)
100% ROOT COVERAGE CAN BE
PREDICTED
MIXED RESULTS
FULL ROOT
COVERAGE IS NOT ACHIEVABLE
COMPARISON ON TREATED AND UN TREATED SITES
* 18-35 YEAR FOLLOW-UP
* 47 PATIENTS WITH 64 SITES
* –% OF THE 64 TREATED SITES SHOWED RECESSION REDUCTION, WHILE –% OF THE 64
UNTREATED SITES EXPERIENCED INCREASED RECESSION
* AMOUNT OF INCREASES IN RECESSION WAS LIMITED
* THIN GINGIVAL BIOTYPES ( PHENOTYPES) AUGMENTED BY GRAFTING REMAINED STABLE OVER TIME
COMPARED TO UNTREATED AREAS WITH THIN BIOTYPES ( PHENOTYPES)
* UNTREATED AREAS ALSO SHOWED A TENDENCY TO DEVELOP —
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NEW RECESSION