Oral Health. Flashcards
What are the five signs of gingival inflammation.
Pain, Swelling, Redness, Heat and Loss of function.
Does gingivitis have true or false pockets.
False pockets.
Does periodontal disease have true or false pockets.
True pockets.
What does ANUG stand for?
Acute Necrotising Ulcerative Gingivitis.
What antibiotics are normally prescribed for ANUG?
Metronidazole.
What are the three signs of ANUG?
Redness, halitosis and grey membrane.
What does Halitosis mean?
Bad breath?
What is the first layer of plaque called?
Pellicle.
Is supragingival calculus under or above the gingiva?
Above.
Is sublingual calculus under or above the gingiva?
Under.
What is plaque made up of.
Saliva, bacteria, food debris and cellular debris.
What can periodontal disease cause?
Mobility.
Can false pockets be reversed?
Yes.
Which bacteria starts decay within the oral cavity?
Sterptcoccus Mutans.
What is the bacteria called that appears after 3 days of not brushing?
Bacilli Fusiformis.