part 2 - periodontics Flashcards
preparation of surgical dressings
- extrude equal amounts of paste
- mix
- place in paper cup with water
- lubricate gloves with saline solution
- roll paste into strips
- adapt to distal surface of tooth
- bring remainder of strips
- apply sceond strip
- join facial and lingual strips
- apply pressure
- remove excess
- document
what is the principle of the bleeding index
measure severity of gingival inflammation
0 - normal
1 - mild inflammation
2 - moderate inflammation
3- severe inflammaton
basic forms of periodontal disease
gingivitis
- inflammation, red, swollen gingiva
early periodontitis
- plaque beginning to collecet, infection with perio pockets forming
moderate periodontitis
- spread of inflammation, loss in bone, loosening teeth, receding gums
advanced periodontitis
- inflammation of gingiva and surrounding tissues, sever bone loss
mobility scores
0 - normal
1- slight mobility
2- moderate mobility
3- extreme mobility
types of nonsurgical periodontal disease treatment
dental prophylaxis
- complete removal of caalculus, soft deposits, plaque, stain
scaling and root planing
- remove remaining particles of calculus and necrotic cementum
gingival curettage
- scraping or cleaning the gingival lining of pocket
antimicrobial and antibiotic agents
- tetracyclin
- penicillin
- fluoride
- chlorehexidine
surgical periodontal disease treatments
excisional surgery
- gingivectomy: removal of diseased gingival tissue
- gingivoplasty: surgical reshaping and contouring of gingival tissues
incisional surgery
- perio flap surgery
- osseus surgery (osteoplasty, osectomy)
- crown lengthening
- soft tissue grafts
periodontal dressings are bandaged over surgical site to:
hold flaps in place
protect newly forming tissues
minimize pain
prtect from trauma while eating
supports mobile teeth
advantages of hand scaling vs ultrasonic scaling
hand scaling
- excellent tactile sensitivity
- more control
- area-specific
ultrasonic
- improved healing time
- repetitive motions minimized
- less tissue distention
steps to managing an occupational post exposure incident and follow up measure
document route of exposure
identify and document source individual
request the source individual to have their blood tested
advise employee to have their blood test
provide medically indicated prophylactic treatment
provide appropriate counselling
evaluate reported illnesses after incident