Perio Considerations for esthetics

Question 1

What are the 3 essentials of a smile?

Answer 1

Teeth
Gingival scaffold
Lip framework

Question 2

Does a thin or thick perio phenotype present more of a challenge?

Answer 2

Thin phenotype

Question 3

 Display of ___-___% of the crowns and all interproximal tissue is considered esthetic

Answer 3

75-100

Question 4

surgical procedure designed to increase the extent of supragingival tooth structure for restorative or esthetic purposes by apically positioning the gingival margin, removing supporting bone or both’ May be accomplished by ortho

Answer 4

Crown lengthening

Question 5

: eruption of tooth through bone and
soft tissue into occlusion with opposing tooth

Answer 5

Active eruption

Question 6

apical migration of dentogingival
complex following the completion of active eruption
 Normally concludes when sulcus depth is at the
level of the CEJ, placing the gingival margin 1-2 mm
coronal to the CEJ

Answer 6

Passive eruption:

Question 7

Contraindications for ______
- Removal of supporting bone
 - Furcation exposure
 - Aesthetic concerns
 - Anatomic landmarks
 - Poor oral hygiene
 - Medical considerations.

Answer 7

Crown Lengthening

Question 8

What occurs if a gingivectomy is done and the crest of the bone and CEJ of tooth are at the same level and bone is not removed?

Answer 8

Gingiva will grow back and will have to re do procedure

Question 9

The excision of a portion of the gingiva; usually performed to reduce the soft tissue wall of a perio pocket

Answer 9

Gingvectomy

Question 10

INDICATIONS
Elimination of suprabony pockets
Elimination of gingival enlargements
CONTRAINDICATIONS
- The need for bone surgery.
- Bottom of the pocket is apical to the mucogingival junction
Esthetic considerations

Answer 10

Gingevectomy

Question 11

What is the measurement to determine if black triangles will be avoided?

Answer 11

At least 5 mm of distance between contact point and crest of the bone

Question 12

After crown lengthening, Healing of Surface epithelization is complete in _____

Answer 12

5 to 14
days

Question 13

After crown lengthening, Healing of Vascularity appears normal after _____

Answer 13

15 days

Question 14

After crown lengthening, Healing of Complete epithelial repair takes about _____

Answer 14

1
month

Question 15

After crown lengthening, Healing of - Complete repair of CT takes about

Answer 15

6 weeks.

Question 16

Division of tissue by high-frequency electrical
current applied locally with a metal instrument or
needle.

Answer 16

Electrosurgery

Question 17

 Uses alternating current at high frequency.
Actions:
 - Electrocutting : Minimun energy used
 - Electrocoagulation: Greater energy used
 -Electrofulguration: Considerable energy used
 -Electrodessication: Uncontrolled action

Answer 17

Electrosurgery