perio-endo relationships Flashcards

1
Q

Deep Caries, Trauma (accident), and Restorative procedures can all create a risk of injury to what?

A

the pulp vitality

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2
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the frequency of accessory pulp canals increases towards the _______

A

apex

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3
Q

__________ are often found near furcations

A

accessory canals

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4
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what is a Primary perio-endo lesion?

A

an infection of the pulp (direct infection of the pulp, not due to any perio involvement)

causes inflammation (periodontitis) of the surrounding perio tissues

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5
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what is a secondary perio-endo lesion?

A

inflammation of pulp tissue due to accumulation of plaque on root surface

periodontal problems inducing changes in pulp

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6
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what is the 3rd class of perio-endo lesions?

A

a “true” combined perio-endo lesion- Pulpal and periodontal pathologies initiate independently and coalesce

patient has BOTH periodontal problems, and direct endodontic inflammation

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7
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T/F: in a “true” combined perio-endo lesion, the periodontal infection causes inflammation in the pulp

A

FALSE

in the combined lesion (3rd class of perio-endo lesions) the periodontal and pulpal infections are independent of one another, but occur at the same time

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8
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T/F: Studies have failed to confirm direct relationship between progression of periodontitis and pulp changes

A

true

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9
Q

how can periodontal bacteria access the pulp?

A

Accessory canals
Apical foramen
Dentinal tubules

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10
Q

what are the endodontic therapy complications that can lead to periodontal infections?

A

Perforations, vertical fractures

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11
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how does periodontitis lead to sensitivity of the pulp?

A

Root exposure (recession)
Cementum (and dentin) removal
Dentinal tubule exposure

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12
Q

what condition has the following characteristics:

  • Sharp pain, rapid onset
  • Peak at 1st week, then subside
  • Various stimuli elicit response
A

dentin hypersensitivity

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