Perio Lesion: Healthy vs. Unhealthy Periodontium Flashcards

1
Q

What are the clinical categories used to evaluate periodontium?

A
Color
Size/Shape
Consistency
Texture
Position of Gumline
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2
Q

What is the color of healthy gums

A

coral pink

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3
Q

What is the size/shape of healthy gums

A

knife-edged margin

thin and scalloped

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4
Q

What is the consistency of healthy gums

A

Firm

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5
Q

What is the texture of healthy gums

A

stippling

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6
Q

What is the position of the gumline in healthy gingiva?

A

1-2 mm above root surface

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7
Q

What is gingivitis?

A

Inflammation of gingiva in the absence of clinical attachment and bone loss

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8
Q

What is the color of gums with gingivits?

A

red, bluish red

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9
Q

What is the size/shape of gums with gingivitis

A

Enlarged
Rolled
Blunted

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10
Q

What is the consistency of gums with gingivitis?

A

Edematous

Fibrotic

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11
Q

What is the texture of gums with gingivitis?

A

Loss of stippling

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12
Q

What is the positioning of gums with gingivitis?

A

Root exposure, recession

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13
Q

What would you expect to see radiographically with someone who has gingivitis?

A

no bone loss

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