Perio (Mental dental) Flashcards
_____: measurement from gingival margin to base of pocket
PD
____: measurement from CEJ to base of pocket
CAL
____ is the best measure of inflammation in perio tissues
BOP
_____; measurement from CEJ to ging margin, exposure of root surface due to apical shift of ging margin
Gingival recession
What type of inlfammatory cell is seen in suppuration? (PUs
Neutrophils
Class ___ mobility
Slightly more mobile than normal
Class 1
Class ____ mobility
Moderately more than normal less than or 1 mm movement
Class 2
Class ____ mobility
Severely more than normal >1 mm movement can be vertically depressed in socket
Class 3 mobility
Are horizontal or vertical bone loss defects classified by walls?
Vertical
_____ wall defect
hemiseptum
1 wall
___ wall defect
Crater (most common)
2 wall
___ wall defect
Trough
3 wall
___ wall defect
Circumferential
4 wall
Class ____ recession
Marginal tissue recession is not extending to MGJ
No loss of interdenal bone or soft tissue
Class 1
Class ____ recession
Marginal tissue recession extending to or beyond MGJ
No loss of interdenal bone or soft tissue
Class 2
Class ____ recession
Marginal tissue recession extending to or beyond MGJ
With loss of interdenal bone or soft tissue, or both malpositioning prevents total root coverage
Class 3
Class ____ recession
Marginal tissue recession extending to or beyond MGJ
With loss of interdenal bone or soft tissue
Root coverage not anticipated
Class 4
_____ perio ds is characterized by:
Pseudomembrane
Fetid breath
Blunted papillae
Fever
Necrotizing (NUG and NUP)
Supragingival plaque components derive from ____
Saliva
Subgingival plaque components derive from ____
GCF
___ bacteria
Can bind primary and secondary colonizers
Binds other bacteria
Fusobacterium nucleatum
What are the 3 red complex bacteria: BOp and deeper pockets
Pg
Td
Tf
What are the 3 orange complex bacteria that precedes presence of red complex supporting sequential nature of plaque maturation
Fusobacterium
Prevotella intermedia
Campylobacter rectus
What bacteria causes aggressive periodontitis?
A. Actinomycetemcomitans
WHat bacteria causes chronic periodontitis?
P gingivials
What bacteria causes ANUG and ANUP?
T denticola
What bacteria causes pregnancy gingivitis?
P intermedia
___ stains are usually on anterior teeth due to poor OH
Orange
___ stains:
Drinking dark colored beverages, poor OH
Brown
____ stains:
Tobacco
Dark brown and black
___ stains: CHX and stannous fluoride
Yellow brown
___ stains: thin lines on cervical third found in healthy mouths due to consumption of iron
Black
_____ stains: usually on anterior teeth; poor OH and chromogenic bacteria
Green and yellow
_____ stains: occupational exposure of metallic dust
Bluish green
Are under or overcontoured restoration worse for gingival health?
Over contoured
___ are the immune cells that are involved in first line of defense
MOst important cells involved in controlling bacterial challenge and destroying perio tissue via release of destructive molecules
Chemotaxos, phagocytosis, MMP-8
Neutrophils
-__ are antigen presenting cells
Regulate immune response via cytokine release like IL-8
Macrophages
____
Vascular permeability and dilation
IgE
Mast cell
What proinflammatory mediators destroy collagen?
MMPs
When is the perio reeval done?
4-6 or 8 weeks
Risk ____:
casually associated with ds
(smoking leads to perio ds)
Smoking, diabetes, pathogenic bacteria, microbial tooth deposits
Risk factor
Risk ____:
Unchangeable background characteristics, increases likelihood of ds
(Gender, genetics)
Risk determinant
Risk ____:
Not causally assc with ds
(stress, osteoporosis may influence perio ds)
HIV, OSteoporosis, infrequent dental visits, stress
Risk indicator
Risk ____:
quantitative assc with ds
(Previous history, attachment level)
Previous history of perio ds
BOP
CAL
Risk. marker or predictor
Which vertical defect is most likely to be treated with regenerative therapy?
3 wall trough
What is the most important facor in determining prognosis?
CAL
____ are used for removal of penacious calculus
Ultrasonic scalers
Do magnetosctrictive or piezoelectic ultrasonic vibrate in a linear pattern?
Piezoelectric
Do magnetosctrictive or piezoelectic ultrasonic vibrate in an elliptical pattern?
Maagnetostrictive
What angulation should the curette be at when insertion of curette into pocket?
0 degrees
What angulation should the curette be at when scaling?
45-90 degrees
Should base or top of flap be wider?
Base wider
Where should vertical releasess be placed in relation to a tooth?
LIne angle
Whenever alveloar bone is exposed like in full thickness flaps, expect about ___ mm of bone resorption and remodeling
1 mm
Do periodontal packs enhance healing?
Do not enhance healing
What type of insicisoin is made on maxillary arch for distal wedge?
Full thickness flap with parallel incision
What type of insicisoin is made on mand arch for distal wedge?
Full thickness with v-shaped incision
_____ mucogingival surgery is used to widen band of keratinized tissue
-Below gingival margin
Free gingival graft
______ mucoginigval surgery is used to cover roots
ABove gingival margin
Connective tissue graft
Where is the most common site used for free gingival graft and connective tissue graft?
Palate
__ synthetic or inorgainic graft mateirals
Alloplast
_____ bone graft material provides a scaffold
Osteoconductive
___ bone graft mateiral converts neighboring porgenitor cells into osteoblasts
Osteoinductive
____ bone graft material makes bone
Osteogenic
What furcation class has best prognosis for regeneration?
Hamp Class 2
What vertical defects are treated with resection?
1 and 2 wall defects
What vertical defects are treated with regeneration?
3 and 4 wall defects
What recession class has best prognosis for regeneration with CTG?
Miller 1
What is the most effective abx regimen?
Amox and MZD for 14 days
Arrestin is what abx?
Minocycline (in)
Atridox is what local abx?
Doxycycline (dox)
PerioChip is what local abx?
Chlorohexidine gluconate (Ch)
_____ is occlusal trauma caused by excessive forces on a normal periodontium
Primary occlusal trauma
______ is occlusal trauma caused by excessive forces on a reduced periodontium
Secondary occlusal trauma
__ method of toothbrushing
Most effective
45 degree angle
Bass method
Does waterpik reduce bacterial load on gingival or tooth?
Gingiva
What is the most common group of people that get periodontitis?
Males of African descent
____ of perio ds is determined by severity and extend of disease at presenation
Staging
___ flaps slplit the papilla
Needed when interdental space is too narrow
Can lead to formation of black triangles
Conventional
____ flap
Internal bevel, sulcular, interdental incision
Facilitates surgical debridement
Doesn not directly reduce PD
Open gingival curretage eliminates pocket lining
Modificed widman
_____ is most common flap in periodonal surg
Improves access for instrumentation
reduces PDs by removing pocket wall
More aggressive
Undisplaced
____ flap
Used for apicoectomy
Semilunar flap
___ flap
Most common flap in OS
No vertical release
Envelope
A pt has a deep pocket depth. Which procedure would reduce the PD while preserving gingiva?
Undisplaced flap
Apical positioned flap
Lateral positioned flap
Coronoally posiitoned flap
Gingivectomy
Apical positioned flap
Is the distal wedge incision a full or partial thickness flap?
Full thickness
What is the predominant inflammatory cells in the perio pocket?
Neutrophils