Periodontal Maintence Therapy Flashcards
What is the most important factor for long term success for periodontology?
Periomaintance- quality and frequency
During a periodontal exam, are normal dental caries a part of the exam?
Yes
BOP:
Poor Predictor for: 2
Good Predictor for: 1
Poor: - current Attachment Loss - future attachment loss Good: -current status of inflammation
Are fremitus or mobility an immediate concern?
sure are
Radiographs:
Standard maintanence protocol?
Vertical Posterior BW every year (1x)
*best for crestal bone evaluation
Radiographs:
Frequency for FMX for
-Severe Periodontitis
Moderate Periodontitis
Severe-once every 3 years
Moderate- 1x every 5 years
Radiographs:
Frequency for high caries
Bite Wings every 6 months
Radiographs:
Frequency for areas of concern
6-12 months
Do local antibiotics penetrate connective tissues?
NOPE, only stay in sulcus.
*Use systemic antibiotics
What should be avoided with dental implants during instrumentation?(2)
- metal
- acidic fluroide
Can furcal invasions be diagnosed via radiographs?
No
What is the fluoride concentration of neutral fluoride treatment used at UNMC?
1.1% NaF
What is an oxygenating agent?
H2O2- hydrogen peroxide
Recall Frequency:
When is 3 month intervals recommended?(4)
- Initial
- Unstable
- Aggressive PD
- Risk Factors (Class 2,3 furcation, systemic diseases)
What is the shelf name of minocycline?
Arrestin