PROCEDURAL Flashcards
1
Q
a. What are the patient factors and clinical factors that affect the outcome of RSD?
A
2
Q
b. Goals of root surface debridement (2m)
A
Decontamination by removing LPS/endotoxins from the root surface
Disrupting and eliminating the biofilm from the root surface
Removing the bulk of subgingival calculus from the root surface.
3
Q
c. Upper lateral incisor, what anatomical feature makes non-surgical periodontal therapy difficult? (2m)
A
Palato-radicular Groove on the palatal aspects of the tooth
4
Q
d. The lateral incisor with severe bone loss is still hypermobile after satisfactory non-
surgical periodontal therapy, how to manage? (8m)
A
- Occlusal Adjustments
- Selective grinding is the modification of the occluding surfaces of teeth through grinding to create harmonious contact relationships between the maxillary and mandibular teeth
- The aim of occlusal adjustment is to establish and maintain stable occlusal relationships and to restore an optimal occlusal function.
- Splinting
- Create an environment where the tooth movement can be contained within physiological limits, thereby improving patient comfort and the restoration of function
- Bone grafting
- Extraction