Quiz 2 Study Guide Flashcards

1
Q

code for full mouth debridement

A

D4355

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2
Q

code for scaling in the presence of generalized moderate or severe gingival inflammation

A

D4346

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3
Q

code for periodontal maintenance (includes site specific scaling)

A

D4910

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4
Q

code for localized SRP 1-3 teeth per quad

A

D4342

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5
Q

code for quadrant SRP 4+ teeth per quad

A

D4341

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6
Q

what is the key component of D4355?

A

preliminary deposit removal that interferes with the ability of the dentist to perform a comprehensive exam

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7
Q

can you do a FMP if you are using D4355?

A

no, there is too much deposit

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8
Q

rationale for re-evaluation after SRP

A
  • residual calculus indication by inflammation/bleeding
  • decision making (future visits, referrals, etc.)
  • patient self-care efficacy
  • determine perio mtx interval
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9
Q

how long after SRP for a periodontal re-evaluation appointment?

A

6-8 weeks

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10
Q

when does the junctional epithelium heal post SRP?

A

1 week

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11
Q

when does the connective tissue post SRP?

A

4 weeks

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12
Q

healing is greatest ______ post SRP

A

6 weeks

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13
Q

re-evaluations should not occurs before ____; ideal is _____

A

4 weeks post SRP, 6 weeks SRP

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14
Q

end point for SRP is ____

A

tissue health

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15
Q

pocket depth reduction potential as shown by research

A

4-6 mm pockets: mean reduction of 1.29 mm○

> 7mm pockets: mean reduction of 2.16 mm

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16
Q

prevalence of dentinal hypersensitivity

A

20-30% of population

17
Q

stimuli for dentinal hypersensitivity

A

temperature (cold), mechanical (instruments, brushing), chemical (acid)

18
Q

common tooth sites for dentinal hypersensitivity

A

cervical, buccal

19
Q

can SRP lead to dentinal hypersensitivity?

A

yes

20
Q

rationale for dentinal hypersensitivity

A

open dentinal tubules provide a pathway for stimuli to provoke a painful response

21
Q

self-applied desensitizing agents

A

5% potassium nitrate

0.454% stannous fluoride (takes 4-8 weeks)

22
Q

depolarization treatment options

A

Depolarize the nerves

  • Potassium Ions (K+)(interfere with nerve transmission)
  • Occlude the tubules
23
Q

professionally applied desensitizing agents

A
  • fluoride varnish

- gluma