Resorption Flashcards

1
Q

For resorption to occur, _______ to the protective unmineralized layers must occur

Author

A

damage
Tronstad

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2
Q

Clasts cannot adhere to ________ such as ______ or ________

A

unmineralized tissue such as predentin or precementum

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3
Q

Internal root resorption process

A

Pulpal injury causes some degree of coronal pulp necrosis
induced inflammation in the apical tissue
area of exposed dentinal tubules (loss of predentin and odontoblastic layer)

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4
Q

_______% success rate for non-perforating IRR lesions, ______% for perforating

A

100%
25%

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5
Q

ICRR requires

A

PDL in direct contact with dentin (loss of cementum)

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6
Q

In ICRR, the outline of the pulp spaces usually remains _____

A

well defined

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7
Q

Histology of ICRR

A

Fibro-osseous and fibro-vascular tissue associated with clastic cells

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8
Q

True etiology of ICRR is likely _______

A

multifactorial

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9
Q

Top etiological factors of ICRR

A

Orthodontics
Trauma
Internal bleaching

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10
Q

Intracoronal bleaching often follows ______, which could have resulted in _______ at the CEJ

A

trauma
cemental defects

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11
Q

Viral etiology for ICRR may invovle

A

Feline herpes virus
Von Arx

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12
Q

Class I and II ICRR remain ______

A

localized to the cervical area

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13
Q

Class III ICRR extends into the

A

coronal third of the root

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14
Q

Class IV ICRR extends

A

beyond the coronal third of the root

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15
Q

Treatment of ICRR includes

A

debridement of the defect
placement of glycerol on the gingival tissues
application of 90% trichloroacetic acid for 1-4 minutes
restoration of a GI cement

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16
Q

TCA deactivates the resorptive tissue via ______

A

coagulative necrosis

17
Q

GI cements are indicated for resorption repair due to

A

ability of periodontal tissue to reattach

18
Q

Treatment of ICRR lesions classes _______ only is recommended

A

Classes 1-3

19
Q

ICRR treatment success rates

Author

A

1 and 2 – 100%
3 – 78%
4 – 12.5%
Heithersay

20
Q

EIRR is either _____ or ______ in origin

A

endodontic or orthodontic
Tronstad

21
Q

________% of apical periodontitis will have EIRR

A

86%

22
Q

EIRR will typically arrest when ______ or _______

A

RCT initiated
orthodontic movement ceases

23
Q

Extensive EIRR can result following _____

A

trauma

24
Q

Pathognomonic for replacement resorption

A

metallic tone on percussion

25
Q

EIRR results with loss of

A

protective precementum and cementoblastic layer

26
Q

Following resolution of inflammatory component of EIRR, _______ may occur

A

Replacement resorption

27
Q

Pressure resorption occurs in response to

A

direct damage to the precementum

28
Q

Pressure resorption is generally limited to the ______

A

apical third

29
Q

Pressure resorption often occurs secondary to (3)

A

Orthodontics
misaligned tooth eruption
slow-growing tumors or cysts