supportive periodontal therapy Flashcards
SPT
1) D4910
2) periodic recall for maintenance and care of perio disease
3) extension of the active perio treatment phase
SPT prevents
1) increased probing depth
2) BOP
3) continued attachment loss
3) bone and tooth loss
rationale
1) subgingival scaling reduces pathogenic bacteria
2) recall anywhere from 2-4 months
3) positive microbial change can be sustained at regular intervals
treatment planning codes
1) at a periodontal recall appt or interval, tp a D0120 if >1 year, or D0120P if < 1 year
2) if a new FMX is required, TP a perio baseline exam D0110 ???
3) be sure to use PERCA for D0120 and PEBASE for D0110
part one
1) med and dent hx review
2) radiographic review (update prn)
3) extraoral and intraoral exam
- soft tissue, dental exam, perio exam
4) plaque biofilm control/evaluation
dental exam
1) tooth mobility., fremitus, occlusal factors
2) caries assess
3) Restorative, pros
4) other tooth related problems
perio exam
1) gingival changes
2) plaque calculus
3) probing
4) recession
5) furcation
6) exudate/suppuration
7) mucogingival involvement
8) occlusal changes
9) other signs and symptoms
10) microbial testing
plaque/biofilm control eval
1) use disclosing solution
2) perform whole mouth plaque score
o leary
1) on PEBASE form
2) have patient rinse, apply disclosing solution to all teeth with 1-2 cotton swaps, swish, and rinse again
3) divide teeth into mesial, facial, distal, and lingual
4) enter 0 if no plaque, or 1 if plaque at dentalgingival junction (L and F are the same)
5) enter 1 if present on M or D surface
6) # of plaque surfaces / # avail surfaces
= aim for 20% or lower
occlusal considerations
1) ROSCCL?
part 2
1) OHI
2) periodontal debridement
- scaling
- localized RP (use anesthesia: infiltration)
3) occlusal adjustment prn
4) coronal polishing and flossing
5) chemotherapeutic agent
chemotherapeutic agents
1) fluoride
2) anti gingivitis
3) antisensitivity
4) antimicrobial
part three
1) establish maintenance interval
2) discuss compliance with appropriate recall
3) discuss control of risk factors
4) schedule next recall visit
5) schedule or refer for perio or restorative treatment
appointment interval
1) visits at 3 month intervals sufficient
2) length of time between recall visits determined by level of disease control accomplished by the patient between recalls
first year
1) routine therapy with uneventful healing
- > 3 mo or 1-2 mo