Systemic Disease & The Mouth Flashcards

1
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how can dental manifestations of systemic disease present?

A
  • disruption to the tooth structure formation
  • disruption to the tooth structure content
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2
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In patients who take tetracyline, what colour do the teeth change?

A

grey

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3
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What colour of teeth do patients with high levels of bilirubin change to?

A

green

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4
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How is orofacial granulomatosis managed?

A
  • 3 month empirical dietary exclusion
  • topical treatment to angular chelitis/fissue
  • topical treatment to lip swelling or facial erythema
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5
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What topical treatment options are there for lip swelling or facial erythema due to OFG?

A
  • tacrolimus ointment 0.03%
  • intralesional steroids to the lip
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6
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Give some examples of connective tissue diseases that can affect the mouth?

A
  • systemic lupus erythematosis (SLE)
  • systemic sclerosis
  • sjogrens syndrome
  • mixed connective tissue disease
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7
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What are some causes of haematinic deficiencies?

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  • poor intake
  • malabsorption due to GI disease
  • blood loss
  • increased demand of body
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