the mouth Flashcards

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1
Q

what are two words for the mouth?

A
  • oral cavity
  • buccal cavity
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2
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patients with what illness could be less likely to care for their teeth?

A

mental illness

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3
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what common disease make patients more susceptible to periodontitis?

A

diabetes

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4
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what are symptoms of oral disease?

A
  • swollen gingiva
  • red inflamed gingiva
    ^both signs of gingivitis
  • dental caries (holes in the teeth)
  • staining
  • plaque
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5
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what is the oral ecosystem?

A

factors affecting the oral cavity and disease

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describe the oral ecosystem

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  • disease due to something going wrong
  • prevalence is the total amount of something
  • the incidence is how many cases over a period of time
  • the endogenic input is the bodily factors
  • the exogenic input is the environmental factors
  • individual’s behaviour
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what are factors of the oral environment?

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  • geography of the mouth- teeth attachment
  • resources eg nutrients
  • climate eg saliva/pH
  • morphology of the teeth
  • biochemistry
  • physiology
  • microbiology
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8
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what are the three phases of oral disease?

A
  • healthy
  • pathogenic
  • end result
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what is the healthy phase?

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the interaction of aetiological factors which trigger disease- host, environment, agent

primary prevention phase
- reduce development risk
- health promotion
- specific protection

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what is the pathogenic phase?

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  • reversible phase

secondary prevention phase
- intervention
- early diagnosis/risk assessment
- treatment (theraputic/curtive)

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what is the end result phase?

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death or loss of oral tissue

tertiary prevention stage
- rehabilitation

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12
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what are the components of the oral environment?

A
  • tissues
  • oral fluids
  • dynamics
  • oral health aspects
  • acquired components (we are born with no bacteria, it is acquired from our primary carers once we develop teeth)
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13
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what are the functions of the oral cavity?

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  • digestive
  • protective
  • aesthetic
  • speech
  • wind instruments
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