Treatment of Trauma from Occlusion Flashcards

1
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True of False

occlusal trauma may, under certain circumstances accelerate attachment loss

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True

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True or False

immobilization is essentail for periodontal regeneration

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True

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3
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What are four reversible methods of occlusal therapy

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night goals
extracoronal splints
muscle relaxants
muscle exercises

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4
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What are four irreversible methods of occlusal therapy

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intracoronoal splints
occlusal adjustment; selective grinding
ortho
orthognathic surgery

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5
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What are five indications of occlusal adjustments

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periodontal occlusal trauma
post ortho
prior to extensive restorations
certain types of TMD
certain wear patterns
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What are five contraindications of occlusal adjustments

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severe malocclusion
non-ideal but well tolerated
severe wear or if occlusal adjustment would expose dentin
patient in pain
if no suitable endpoint can be reached
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What are the goals in occlusal adjustment

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occlusal stability over time
axial loading of forces
anterior guidance in excursions
smooth gliding unrestrained

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8
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What are the two types of comprehensive occlusal adjustment by selective grinding

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centric relation

excursions

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What is limited occlusal adjustment by selective grinding

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mainly excursive movements; directed toward eliminating lateral “jiggling-type” forces

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What is a long centric occlusal adjustment

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so that CR-CO is not an inclined deflective contact

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What is axial loading of forces occlusal adjustment

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to prevent “jiggling” bucco-lingual forces

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12
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In which three ways can you reduce wear facets

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grooving
spheroiding
pointing

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13
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It is important to not have these kinds of contacts

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non-working contacts

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14
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What are the six steps in comprehensive occlusal adjustment by selective grinding

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CR-CO hit and slide
non-working side (balancing) interferences
working contacts
protrusive contacts
sharp or irregular incisal edges
polish all teeth that were adjusted
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15
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What are the most ideal and the worst contact relationsips

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ideal - cusp to fossa

worst - cusp to cusp

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Where are two centric relation interferences

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mesial inclines maxillary

distal inclines mandibular

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17
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If there is forward displacement, which inclines would you trim

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mesial incline of maxillary

distal incline of mandibular

18
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How would you correct a CR mandibular cusp tip to maxillary incline

A

flatten maxillary mesial incline

19
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How would you correct incline to incline contact

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recontour both maxillary mesial incline and mandibular distal incline

20
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How would you correct a prematurity in centric, working, and non-working

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trim the maxillary centric cusp; spheroid the maxillary palatal cusp

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How would you correct a premature contact in central only

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deepen the fossa

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How would you correct a CR incline to incline contact on both maxillary and mandibular holding cusps

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recontour both cusp inner inclines (not cusp tips)

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How would you correct incline to incline premature contact on maxillary palatal holding cusp

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recontour both cusp inclines

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As a general rule, do not reduce this

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a holding cusp tip; just adjust the inclines

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When are you only able to flatten the cusp tip
where there is cusp to embrasure relationship; then place the contact on flat areas
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Why is "balancing" not desired
they can cause lateral forces
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What is the rule to adjust the non-working side contacts
PUBL palatal upper buccal lower (inner inclines)
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What are four characteristics of working side contacts
canine guided if possible group function is acceptable if posterior teeth not compromised cross tooth (lingual cusp) working slide contacts are interference decrease frictional contact
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What is the rule to adjust the working side contacts
BULL buccal upper lingual lower inner inclines
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What are two characteristics of protrusive contacts
should have anterior guidance | no posterior interferences
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What are the three steps for recontouring anterior teeth
round off uneven incisal edges gain esthetic harmony limited amount of by the amount of wear
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What are the steps of the polishing sequence
green midgets brown midgets fine polish patient comfort
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What is the direction of a CR-CO deflection
mandible guides anterior and vertical
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What is the usual correction for a CR-CO deflection
mesial inclines maxillary | against distal inclines mandibular
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This is an appliance for the immobilization or stabilization of injured or diseased parts
periodontal splints
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What are two indications of periodontal splinets
``` to immobilize excessively mobile (class II/III) teeth by sharing forces of more stabile teeth to stabilize teeth in their new position after orthodontic treatment ```
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What is the outcome of periodontal splints
while they stabilize teeth, they do not decrease individual tooth mobility once the splint is removed
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What are four examples of provisional extra coronal splints; no tooth preparation
wire and acrylic/composite splints acid etch composite splints mesh splints attached by composites cast splints attached by composite
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What are two types of provisional intracoronal splints; involves tooth preparation
amalgam/composite reinforced splint | provisional crowns splinted together
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What are two examples permanent extracoronal splints; no tooth preparation
swing-lock partial denture | bite-plane