Week 4 Tulio: Replacement of missing teeth Flashcards

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Describe conformational changes in alveolar bone after tooth extraction

A
  • Collapse of cortical bone wall especially buccal side composed mainly of bundle bone.
  • Sensible diminishing in blood perfusion from PDL affects survival of cortical bone (cortical bone doesn’t have much blood supply so when PDL + tooth is removed, there is redued angiogensis and blood perfusion)
  • Wound healing contraction
  • Bundle bone disappear after 2 weeks and is gradually replaced by woven bone (Phase I)
  • Phase 2 included resorption that occurred from the outer surfaces of both bone walls
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2
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What is bundle bone?

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Histologic name for alveolar bone that provides attachment to PDL fibres

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3
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What is D1-D4 classification and what does it mean?

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  • D1: more cortical, less cancellous (stronger but less nutrients for healing)- md symphysis
  • D2: ideal for implants
  • D3: ideal for implants
  • D4: less cortical, more cancellous (weaker but more nutrients for healing)- posterior mx
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4
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What can you do if the required space for teeth is greater than the space present?

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  • Interproximal stripping
  • Distalisation
  • Arch expansion
  • If difference less than 2mm can ask lab to make implants smaller
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5
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What is seiberts classification of alveolar bone changes after exo?

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6
Q

What type of implant bridge should be avoided?

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Avoid cantilever toward distal

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7
Q

What tx’s have been proposed over the years to treat bone defects?

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Guided tissue regeneration

Guided bone regeneration

Tissue engineering

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8
Q

What bone has more cortical bone?

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B of mandible

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9
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What is the issue with reduced cancellous bone?

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Reduced regenerative capacity (less blood vessels and cells)

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10
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Why is this case difficult for implant placement?

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  • Type 1 cortical bone
  • Guided bone regeneration is possible but difficult
  • Need to know anatomy
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11
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What are the steps of implant tx plan?

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  • CC
  • Pt interview
  • Examination
  • Diagnostic (casts, imaging, photos, surgical template)
  • Quote and consent
  • Treatment
  • Maintenance
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12
Q

What is the issue with placing implant in this case?

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Crowns are spaced far apart but roots converge towards each other. Distance available for implant screw is reduced.

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13
Q

What factors influence implant success?

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  • Implant based (implant length/diameter, number, brand and bone augmentation)
  • Prosthesis based (type of reconstruction, type of edentulism, loading time)
  • Surgeon based (operator training)
  • Patient based (pts condition, compliance)
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14
Q

Why shouldn’t you place bridge using implant and teeth as abutments?

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Micromovement of tooth due to PDL. Crown can decement → caries

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