week 8 Flashcards

1
Q

what are 3 treatment strategies for gingivitis

A

biofilm removal
oral hygiene programs
Recontouring or replacement of defective or ill fitting restorations

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2
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what are the 4 treatment strategies for periodontitis

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  • antimicrobial strategies to promote symbiosis
  • management of host response to promote symbiosis (address modifiable risk factors for periodontitis)
  • oral hygiene programs
  • replacement of defective or ill fitting restorations to prevent plaque retention
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3
Q

why is non surgical debridement the first phase of periodontal treatment

A
  • it resolves inflammation - removes biofilm triggering host response
  • directs host-microbial relationship back to symbiosis, balancing biofilm and promoting healing host response
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4
Q

what is root planning

A

intentionally removes calculus deposits and diseased cementum leaving root smooth

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5
Q

what is root surface debridment

A

removal of plaque and calculus without intentionally removing the pocket epithelium or cementum

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6
Q

scalers

A

universal, two blades
supra gingival plaque stain and calculus

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7
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universal curettes

A

two sides
supra and sub gingival

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8
Q

site - specific curettes

A

one side only
Supra and sub gingival

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9
Q

periodontal hoes chisels and files

A

multiple cutting edges
supragingival

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10
Q

advantages of ultrasonics

A

more efficient - reduce operator fatigue
lavage effect for visibility
better access to furcations

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11
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disadvantages of ultrasonics

A

leave a rough root surface

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12
Q

what are the features of magnetostrictive ultrasonic scalers

A

20-40khz frequency
elliptical
metal rod
all surfaces active

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13
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what are the features of piezoelectric ultrasonic scalers

A

29-50khz
linear
crystals activated by handpeice
only active on lateral sides

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14
Q

are air polishes effective in removing calculus

A

no

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15
Q

are airpolishes affective in removing stain and biofilm

A

yes

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16
Q

why is it important to acheive a clean, smooth root surface at the end of debridment

A

rough surfaces increase plaque accumulation - easy to maintain

17
Q

what are the four factors influencing the complete removal of subgingival calculus in a periodontal pocket

A

-initial probing depth - over 5mm = increase probability of residual calculus
- tooth type - anterior teeth more debrided
- tooth surface - flat vs furcations
- experience of clinician

18
Q

what are the three components of supragingival plaque control

A

mechanical
chemical
behaviour modification of patient

19
Q

what are the two general methods for assessment of supragingival plaque control

A

lordal
Badersten

20
Q

cleaning aids for smooth and occlusal surfaces

A

manual and electric toothbrushes
end tuft brushes

21
Q

cleaning aids for interproximal surfaces

A

woodsticks
dental floss
waterpicks/irrigation devices
airflosses
interdental brushes

22
Q

modified bass technique

A

45 degrees - circular

23
Q

Fones technique

A

teeth are clenched
wide circular motion
good for children
not much cleaning of sulcus

24
Q

modified stillman

A

vibratory technique
from gingival margins down to incisal edges
used to be used after periodontal surgery

25
Q

leonards technique

A

vertical scrub technique - up and down
90 degrees to gingival margin
associated with gingival trauma and recession

26
Q

horizontal scrub technique

A

same as leonards but horizontal - side to side
commonly used by uninstructed adult patients
causes recession

27
Q

what would u use for a narrow embrasure space with intact papilla

A

dental floss
small interdental brush

28
Q

what would u use for moderate loss of papilla height with a medium embrasure space

A

interdental brush

29
Q

what would u use for wide open embrasure space with lost papilla

A

end-tuft brush

30
Q

what would u use for moderate papillary recession

A

dental floss

31
Q

How do we deliver clear oral hygeine instructions

A

clear with what we say
base instructions on individuals needs
listen to patients concerns- use as motivator

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