Periodontitis Flashcards

1
Q

Main difference between peri-implant mucositis and peri-implantitis

A

Peri-implantitis have bone loss. Both have bleeding, inflammation of the gingiva, increased probing depths, and suppuration,

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2
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Stage is based on

A

Severity, complexity and extent

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3
Q

Grade is based on

A

disease progression

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4
Q

For deep narrow infra-bony defect,

A

guided tissue regeneration

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5
Q

Gingivectomy when?

A

eliminate supra bony pockets and/or gingival enlargements
(contraindicated for deep bony defects)

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6
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Osseous surgery

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shallow infra-bony defects less than or equal to 3 mm, early furcation involvement and crown lengthening.

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7
Q

What is low-dose doxycline called

A

periostat

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8
Q

what does periostat do and how?

A

oral med to assist in resolution of periodontal disease. works by inhibit collagenase. : destroy peptide bonds present in collagen, leading to their degradation

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9
Q

prognosis based on what?

A

CAL, furcation involvement and tooth mobility

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10
Q

What is appropriate tx for patient with deeper pocket depths on molar-incisor periodontitis (aggressive and advanced)

A

Sc/rp +antibiotics

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11
Q

most common antibiotics used in crevicular fluid

A

doxyxycline

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12
Q

What is ferrule? and how many mm required

A

circumferential band of axial tooth structure in crown preparations that helps prevent tooth fracture.
At least 1.5 mm to 2.0 mm of circumferential coronal tooth structure must be maintained to restore the tooth.

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13
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Ideal Crown: root for best prognosis

A

1:2

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14
Q

Know all phases of perio?

A

phase 0: emergencey
phase 1: sc/rp, caries
phase 2: Periodontal tissue regeneration, implant placement
Phase 3: Crowns, bridges, dentures
Phase 4: OHI, perio exam

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15
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The most common allergens found in toothpaste

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flavorings are cinnamon, spearmint, and peppermint.

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16
Q

Age a risk factor for perio but not for caries

A

TRUE

17
Q

Which defect have lowest chance f periodontal regeneration and which have highest?

A

Lowest: hemiseptal: one-wall remaining
Highest: trough (3-wall)

18
Q

which defect is extraction socket

A

circumferential (4-wall defect)