Periodontal disease and Stomatitis Flashcards

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primary causes

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Presence of plaque-bacteria & their toxic by-products

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secondary causes

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Lack	of oral hygiene	
Calculus deposits	
Nutrition lacking in EFA’s and anti-oxidants	
Genetics
Stress	
Systemic illness eg DM
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calculus - define

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mineralised plaque

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4
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calculus

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doesn’t cause perio-disease but gives rough surface for bacteria adhesion
always find periodontal disease with calculus
peridontal disease can be without calculus - needs plaque

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5
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stages of periodontal disease 1-4

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1 - gingivitis, no attachment loss
2 - mild periodontitis, 50% attachment loss
3 - Moderate periodontitis with 25-50% attachment loss
4 - Severe periodontitis with >50% attachment loss

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6
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gingivitis

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hyperaemia, oedema + bleeding gingiva
plaque induced
reversible with plaque control
always first stage of periodontal disease

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7
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pathogenesis - stage 2-4

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plaque favours disease progression

gram +ve to gram -ve, obligate anaerobes

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8
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irreversible stages

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tissue destruction

destruction by bacteria + immune response

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9
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systemic risks of periodontal disease

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association between severity of periodontal disease + prevalence of cardiac lesions + systemic infl parameters
associations with periodontal disease + myocardial, renal disease + hepatitis

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10
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diagnosis

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not possible in conscious dog/cat

complete dental charting + radiography

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11
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dental charting

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missing teeth
teeth mobility
gingival recession - check for pockets
check furcations (root arch thing)
use mirror to view ligual/palatal aspects
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12
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Treatment of Periodontal Disease

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extract
scaling + polish
prevention - oral home care
advanced treatments (flap surgery)

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13
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oronasal fistula

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probe pocket depth on palatal aspect of canine tooth
suspect if severe periodontal disease
nasal discharge, sneezing after eating/drinking
repair recommended - good surgical technique needed

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14
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risk of jaw fracture secondary to periodontal disease

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toy breeds - big teeth + small jaw

if disease has caused bone resorption around roots of big teeth

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15
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stomatitis - define

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infl of oral mucosa extending beyond mucogingival junction

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16
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stomatitis

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usually bilateral + fairly symmetrical

if asymmetrical - could be neoplasia

17
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ulcerative stomatitis in dogs

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contact ulcers most common

can be more extensive + similarly severe in cats

18
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stomatitis - treatment

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extensive extraction
analgesia
plaque control
corticosteroids as last resort