21. Necrotising periodontal disease Flashcards

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Types of Necrotising periodontal diseases

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  • Necrotising gingivitis
  • Necrotising periodontitis
  • Necrotising stomatitis

-Acute
-Recurrent
-Chronic

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Necrotising gingivitis

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  • Destructive inflammatory gingival condition
  • Limited to gingivl tissue w/ no loss of attachment
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Necrotising Periodontitis

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  • Loss of attachment(gingiva, PDL, Alveolar bone)
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Necrotising stomatitis

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Progession of the disease beyond the MGJ

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Prevelance of Necrotising periodontal diseases

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  • Rare in industrialised countries-> common in developing
  • Occurs in children/young adults commonly
  • Occurs commonly in immunocompromised individuals

Affects all age groups

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Clinical characteristics of Necrotising gingivitis

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  • Ulcerated and necrotic papillae
  • Painful
  • Gingival margin w/ punched out appearance/cratered
  • Interproximal craters
  • Ulcers->covered w/ yellowish white/greyish slough+Psuedomembranes of fibrin and necrotic tissue
  • Removal of slough causes bleeding, exposure of underlying tissue and pain
  • Bleeding spontaneously
  • Swollen papillae w/ rounded contour
  • Linear erythema
  • Poor oral hygiene

-Pseudomembranes also contain leukocytes, erythrocytes, bacteria
-Lesions typically start at top of interdental papillae and migrate to involve whole gingiva
-Usually occurs in regions w/ chronic periodontitis
-Linear erythema between marginal necrosis and relatively unaffected gingiva

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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Interproximal craters

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  • Involved papillae seperated into facial and lingual portion by necrotic depression between
  • Associated w/ deep pocket formation
  • Gingival necrosis develops rapidly

-Gingival necrosis often coincides w/ loss off crestal alveolar bone

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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Aveolar bone necrosis

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  • Rapid in progession
  • sequrestrum-> first irremovable then loosened and can be removed with forceps
  • Very evident in immunocompromised patients
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Necrotising stomatitis

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  • Necrosis progesses beyond MGJ
  • Immunocompromised patients and malnutrition
  • Bone denudation->sequestration, oroantral fistula and osteitis
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Additional symtoms of Necrotising periodontal diseases

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  • Swelling of lymph nodes
  • Fever and malaise
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Swelling of lymph nodes

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  • Regional lymph noes in advanced cases
  • Submandibular and cervical especially
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Fever and malaise

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  • Not characteristic but can occur
  • Elevation of temperature
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Oral hygiene

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  • Poor and tooth brushing painful
  • Large amounts of plaque especially along gingival margin
  • Thin white film covering parts of attached gingiva

Film indicates patient havent cleaned area properly-Composed of desquamated epithelial cells and bacteria in meshwork of salivary proteins

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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Acute forms

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  • Most prediminant presentation
  • Rapid destruction of periodontal tissue
  • Progesses to less painful chronic stage w/ attachment loss
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Chronic forms

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  • Craters
  • Subgingival calculus and plaque
  • Acute ulcerative necrotic areas may disappear but acute exacerbations can occur
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Necrotising periodontal diseases differential diagnosis

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  • Primary hepatic Gingivostomatitis
  • Oral mucosal diseases
  • Leukemia-has more marked systemic symptoms

-PHG-occurs anywhere on free or attatched gingiva/alveolar mucosa, small ulcers on lips, tongue and buccally
-Desquamative gingivitis, beign mucous membrane pemphigoid, erythema multiform exudativum, streptocossal gingivitis

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Microbiology in Necrotising periodontal diseases

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  • Treponema sp
  • Selenomonas sp
  • Fusobacterium sp
  • HIV associated NPD-Borella
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Necrotising periodontal diseases aetiological factors

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  • HIV infection
  • Malnutrion
  • Poor oral hygine w/ pre-existing gingivitis and history of NPD
  • Psychological stress and inaquequate sleep
  • Smoking and alcohol use
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

HIV infection

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  • Impaired T-helper cells(CD4+) and T-suppressors(CD8+)-> impaired resistance to infection
  • Rapid progession of NDP
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Malnutrition

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*Protein malnutrition-decreased resistance to infection

21
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Treatment is divided into

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  • Acute and maintainance phase treatment
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Necrotising periodontal diseases

Acute phase treatment

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  • Eliminate disease activity-scaling if possible
  • Hydrogen peroxide use
  • Chemical plaque control-CHX 0.2% x2 daily
  • Antibiotics-Metronidazole 250mg 3 times a day, penicillins, tetracyclines
  • HIV patients-antimycotic->miconazole
  • Regular apppoitments and motivation

patient should use gentle burshing technqiue