9 - Sequelae of Denture Wearing Flashcards

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Complete denture therapy is not…

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a definitive treatment

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Major etiologic factor =

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Presence of the denture

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What is residual ridge resorption?

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Process after teeth extracted
Variable process, dependent upon individual factors

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What are solutions to residual ridge resorption?

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Overdenture- tooth and implant prostheses

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5
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What are traumatic ulcers common with?

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New dentures

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What does it mean if a ulcer is on ridge crest?

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Occlusal issues

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What does it mean if a ulcer is in vestibule?

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Overextended or sharp borders

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What is the solution to traumatic ulcers?

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Clinical remount

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What is inflammatory papillary hyperplasia (IPH)?

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A reactive tissue growth usually under a denture
- asymptomatic red or pink nodules

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Where does IPH occur?

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Hard palate beneath denture base

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What is the solution to IPH?

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Remove dentures 8hrs/day, clean dentures well, tissue massage. Reline/rebase/remake if needed, nystatin rinse

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What should you do if IPH nodules too large to allow good oral hygeine or present for many years?

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May need surgical removal

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What treatment is necessary for most patients with IPH?

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Conservative treatment and avoiding surgery
Tissue massage, tissue conditioners, nystatin oral rinse 4x/day will decrease inflammation and decrease height of papillary projections

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What occurs in about 15% of denture wearers?

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Angular chelitis/perleche

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What is angular chelitis?

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Redness and cracking in corner of mouth

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What is angular chelitis associated with?

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OVD issues
candida albicans
S. anurous
Vitamin deficiencies
Poor fitting denture, abused tissue

17
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What is treatment for angular chelitis?

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antifungal (nystatin), better denture

18
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What do you often see with angular chelitis?

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Abused tissue and poor fitting prosthesis

19
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What is denture stomatitis?

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“Denture sore mouth”
Chronic inflammation of denture bearing mucosa

20
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What are causes of denture stomatitis?

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Uncertain: poor oral hygeine? 24 hr wear without removing? Clenching? xerostomia? medications?

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What are signs of denture stomatitis?

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Visual clinical signs often absent. Bizarre symptoms occur: may be itching, may be burning, may be pain

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What are the causes of denture stomatitis?

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May be metabolic, may be neutritional, may be psychologic

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What is tx for denture stomatitis?

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Symptomatic… refer to systemic evaluation

23
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What should you consider with denture stomatitis?

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lack of interocclusal space or clenching

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What is Fibrous hyperplasia/Epulis fissuratum/Inflammatory Fibrous Hyperplasia?
Single or multiple folds of hyperplastic tissue in vestibule
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What is Fibrous hyperplasia/Epulis fissuratum/Inflammatory Fibrous Hyperplasia associated with?
the flange of an ill-fitting denture
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Where is Fibrous hyperplasia/Epulis fissuratum/Inflammatory Fibrous Hyperplasia seen on?
facial/buccal anterior areas and more common in females
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What is treatment for Fibrous hyperplasia/Epulis fissuratum/Inflammatory Fibrous Hyperplasia?
shorter denture border, often require surgical correction, reline/rebase/remake if needed
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What is candida?
Common oral microbe due to a yeast-like fungus. More common in the maxillary arch
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What are the 3 presentations of candida with HIV?
1.Psuedomembranous candidiasis 2. Erythematous candidiasis 3. Angular Chelitis
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What are comorbidities of complete edentulism?
malnutrition and obesity Increased COPD events Increased pneumonia related hospitaliations Increased risk of head/neck cancer Decline in cognitive function Predictor of cardiovascular disease mortality Reduced, but nonreplaced dentition associated with increased risk of mortality