applied anatomy Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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passive eruption

A

gingiva reaches final position

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2
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altered passive eruption

A

tooth stuck under gingiva, gingivectomy needed

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3
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In health, probe penetrates to ____________.

A

free gingival groove

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4
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In disease, probe penetrates __________.

A

past JE into connective tissue (but doesn’t poke through)

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5
Q

probe depth increases in inflammation due to ________ and _________.

A

swelling and probing error

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6
Q

diagnosing periodontitis is based on __________ NOT ________.

A

attachment loss, probe depth

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7
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False pockets can result from __________.

A

gingival enlargement

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8
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when the CEJ is covered by JE, this condition is known as _________.

A

gingivitis

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9
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periodontitis occurs when JE migrates in what direction?

A

apically

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10
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T/F: viable epithelium is not necessary for pocket formation

A

FALSE: it is necessary

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11
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shape of interdental papilla depends on _______, ________ and _________.

A

contact relationships between adj teeth, width of approximal tooth surfaces, course of CEJ

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12
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The concavity seen in contact areas of premolar and molar region

A

col

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13
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the col is consists of _________ epithelium.

A

non-keratinized

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14
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Where in the interdental papilla is the most disease susceptible?

A

col

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15
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The ________ and __________ of the contact area determine probe angulations in posterior teeth.

A

position and dimensions

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16
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proper probing position and angulation

A

1) find interproximal contact 2) use contact as guide to insert probe 3) open angulation by 10 degrees toward buccal

17
Q

T/F: Regarding gingival phenotype, narrow gingiva has the same resistance to AL as wide gingiva.

18
Q

thin phenotype has _________ recession, _________ vulnerable to trauma, ________ inflammation and a _________ favorable tx outcome.

A

increased, more, more, less

19
Q

When would you recommend gingival grafts?

A

1) when recession causes symptoms 2) subgingival restoration on thin phenotype 3) pre-ortho therapy

20
Q

What determines gingival epithelial characteristics?

A

connective tissue

21
Q

What are 2 examples of early grafting procedures?

A

1) free gingival grafts 2) coronally advanced flaps

22
Q

What type of grafting procedure is used today?

A

connective tissue graft, since CT determines epithelial prototype

23
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In necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis (NUP) there is ______ pocketing because ____________. Bone is exposed.

A

no pocketing, JE cells die

24
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the distance from the CEJ or crown margin to alveolar crest must be ____mm to keep proper biologic width

25
guided tissue regeneration principle
epithelium grows faster than bone or connective tissue. epithelial exclusion will allow selective growth of these cells
26
What are barrier membranes used for?
GTR collagen membrane