cardiology Flashcards

1
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condensing osteitis

A

periapical inflammatory disease that results from a reaction to a dental related infection. This causes more bone production rather than bone destruction in the area (most common site is near the root apices of premolars and molars).

mesial to 37

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2
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where is the deep caries

A

34

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3
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alpha fibres

A

myelinated

sharp pain

stimulated by EPT

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4
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C fibres

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non myelinated

stimulation

  • dull aching pain
  • increased pulpal blood flow
  • increased pulpal pressure
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5
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reversible pulpitis

A

vital, inflammed pulp

investigations suggest can reverse to health if vital pulp therapy performed

regular response to sensibility tests

  • pain to cold - lasts short time
  • hydrodynamic expession - microleakage (a-fibres)
  • no change to pulp blood flow

NO PAIN AT NIGHT

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6
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irreversible pulpitis

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spontaenous pain, intermittent, SLEEP DISTURBANCE

negative to cold, pain to hot (e.g. tea/coffee) (C-fibres)

increase in pulpal blood flow

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7
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symptomatic periocapical periodontitis

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inflammation of the apical periodontium

pain

  • biting
  • percussion and/or palpation

may have periapical radioluncency

severe pain to percussion and/or palpation highly indicative of degnerating pulp

  • RCT required
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8
Q

how to carry out sensibility tests

A

compare pt response with contralateral healthy tooth

test contralateral healthy tooth first than tooth of concern

  • EPT
  • thermal - cold or hot
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9
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positive response to EPT

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  • vital pulp tissue in coronal aspect of pulp chamber
  • no indication of reversibility of inflammation (healing)
  • no correlation between pain threshold and pulp condition (measurement of electric voltage/score is not accurate)
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10
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negative response EPT

A

reliable indicator for pulpectomy procedure in 97.7% cases

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11
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treatment of pulp damage options

A
  • indirect pulp cap
    • or stepwise excavation or seal caries in
  • direct pulp cap
  • partial pulp removal - PULPOTOMY
  • full pulpal removal - PULPECTOMY
    • progress to RCT
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12
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stress and dental tx

A

want to reduce - inflammatory effects (perio)

heart issues (avoid sudden changes in chair positioning to avoid stresses on heart)

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13
Q

extraction affect on SH

A

any activities which increase blood flow or BP after extraction not recommended

  • sports
  • manual jobs (day after - inform before tx)
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14
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aortic valve disease

A

valve between left ventricle and aorta doesn’t work properly - can be congenital of from other causes

  • aortic valve stenosis - cusps or aortic valve thicken and become stiff which reduced or blocks blood flow from aorta to rest of body
  • aortic valve regurgitation - aortic valve doesn’t close properly so blood backflows into left ventricle
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15
Q

congential heart conditions and dental tx

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consult with cardiologist over need for antibiotic prophlayxis before carrying out dental tx (higher risk of IE - check where they are in SDCEP)

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16
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BPE 2

A

<3.5mm

bleeding

calculus and plaque retentive factors

17
Q

BPE 2 tx

A

OHI

removal of supragingival calculus

18
Q

BPE 3

A

3.5-5.5mm

bleeding

calculus and palque retentive factors present

19
Q

BPE 3 tx

A

OHI

6PPC (after tx)

removal of subgingival and supragingival calculus

review every 3 months

20
Q

BOP <30%

A

localised

21
Q

desired BOP score

A

<10%

gingival health

22
Q

why is extraction a better option for pt who has heart issue than RCT

A

want to keep teeth (dental ideal)

extract will eliminate bacteria source of infection from mouth as RCT needs 5 years to see PA pathology to disappear

asymptomic periapical pathology can still be source of infection and time needed to delay surgery if not dentally fit

23
Q

differentiate air pocket from periapical issue on radiograph

A

follow PDL - if balloon out then pathology but if tight to tooth then no pathology - sensibility and PA to check