Microbiology in Periodontics & Endodontics Flashcards

Introduction (34 cards)

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Structureless film on tooth surface, provides matrix for remineralization. Can be removed by abrasive polishing compound & forms again after removal

A

Pellicle

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Food debris & loosely attached WBC, exfoliated cells & MO. Easily removed by Rinsing (Least important in oral cavity)

A

Materia Alba

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3
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most commonly / Primary cause of periodontitis / periodontal disease.

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Plaque

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4
Q

Highest component of plaque

A

Microorganisms

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5
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Early colonizers of plaque are:

A

Streptococcus Sanguis & Actinomyces

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6
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Plaque maturation/Sequential adsorption happens in ____ hrs

A

48hrs (2 Days)

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7
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Best way to evaluate the amount and distribution of plaque

A

Disclosing solution

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8
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high accumulation of plaque is in

A

Gingival third or Unused side

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9
Q

Flossing of tooth up until

A

Below the contact point

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10
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Supragingival has a ___ structure/appearance

A

Corncob

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11
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Calcified, mineralized bacterial plaque

A

Calculus

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12
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Most abundant type of form of plaque

A

Hydroxyapatite

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13
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Magnesium whitlockite is numerous in

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Posterior teeth ; Subgingival

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14
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Most important retention of plaque

A

Calculus

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15
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forms after tooth brushing

A

Precipitation of SALIVARY GLYCOPROTEIN/CHON or Pellicle

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16
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Early colonizers of plaque formation

A

Yellow & Purple complex MO
(Streptoc & Actinomyces)

17
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Pathognomonic sign of gingivitis

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Bleeding on Probing

18
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what is the earliest discoloration of gingivitis

19
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Microorganism that causes gingivitis

A

Red complex MO
(Porphyromas gingivalis, Treponema denticola, Tanerella Forsythia)

20
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Complex MO that causes periodontitis

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Green complex MO

21
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Complex MO that causes Plaque Maturation

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Orange complex MO

22
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Porphyromonas Gingivalis causes

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Generalized Aggressive Periodontitis
PG = GP

23
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Perio dis. with skin disease, causes by actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans

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Papillon Lefevre Syndrome

24
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Perio dis. with blood disorder

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Chediak Higashi syndrome

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actinobacillus actinomycetemcomitans causes
Localized aggressive Periodontitis.
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Class of MO in perio that is related to hormones
Prevotella Intermedia
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hallmark sign of spirochete/treponema
Tissue Invasion
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Down's syndrome is high risk for ___ than ____
Perio, Dental caries
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Most invasive treponema
Pallidum
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"Co-aggregator" microbial bridge between early & late colonizers
Fusobacterium Nucleateum
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Most common/Primary/Major cause of pulpitis
Dental Caries
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Least common cause of pulpitis, Attraction of blood-borne MO to inflamed/necrotic pulp.
Anachoresis
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Endodontic failure is due to to
Persistent or secondary intra-radicular infections
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