periodontal disease Flashcards

(40 cards)

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periodontal disease

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an infectious process that involves inflammation

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what does healthy gingiva look like

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pink, rounded papillae at GM stippled tightly adapted less than 3mm no bleeding

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3
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4 cardinal signs of periodontal disease

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  • redness
  • swelling (edema)
  • pain
  • heat
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4
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gingivitis

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inflammation of gingival tissues found only in the epithelium and gingival connective tissue

reversible

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5
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cause of gingivitis type 1

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plaque induced

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6
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cause of gingivitis type 2

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puberty, pregnancy and use of birth control

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7
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periodontitis

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inflammation in the oral cavity relating to bone

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8
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what does periodontitis look like

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receding gingiva red perio pockets more than 3mm bone loss

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9
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5 types of periodontitis

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chronic
aggressive
systemic
necrotizing
ANUG

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10
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what does ANUG stand for

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Acute Necrotic Ulcerative Gingivitis

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11
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localized periodontal disease

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less than 30% of the mouth affected

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12
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generalized periodontal disease

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more than 30% of the mouth affected

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13
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4 classes of severity if perio disease

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early
moderate
severe
advanced

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14
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3 classes of mobility

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M1 very little mobility
M2 medium mobility
M3 extreme very loose

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15
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5 anatomical structures of the periodontium

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  • alveolar bone
  • cementum
  • periodontal ligament
  • epithelial attachment
  • gingiva
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16
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epithelial attachment

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a collar of epithelial cells attached to the tooth surface

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17
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alveolar bone and cementum purpose

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anchor the periodontal fibers

18
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periodontal fibers purpose

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attach teeth to the bone

19
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dentogingival junction purpose

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seals off the oral environment from the tooth socket

20
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gingival tissue purpose

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protect nerves and blood supply during mastication

21
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main etiology of periodontal disease

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bacterial plaque

22
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periodontal disease

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disorders that affect the tissue surrounding and supporting the teeth

23
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what two things can you do to prevent periodontal disease

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daily oral care
professional removal of calculus

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4 effects on the body from periodontal disease

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pre term or low birth weight babies
respiratory disease
heart disease
stroke

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halitosis
very bad breath
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what does smoking and tobacco do to cause periodontal disease
abstructs the blood flow around the teeth
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4 common areas of decay
- pits and fissures - smooth surface area - root surface caries - nursing caries (bottle rot)
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dental caries
process if demineralization by microorganisms that destroys tooth structure is infectious and transmissible
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what percentage of cavities on the occlusal surfaces of posterior teeth begin
90%
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what percentage of cavities in the occlusal surfaces of posterior teeth begin in the pits and fissures
84%
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7 factors influencing the various equation
tooth composition tooth morphology tooth position saliva diet time cariogenic bacteria
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process of dental decay
bacteria + sugar = acid Acid + tooth + time = decay
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incipient caries
less than half way through the enamel
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moderate caries
more than half way through the enamel
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severe caries
1/2 way to pulp or in contact with pulp
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rampant caries
numerous large caries
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arrested caries
demineralization is equal to remineralization but at one point demineralization was greater than remineralization
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recurrent caries
new decay under restos
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nursing caries
prolonged exposure to milk from of rampant caries
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