Resolution Of HPT (Treatment Planning) Flashcards

1
Q

What happens to the epithelium straight after treatment?

A

Bacterial remnants are washed out of the pocket by blood and gingival fluid.

Within a few hours an acute inflammatory reaction occurs in the soft tissue pocket wall.

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2
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What happens within 2 days of receiving treatment?

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The remaining pocket epithelium, proliferates and the pocket wall fully heals within 2 days. The new junctional epithelium reattaches to the tooth via hemidesmosones.

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3
Q

What occurs after 5 days post treatment?

A

Epithelial reattachment starts apically and progresses coronally.

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4
Q

What occurs after 14 days post treatment?

A

Epethelial attachment is complete and a new gingival sulcus is formed near the crest of the gingiva.

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5
Q

What occurs at week 3 post treatment

A

The formation of functional collagen that replaces granulation tissue

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6
Q

What occurs during the 3-6 week period post treatment

A

Probing depths continue to reduce until collagen regeneration is complete. Maximum probing resistance now occurs.

Most of the reduction in probing depths/gain in clinical attachment takes place within 6 weeks

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7
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What occurs during the later stages

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Maturation of the connective tissue component may continue for several months

Infra bony pockets may have some bone fill

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8
Q

What are the 4 stages?

A
  1. Dental heath education
  2. OHI
  3. PMPR and Subgingival instrumentation

4.reduce risk factors such as plaque retentive sites and smoking cessation

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9
Q

What effects occur after PMPR

A

Decrease in gingival inflammation

Reduction in probing depths

Gain in gingival attachment

Changes in subgingival microbial flora

Decreased tooth mobility

Possible in-fil of infra-bony defects

Change in attachment due to long junctional epithelium formation and improved tissue tone

Deep pockets resolve quickest

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10
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What must you do before starting treatment

A

Gain consent (GDC standard 3)

Gather information (medical history etc.)

Risk assessments such as:

BPE

6PPC

caries

Challacombe

BEWE

Soft tissue exam

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11
Q

What area would you start treatment on?

A

Areas of 4* or highest area …

Unless any other factor is more important such as pregnancy epulus

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