trauma table Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

What teeth should be noted when investigating trauma?

A

The tooth affected and adjacent matching teeth e.g. 2-2

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2
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What does a pink color indicate during direct color examination?

A

Internal root resorption or cervical resorption

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3
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What does a grey color indicate during direct color examination?

A

Pulpal necrosis or root canal treatment

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4
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What does yellow/darkening of a tooth signify?

A

Reactionary dentine

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5
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What is the purpose of transillumination in dental examination?

A

To look for craze lines and tooth color, indicating enamel infraction

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6
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What should be assessed during alveolar tenderness examination?

A

Tenderness, swelling, and lumps

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7
Q

What does tenderness during alveolar examination indicate?

A

Infection

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8
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What does ‘sinus’ refer to in dental examination?

A

Presence of suppuration indicating infection

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9
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What does mobility assessment measure?

A

Movement of the tooth in the alveolus

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10
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What is classified as physiological movement in tooth mobility?

A

0 - physiological movement 0.2mm

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11
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what does a mobility score of 1 indicate

A

1 - 0.2-1mm horizontal

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12
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what does a mobility score of 2 indicate

A

1-2mm horizontal

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13
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What does a mobility score of 3 indicate?

A

Movement horizontal and vertical

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14
Q

what does no mobility indicate

A

ankylosis

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15
Q

what does increased mobility indicate

A

infection, resorption or root fracture

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16
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What does tenderness to Percussion indicate?

A

Apical pathology

17
Q

What does a high-pitched metallic sound during percussion suggest?

18
Q

What is the procedure for an electric pulp test?

A

Isolate and dry tooth, apply prophy paste, place EPT on incisal edge, have pt complete circuit

19
Q

what will the pt feel

A

Slight tingle felt by the patient

20
Q

Why is the electric pulp test not done on primary teeth?

A

Results are unreliable

21
Q

What is the procedure for testing with ethyl chloride?

A

Isolate and dry tooth, spray ethyl chloride on labial surface, ask pt to raise hand when they feel cold

22
Q

What does ongoing vitality show on a radiograph?

A

No pathology and development

23
Q

What should be expected after 6 months regarding tenderness?

A

Do not expect tenderness

24
Q

What guidelines should be followed for follow-up and radiograph times?

A

IADT guidelines

25
are ethyl chloride and EPT done on primary teeth?
no because results are unreliable