Waldrop Flashcards

(44 cards)

1
Q

Options to fix a narrow alveolar ridge to prepare

for an implant

A

narrow platform fixture
Ridge expansion via: guided bone regeneration,
distraction osteogenesis, or split alveolar ridge

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2
Q

What is used in conjunction with Guided bone
regeneration to control the soft tissue bridging of a
defec

A

e-PFTE membrane

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3
Q

Time for soft tissue healing at extraction site

A

6-12 weeks

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4
Q

Areas for bone graft materials extra-ora

A

illium, calvarium, clavicle, tibia, fibula, scapula

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5
Q

Areas for bone graft materials intra-oral

A

mandibular symphysis, retromolar area, body of

mandible, ramus of mandible

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6
Q

)2 types of resorbable membranes

A

non-resorbable (e-PTFE)

Resorbable (collagen or synthetic polymers)

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7
Q

Best way to close flap for healing

A

ension free flap closure with smallest needle and
suture material with mattress holding sutures or
interrupted sutures

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8
Q

What can be used to enhance bone grafts

A

platelet rich plasma or growth factors

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9
Q

Do you need a surgical template/guide

A

yes

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10
Q

)4 ways to restore inadequate keratinized tissue for

implant

A

free gingival graft
Connective tissue graft
Alloderm-acellular dermal graft
Skin graft

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11
Q

do what if have inadequate oral mucosa for

implant

A

guided tissue expansion

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12
Q

Do what for gingival excess at implant site

A

esthetic crown lengthening

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13
Q

All platforms/diameters/surgical systems have

what for ease of use

A

color coding

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14
Q

What bone requires tapered 4.3mm drill

A

Types 2,3,4

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15
Q

Dense bone drills are used in what bone type

A

Type 1 & 2

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16
Q

4 things a dense bone drill does for implant

site

A

dense bone drill is the final bone drill
Removes steps left by tapered drills
Will not oversize the site
Allows passive fit

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17
Q

)When is a dense bone drill used

A

after the final tapered drill

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18
Q

Must an implant always be placed at the same

level in the bone

A

No, varies, can be level with crest, slightly above

crest or collar above crest

19
Q

4 reasons for the variability in depth of implant

A

limited intra-arch space
Narrow bone bucco-lingual
Esthetics
Increase crown:root ratio

20
Q

This determines initial stability of the implant and

prevents over tightening the implant

A

surgical torque wrench

21
Q

Primary stability with the surgical torque wrent

between ___ and ___ Ncm

22
Q

What is used in the surgical area and with the

instruments

A

copious cooled irrigation

23
Q

What is drill speed for the tapered groovy and

dense bone drills

24
Q

)What is the drill speed for the straight groovy bone

drills

25
What is the rpm/ Ncm for screw tap drilling
25 rpm or 45 Ncm torque
26
What is the rpm/Ncm for implant placement
25 rpm or 20-45 Ncm torque
27
What is the final torque with the torque wrench
35-45 Ncm
28
What motion is used for implant site drilling
in and out with drill in bone for 1-2 seconds
29
How far does the drill preparation extend beyond | the implant
1mm (must be accounted for in treatment | planning)
30
which drill type is single use: tapered or straight
Straight
31
When are tapered drills to be replaced
after 20-30 uses or when cutting efficiency lessen
32
Heat generated from drill can be transmitted how | far in bone and what does this ultimately result in
>3mm, implant failure
33
Do not exceed what temperature when preparing | site
47 deg C
34
Factors to minimize heat
copious cooled irrigation Incremental drilling Intermittent drill pressure New (sharp) drills
35
Rule for placing implant
2mm below adjacent CEJ or gingival margin
36
Rule for bone graft in socket at implant placement
bone graft if space larger than 2mm
37
2 uses for a surgical guide
implant placement | Index implant for temporary crown
38
Posterior occlusal tables should be _____to | alleviate lateral occlusal forces
Narrow
39
Of the 3 flow charts for approaches to treatment, | what was the first consideration before the implant
Site: immediate implant at EXT site Site: Flap technique Site: Flapless technique
40
With the 3 flow charts for approaches to treatment, after it is determined what the site will be (e.g. EXT site, flap, flapless), what is asked next
Bone graft or no bone graft
41
With the 3 flow charts for approaches to treatment, after it is determined what the site will be (e.g. EXT site, flap, flapless), what is asked next
Bone graft or no bone graft
42
With the 3 flow charts for approaches to treatment after it is determined if the site will require a bone graft or not, what are the common options in all 3 graphs
)healing abutment or immediate provisionalization
43
With the 3 flow charts for approaches to treatment the Immediate placement at EXT site and the Flap site, when it required a bone graft, what was the other option besides healing abutment or immediate provisionalization
2 stage implant
44
Wit the 3 flow charts for approaches to treatment, what is the consideration in all of them in the esthetic zone
connective tissue graft with or without bone graft