Perio Final

Attached vs keratinized gingiva

All gingiva keratinized but only some is attached

Min width of attached gingiva

2mm

Class I recession does or not extend to MGJ, there is or isn't loss of interdental bone or tissue

Not, isnt

Class II: recession does or doesn't extend to or beyond mgj, there is or isn't loss of interdental bone or tissue

Does, isnt

Class III: recession does or doesn't extend to or beyond mgj, there is or isn't loss of interdental bone or tissue

Does, is

Class IV: recession does or doesn't extend to or beyond mgj, there is or isn't loss of interdental bone or tissue

Does, severe bone loss

Is periodontal abscess painful

yes

Gingival abscess cause by _ or by _

Foreign body, trauma

Periocoronal most often in _

3rds

Does periapical abscess have sinus tract

yes

In all cases of perio-endo do endo or perio first

endo

Is lateral periodontal abscess part of the recent classification of periodontium abscess

no

How to treat NUG

Debridement with cause and rinse with hydrogen peroxide

_% ridge resportion during first year after extraction, most within _ months

50, 4-6

_ bone from individual of same species

allograft

_ bone from different species

xenograft

_ the reshaping of the alveolar process to achieve a more physiologic form without the removal of the alveolar supporting bone.

osteoplasty

_ the removal of supporting alveolar bone, thus changing the position of crestal bone attached to the tooth root

ostectomy

_ the surface of the interdental bone is apical to that of the facial and lingual radicular bone

reverse

Osseous surgery: indications and contraindications

Indications: tx of shallow intrabony defects
medium defects
compromised tx of deep defects
Contra
esthetics
anatomic limitations
poor perio
alternative would work.

Why care about root length in osseous surgery

Deeper the furcation the more bone can be removed before getting to it

Advantage of osseous surgery

Intrabony pocket depth reduction
easy apical flat positioning
favorable microbial environment

_ reversible inflammatory reaction that resides in mucosa, implants

Peri implant mucositis

_ inflammatory reaction associated with loss of bone around an implant in function

Per implantitis

Peri implantitis made after how long and why

1 year for bone loss

Implant recall every _ months

6

Cause of implant failure

Inflammatory lesions
mechanical failure
iatrogenic causes

Why membrane needed in gtr

To allow bone space and time to grow. Separates it from soft tissue

Indications for gtr

Class 2 furcations, 3 wall defect

Prescription writing:
1. Daily
2. Every other day
3. Twice a day
4. Four times a day
5. Every bedtime
6. Every 4 hours
7. Every 4-6 hours
8. Every week
9. Three times a day

1. N/a
2. N/a
3. BID
4. QID
5. QHS
6. Q4H
7. Q4-6H
8. QWK
9. TID

Anti hypertensives:
1. Beta blockers
2. Diuretics
3. ACE Inhibitors
4. CA Channel Blockers
5. ARB

1. -Olol propranolol
2. -Azide hydrochlorothiazide
3. -Pril Lisinopril
4. -Ipine Amlodipine
5. -Sartan Losartan

Ibprofen max dose and how often

3200, 800 every 6 hours

Tylenol max dosage and how often

3-4k, up to 1k every 6 hours

_ first choice antibiotic, _ is allergic

Amoxicillin, clindamycin

Why is azithromycin nice

Less pills, 1 per day

Amoxicillin dosage

500mg, q8h or TID

Tylenol abbreviation

APAP

Aspirin abbreviation

ASA

Clindamycin dosage

300mg, TID q8h

Tylenol 3 dosage

Q4h