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| what are the 3 components of a dental implant? |
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Definition
| Superstructure (prosthesis), Abutment, Implant |
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| What are the four types of implants? |
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Definition
| Endosseous, Subperiosteal, Transosteal, Endodontic |
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| Which type of implant is most common? |
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| Which type of implant is not placed in the USA? |
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| Which type of implant is used with dentures most often? |
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| What is used to describe quantity? |
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Definition
| bone width, heigh and length |
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| What is the reccomended bone width? |
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Definition
| 5 mm distance between the F and L cortical plates |
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| What is reccomended for bone length? |
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Definition
| 3mm MD distance in an edentulous site or between 2 implants |
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| How long are sutures left in the 2 stage implant placement? |
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Definition
| 7-14 days (suture has 7 letters in it) |
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Term
| How long does it take the mandible to heal? |
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| How long does it take the maxilla to heal? |
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| What is the "quality" of bone describing? |
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Definition
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| Which bone quality levels are acceptable for implant placement? |
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Definition
| 1-3. 4 is considered poor quality |
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| What is the healing period for stage 2 of 2 stage implant placement? |
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Definition
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Term
| How are implants used for fully edentulous patients? |
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Definition
| implant supported overdenture |
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| How are implants used for partially edentulous patients |
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Definition
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| What are the primary causes of implant failure? |
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Definition
| Plaque accumulation, excessive occlusal forces |
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Term
| True or False Do Implants have a PDL? |
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Definition
| False- The PDL is absent which means there's no cushion for the pushin' |
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Term
| What is the Junctional Epithelium called in implants? |
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Term
| Describe the CT fibers of implants |
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Term
| Describe the ideal occlusion for implants? |
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Definition
| Flat, 1/3 narrower buccolingually than natural teeth |
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Term
| Why is the peri implant tissue more vulnerable to infection |
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Definition
| The peri implant region has decreased blood supply and altered CT interface |
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Term
| Compare bone loss patterns of a natural tooth v. implant |
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Definition
natural tooth- 1-3 wall defects (slower loss)
implant- implant circumferential trough (faster) |
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Term
| Name 2 peri implant diseases |
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Definition
peri implant mucositis- inflammation (reversible)
peri-implantitis-loss of secondary bone |
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Term
| What does implant mobility suggest? |
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Definition
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| What is the acceptable bone loss for the first year and thereafter? |
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Definition
| 1.5mm and .2 mm each year thereafter |
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Term
| How often should radiographs be taken? |
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Definition
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| What must occur before you can probe? |
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Definition
| Osseointegration and placement of the final restoration |
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| What kind of probe can be used? |
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Definition
| plastic and only when a change in health is observed |
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Term
| What kind of material types can be used for instruments? |
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Definition
| titanium, graphite, nylon, plastic NOOOOO STAINLESS STEEL |
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Term
| whats the dental code for implant maintenance? |
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Term
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Definition
| bicompatible root replacement |
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| What is the success rate of implants |
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Definition
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Term
| She said this on mediasite-What is a benefit of dental implants? |
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Definition
| They maintain alveolar bone height |
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| What is the purpose of implants? |
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