Term
| CONTRIBUTING FACTORS TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE |
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Definition
•DO NOT BY THEMSELVES INITIATE GINGIVAL INFLAMMATION
•DO FOSTER INCREASED OR LONG STANDING BIOFILM ACCUMULATION
•MAKE BIOFILM CONTROL MORE DIFFICULT
•ARE REDUCED BY MORE FREQUENT PROFESSIONAL CARE |
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Term
| ____________________ IS CONSIDERED AN IMPORTANT LOCAL CONTRIBUTING FACTOR |
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Definition
•DENTAL CALCULUS (PLAQUE ADHERES TO IT'S POROUS SURFACE)
•IT IS A SECONDARY FACTOR |
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Term
| WHAT IS THE LAY TERM FOR DENTAL CALCULUS? |
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Definition
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Term
| WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT FORMS OF CALCULUS? |
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Definition
•SHEET/VENEER
•RINGS
•LEDGES |
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Term
| WHAT ARE THE MAIN SOURCES OF CALCULUS? |
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Definition
•SUBGINGIVAL CALCULUS: GINGIVAL CREVICULAR FLUID
•SUPRAGINGIVAL CALCULUS: SALIVA |
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Term
| WHAT ARE THE 4 MODES OF ATTACHMENT OF SUBGINGIVAL CALCULUS TO THE ROOT SURFACE |
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Definition
•MECHANICAL LOCKING
•CEMENTUM RESORPTION
•ORGANIC PELLICLE
•PENETRATION INTO BACTERIA |
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Term
| WHAT ARE SOME ANATOMIC FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
•CERVICAL ENAMEL PROJECTIONS
•ENAMEL PEARLS
•PALATOGINGIVAL GROOVES
•FURCATION DEFECTS
•OPEN CONTACTS
•MISALIGNMENT |
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Term
| WHAT ARE SOME IATROGENIC FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
•ROUGH SURFACES
•OVERCONTOURED RESTORATIONS
•OVERHANGS
•TRAUMA
•DENTURES |
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Term
| WHAT TRAUMATIC FACTORS CAN CONTRIBUTE TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
•TOOTHBRUSH TRAUMA
•FACTITIOUS DISEASE
•FOOD IMPACTION |
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Term
| WHY CAN ORTHODONTICS BE A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
| •THEY PROVIDE PLAQUE RETENTION AREAS |
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Term
| HOW CAN TOOTHBRUSH TRAUMA BE A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
| •ABRASION IS DESTRUCTIVE AND CAN LEAD TO RECESSION |
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Term
| HOW CAN FACTITIOUS DISEASES BE A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
| •THEY ARE CAUSED BY PERSISTENT GOUGING OR SCRATCHING WHICH CAN LEAD TO PLAQUE ACCUMULATION AND INFLAMMATION |
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Term
| HOW CAN FOOD IMPACTION BE A CONTRIBUTING FACTOR TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
| •IT CAN CONTRIBUTE TO THE INITIATION AND PROGRESSION OF INFLAMMATORY PERIODONTAL DISEASE |
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Term
| WHAT IS AN EXAMPLE OF A CHEMICAL INJURY THAT CAN CONTRIBUTE TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
| •OVERUSE OF TOPICALLY APPLIED SUBSTANCES OR BLEACHING MATERIALS |
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Term
| HOW DOES OCCLUSION CONTRIBUTE TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
•OCCLUSAL TRAUMA DOESN'T INITIATE GINGIVAL OR PERIODONTAL INFLAMMATION OR PACKET FORMATION
•HOWEVER, HEAVY OCCLUSAL FORCES CAN CAUSE TOOTH MOBILITY AND BONE LOSS |
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Term
| HOW DO ORAL PIERCINGS CONTRIBUTE TO PERIODONTAL DISEASE? |
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Definition
•LIP PIERCINGS CAN CAUSE INJURY ON THE FACIAL ASPECT OF THE MANDIBULAR INCISORS
•TONGUE PIERCINGS AFFECT THE LINGUAL ASPECT OF THE MANDIBULAR INCISORS |
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Term
| DENTAL COMPLICATIONS FROM ORAL PIERCINGS INCLUDE: |
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Definition
•TOOTH CHIPPING OR FRACTURE
•GINGIVAL RECESSION
•BONE LOSS
•INTERFERENCE WITH SPEECH AND SWALLOWING
•INCREASED SALIVARY FLOW WITH CALCULUS FORMATION |
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