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mouthrinses are "poor" at
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reaching the site of action
and adequate duration |
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refractory periodontitis micro organisms
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PG
PI |
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LAA bad guy
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AA
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SRP can remove?
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spirochetes
Eichenella and Fusobacterium |
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antiboiotics need to be used with initial SRP
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TRUE
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antibiotics are effective against supra gingival plaque
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FALSE
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most effective penicillin
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Augmentin
Amoxicillin and clavulanic acid |
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Metronidizole
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good against strict anaerobes
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Tetracycline
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inhibits collegenase actiivity
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which drugs reach higher levels in crevecular fluid than in serum
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tetracyclines, ciprofloxacin, azithromycin, clarithromycin
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anti inflammetory effects
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azithromycin clarithromycin
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good against invasive bacteria
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tetracycline, cipro, azithromycin, clarithromycin
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most common antibiotic combo
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amoxicilin 500 mg and metronidizole 250mg TID 8 days
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combo for mixed infections
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metronidizole 500mg and cipro 500 mgs BID 8 days
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most patient compliant
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azithromycin 500 mgs first day, 250 per day after that
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penicillin SE
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anaphylaxis, serum sickness
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photosenstivity
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TCN
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Actisite
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local TCN
600 mg/ml 14 days |
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Atridox
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doxicycline
biodegradable delivery |
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Periostat
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Doxycycline
collegenase inhibitor |
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perio abscess vs. endo
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perio
dull pain easier to locate drain through crevice less responsive to tests |
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necritizing gingivitis is usually confined to
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marginal gingiva
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when do you prescribe ABs for NUG?
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fever or lymphadenopathy
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antibiotics for perio abscess
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amoxicillin 1 gram loading dose ... then 500 mg/ day TID for 3 days
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PCN allergic patients for perio abscess
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clindamycin or azithromycin
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treatment for pericornitis
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metronidizole 250 mgs
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treatment for NUG
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metronidizole
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appropriate healing time for GBR
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3 months - mandible
6 months - maxilla |
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indications for soft tissue augmentation
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esthetics
peri implant helth ridge deficiencies |
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what did the ridge preservation study find
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that ridge width didn't suffer as much and
ridge height actually gained |
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bone allograft in putty vs. bovine xenograft
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putty had much greater fill
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2 peri implantitis differences from periodontitis
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numerous neutrophils in surrounding soft tissue
direct contact between plaque on implant surface and inflamed CT |
