Perio Final 5

Front 1

Readaptation of soft tissue to the tooth root by formation of a _________

Back 1

long junctional epithelium

Front 2

The growing back of the lost cementum, lost periodontal ligament, and lost alveolar bone to reconstruct the periodontium damaged by periodontitis.

Back 2

Regenerate

Front 3

Healing of a wound by formation of tissues that do NOT precisely restore the original architecture or original function of the body part

Back 3

Repair

Front 4

Healing by the reunion of the periodontal connective tissue and tooth root where the two tissues have been seperated by incision or injury, but NOT by disease.

Back 4

Reattachment

Front 5

Regrowth of the precise tissues that were present before the disease or damage to the tissues occurred.

Back 5

Regeneration

Front 6

Occurs when the wound margins are closely adapted to each other

Back 6

Primary intention

Front 7

Margins or edges of the wound are not in close contact with each other. Many wounds in periodontal surgery involve healing by _______.

Back 7

Secondary intention

Front 8

Seperating the epithelium and connective tissues from the underlying tooth root and alveolar bone.

Back 8

Elevation

Front 9

Full thickness flap - use ___ instruments.

Back 9

Blunt

Front 10

Partial thickness flap- use ___ instruments.

Back 10

Sharp

Front 11

Removal of the alveolar bone attached to the tooth

Back 11

Ostectomy

Front 12

Reshaping the alveolar bone without removing the supporting bone.

Back 12

Osteoplasty

Front 13

Potential for new bone cells to develop following bone graft.

Back 13

Osteogensis

Front 14

Grafting materials from a framework outside the graft during the formation of the new bone.

Back 14

Osteoconductive

Front 15

Cells within the grating material are converted into bone-forming cells to form the new bone.

Back 15

Osteoinductive

Front 16

Bone taken from the patient's own body

Back 16

Autograft

Front 17

Bone taken from another human

Back 17

Allograft

Front 18

Bone taken from another species (bovine bone)

Back 18

Xenograft

Front 19

Synthetic bone-like material

Back 19

Alloplast

Front 20

Bovine=

Back 20

Cow bone

Front 21

What kind of graft usually results in a more natural tissue color in the healed tissues and in a more esthetic final result?

Back 21

Connective tissue

Front 22

Sutures should be removed when loose in the tissues, which is usually ___ after surgery.

Back 22

1 week3

Front 23

Periodontitis that is resistant to control even with appropriate therapy

Back 23

Refractory disease

Front 24

Root caries=

Back 24

Aa

Front 25

What percentage of the adults in the US is afflicted with root surface caries by age 50 years?

Back 25

50%

Front 26

For many patients with moderate chronic periodontitis, the suggested frequency of periodontal maintenance visits is every ______.

Back 26

3 months

Front 27

The "root" of the implant that is surgically placed in the living alveolar bone.

Back 27

Implant body

Front 28

Titanium post that attaches to the implant body.

Back 28

Abutment

Front 29

Periodontal pathogens can destroy bone faster along a- real tooth or implant?

Back 29

IMPLANT

Front 30

Chronic peridontitis in tissues surrouding osseointegrated implant, resulting in bone loss

Back 30

Peri-implantitis

Front 31

Plaque induced gingivitis in tissues surrounding the implant

Back 31

Peri-implant mucositis

Front 32

Implants should be checked radiographically at least ______ a year.

Back 32

once

Front 33

Periodontal risk factors:

Back 33

1. tooth mobility

2. furcation involvement

3.Malocclusions

4.Over hang restorations

5. Status of prosthetic appliances

Front 34

Biological width=

Back 34

Juntional epithelium+ gingival connective tissue

Front 35

Prevotella is seen in:

Back 35

Pregnancy, NUG,NUP, chronic perio

Front 36

Periodontal master treatment-

Back 36

1. Assess

2. Nonsurgical

3. Surgical

4. Restorative

5. Maintenance