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The Characteristics of Plaque Induced Gingivitis (P.I.G) |
-Plaque and disease begin at gingival margin -Gingival color, contour changed -Sulcular temperature changed -GCF increased -Bleeding upon provocation
-NO attachment/bone loss
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Local Contributing Factors to P.I.G |
They enhance the plaque retention...
-Enamel Pearls/ Cemental Tears
-Dental Restoration
-Root Fracture |
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General Tx |
-OH Instruction -Debridement -Chemical Agents -Correction of Plaque-Retentive Factors -Surgical Correction (particular cases) -Review after Tx
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Systemic Contributing Factors to Gingival Disease |
-Pregnancy -Puberty -Menstrual Cycle -Diabete Type I (poorly controlled) -Leukemia -Cyclic Neutropenia |
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Pregnancy Associated Gingivitis
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-Exaggerated localized host response -Androgen, Estrogen, Progesterone -Usage of Oral Contraceptive (止孕吐) -Little plaque present unlike P.I.G -Prevotella Intermedia increased -Probing depth/ GCF increased -Gingival Inflamed/ Enlargement -Bleeding after toothbrushing |
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Pyogenic Granuloma commonly seen during pregnancy ... |
-Common at Maxilla
-Regress or completely bye-bye after parturition
-Localized highly vascularized tissue
-Speech/Mastication may be altered -Excision removal is considerable |
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Main Differences Between Local Factors and Systemic Factors ... |
Number of Plaque Present (systemic factors: very little plaque present) |
