Periodontology notes
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This GoConqr page gathers a small set of user-made periodontology notes, covering gingivitis, periodontal examination and root surface debridement. They offer university students and professional candidates material for studying assessment and treatment, and teachers material for teaching those topics. Explore the notes to find a topic to study.
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- Periodontium anatomy and function16
- Periodontal disease etiology and pathogenesis18
- Periodontal disease risk factors11
- Periodontal disease classification7
- Gingivitis and gingival diseases13
- Periodontitis and related conditions10
- Periodontal disease in children6
- Periodontal examination and diagnosis12
- Gingival recession, furcation and occlusal trauma8
- Periodontal therapy and plaque control20
- Periodontal instrumentation and root surface debridement19
- Periodontal surgery and regeneration6
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radiographic interpretation POCKETS PATHOLOGIVALLY DEEPENED SULCUS BASE OF POCKET =JUNCTIONAL EPITHELIUM PSEUDOPOCKET PERIODONTAL POCKET SUPRABONEY= BOTTOM OF POCKET IS CORONAL TO ALVEOLAR CREST INFRABONEY= BOTTOM OF POCKET APICAL TO ALVEOLAR CR...
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RSD - created from Mind Map Modified Pen grasp Positioning Detection
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Types of Gracey Curettes Light Grey (1/2) - All surfaces of anterior teethDark Grey (3/4) - All surfaces of anterior teeth (for heavier deposits)Green (7/8) - Buccal and palatal/lingual surfaces of posterior teethOrange (1...
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clinical assessment GINGIVAL ASSESSMENT 1. COLOR THICKNESS OF EPITHELIUM AMOUNT OF KERATINIZATION CT VASCULARITY PIGMENTATION SUBGINGIVAL DEPOSITS HEALTH=PINK OR MELANIN NOT HEALTH= RED, BLUISH RED, DIFFUSE REDNESS TO DETERMINE COM...
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etiology of periodontal diseases ETIOLOGY OF PERIO DISEASE GINGIVITIS= BACTERIAL INFECTION OF GINGIVA PERIODONTITIS= BACTERIAL INFECTION OF ALL THE PERIODONTIUM MIXED BACTERIA + HOST RESPONSE = INFLAMMATION
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Classification of Gingivitis 1. Plaque induced gingival diseasea) gingivitis associated with plaque onlyb) gingival disease modified by systemic factors (puberty, pregnancy, diabetes, leukaemia)c) gingival disease modified by medications (drug in...
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Basic Periodonatal Examination ResultsCode 0 - Normal, Black band completely visible, No bleeding, No calculus or overhangs.Code 1 - Black band completely visible, Bleeding on probing.Code 2 - Black band completely visible, probe detects calculus o...
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Complications of Root Surface Debridement During procedure: Pain during procedure (use local analgesia) Excessive haemorrhage (use local analgesia with good vasoconstrictor) Gingival trauma (poor technique) Root surface damage (grooves) Damage to other soft t...
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Aims of Root Planning Aims To remove subgingival plaque, calculus and other plaque retention factors. To decontaminate the top 10-20% of the root cementum, thereby eliminating endotoxin. To produce a hard, smooth root surface that is biolo...
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Indications for Rooth Surface Debridement Presence of active disease (bleeding to probe in pockets greater than 5mm) A well-motivated patient who has achieved a high standard of plaque control, both supra- and subgingival, but who still has evidence of active...
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FURCATIONS, MOBILITY, OCCLUSION FURCATIONS FURCATION GRADES GRADE 1 CONCAVITY FELT WITH INSTRUMENT ROBE PENETRATES NO MORE THAN 1 MM
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Untitled Periodontium: The Tooth Supporting Structures(Composed of Gingiva, Root Cementum, Periodontal Ligament, & Alveolar Bone)1. Gingiva provides a tissue seal around the cervical portion of the tooth Holds tissue against t...
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WHO probes WHO - C type Clinical probe Two bands- first: 3.5-5.5mm second: 8.5-11.5mm WHO- E type Epidemiological probe One band- 3.5-5.5mm Both bands have a ball end tip which is 0.5mm in diameter and helps to detect calc...
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problems of Perio. in child&teens - created from Mind Map peiodontium in children การเปลี่ยนแปลง periodontium during 2' teeth eruption epidermiology
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GoConqr OriginalWhat the periodontology notes cover
The notes cover topics in assessment, disease and treatment. Classification of Gingivitis groups gingival diseases, while Basic Periodonatal Examination describes examination result codes. Other notes cover clinical assessment, radiographic interpretation and the causes of periodontal diseases.
How to study with the notes
Start with Basic Periodonatal Examination if you want to focus on assessment. Read through the result codes, then try to recall what each code describes without looking. Return to the note to check what you missed.
For treatment topics, compare Aims of Root Planning with the notes on indications and complications of root surface debridement. Types of Gracey Curettes lists instruments and the tooth surfaces they are used on.
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Which note should I start with?
For assessment, start with Basic Periodonatal Examination. It describes examination result codes and the findings associated with them. If you are studying disease instead, Classification of Gingivitis is another starting point, with categories of gingival disease to read and compare.
Do the notes cover root surface debridement?
Yes. The page includes notes on indications for root surface debridement and complications that can arise during the procedure. Aims of Root Planning covers treatment aims, while Types of Gracey Curettes lists instruments alongside the tooth surfaces they are used on.
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