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| about how much recession can generally be expected following abutment connection surgury? |
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| 1mm of recession with abutment connection surgury |
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implants that support/ retain overdentures are commonly located in the canine and premolar areas of the mouth.
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| Categories of esthetic complications with single crowns, fixed partial dentures, and complete arch protheses attached to root form implants include: |
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environmental morphology
surgical & soft tissue healing
prosthesis discoloration |
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| the clinical and laboratory steps required to locate the most appropriate prosthetic tooth positions for fixed partial dentures are not the same used with conventional complete dentures. |
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Definition
False
they are the same steps |
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| _____ is the recommended minimum occlusocervical bone dimension in the maxilla to accomodate implants. |
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| 13mm is recommended occlusocervical bone dimension of maxilla for implants. |
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the required faciolingual bone thickness is related to the diameter of the implant being placed.
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| True faciolingual bone thickness is related to diameter of implant to be placed. |
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| It may be neccesary to enhance the existing bone morphology through bone grafting or the use of distraction osteogenesis when there are deficiencies in: |
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occlusocervical bone dimension
faciolingual dimension
bone form |
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| the authors propose that papillae adjacent to implant can ________ be recreated when the distance is more than 4 mm between crest of none and desired height of interdental papillae when treating patients with thin peri-implant mucosa. |
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teeth that are square in form are more often associated with thin, delicate gingiva that is more susceptible to recession.
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| False square teeth have thicker gingiva |
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The longer the area has been edentulous, the more likely there will be a soft tissue discrepancy due to bone resorption and concomitant changes in soft tissue contour.
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| True edenulous area for longer period of time can get these conditions. |
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| The metal visibility through the resin and the discoloration from leakage can be ______ by bonding an opaque resin to the metal framework of a fixed complete denture or the reinforcing meshwork of an overdenture before the denture base resin is processed to the prosthesis. |
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Definition
| reduced and/ or eliminated |
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Term
| methods of retaining soft tissue form and location include_______ when these procedures are indicated. |
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Definition
immediate implant placement
immediate placement of a provisional restoration |
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Term
| proper incisocervical, occlusocervical, and faciolingual positioning of implants promotes development of: |
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normal soft tissue form
resotration contours that transition from the round form of the implant to the desired tooth form.
normal soft tissue location |
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| as with the conventional single crowns and fixed partial dentures, the display of significant amounts of soft tissue _________________ the esthetic difficulty of implant single frowns and implant fixed partial dentures. |
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| researchers have proposed waiting ____________ after abutment connection surgery before making the definitive impression. |
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| wait 3 months after abutment surgery to make impressions. |
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Each of the following is a common resonse to successful perio debridement except one!
a. reduced probing depth
b. reduced tissue swelling
c. formation of new alveolar bone
d. formation of long JE |
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Definition
| formation of new alveolar bone would not happen in successful perio debridement. |
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Term
Phase I of perio therapy, or the etiological phase includes all procedure except 1.
a. biofilm control
b. occlusal therapy
c. patient ed
d. endodontic therapy
e. perio debridement |
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| Phase I would not include endodontic therapy |
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Term
| the severity of perio disease is most accurately measured over time by: |
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| perio surgery is not indicated for patients under 30 who present with pocket depths exceeding 5mm and loss of half their supporting bone because they likely have a slowly progressing form of perio disease. |
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Definition
Neither the statement nor the reason are correct!!!!
both false |
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Term
| what is the preferred form of excisional surgery for the treatement of drug induced ginvigal enlargement? |
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Definition
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| The goal of the perio flap is |
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Definition
| to access the root surface |
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Term
| what is a contraindication to the osseous recontouring? |
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Definition
| bone defect too deep to allow removal of osseous walls |
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Term
| the surgical procedure which only involves remocal of bony dedges or nonsupporting bone is called? |
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Definition
| osteoplasty=removal of bony ledges/nonsupporting bone |
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Term
| the type of perio bone grafting created from synthetic bone minerals is? |
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| bone replacement material taken from patients own body |
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| bone from another species: must be modified due to potential for rejection |
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| lasers are considered an adjunct therapy for remocal of soft tissue within perio pocket. the ER. YAg laser has been shown to be safe for use around implants. |
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Term
evaluating mobility is a critical tool in assessment of implant success.
probing is a less useful assesment tool in evaluating implant success.
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| both statements are true. mobility evaluation is critical. probing is less useful. |
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Term
all of the following describe plaque biofilm overgrowth phase of early gingivitis except 1
a. cytokines are released
b. osteoclasts are activated
c. polymorphonuclear neutrophils are recruited from cytokines.
d. macrophages are recruited to connective tissue
e. pmns destroy healthy gingival connective tissue |
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Definition
| osteoclasts are not activated during the early gingivitis phase. |
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Term
| pt presents with redness, inflammation, bleeding, sensitivity, and tenderness. there is visible plaque biofilm at gingival margin. there is no bone loss indicated on radiographs. what is the diagnosis of pt. |
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Definition
| gingivitis associated with dental plaque biofilm |
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Term
| rapid perio destruction, bone loss, tissue necrosis, severe pain, tissue sloughing, spontaneous bleeding, and firey red erythematous tissue all describe what condition? |
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Definition
NUP
necrotizing ulcerative periodontitis |
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Term
perio debridement is beneficial for all reasons except 1
a. allergic gingivits
b. chronic perio
c. aggressive perio
d. dental plaque induced gingivits
e.nup |
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Definition
| perio debridement would not be useful for allergic gingivits |
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Term
| the re-establishment of JE after perio debridement occurs? |
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Definition
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Term
| the col is the depression where? |
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Definition
between the buccal and lingual papilla of two adjacent teeth.
it is made up on non keratinized tissue and conforms to interproximal contact. |
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Term
| what is the maintenance interval schedule for the first year after placement of implant? |
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Term
| to determine immediate success of scaling and root planning, the clinician must relay on? |
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Definition
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after perio surgery, all post op instructions should be given except
a. eat soft diet
b. smoking is permitted
c. limit physical activity
d. use light pressure to control blood seepage |
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Definition
| never allow smoking after perio surgery |
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Term
| what best describes the progress of surgical wound healing at the 1-2 week post op visit? |
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Definition
| wound is completely reepitheliazied |
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Term
| the most common type of implant is |
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Definition
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Term
| the formation of an intimate lattice between implant surface and bone is? |
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Term
| plaque biofilm and calculus removal from implants require what instruments |
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Definition
| plastic instruments for implants |
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Term
| home care for pt with implants is important because they require the same cleaning aids as pts with natural teeth/ |
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Definition
the statement is correct but the reason is not.
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Term
maintenance visits for implant should occur every 3 months for the 1st yr.
after the 1st yr, recals may be extended 4-6 months if gingival health is good and homecare is excellent. |
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Definition
| both statements are true. |
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Term
implant supported removal prosthesis (dentures) should be removed at home daily to clean supporing abutments with soft toothbrushes, sing-tufted toothbrushes and other devices.
true/false |
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Definition
| statement is true of implant supported prosthetic care |
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Term
| which characteristic is most indicative of endo abcess |
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Definition
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Osseous defects are classified by the # of walls of remaining supporting alveolar bone.
a one-wall defect would have best prognosis |
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Definition
| the 1st statement is true. the second statement is false. |
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