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What is a common outcome following close and open S+ RP?
What is a common outcome following close and open S+ RP?
- Bone loss
- Inflammation of the gums (correct)
- Transient root hypersensitivity and recession of the gingival margins
- Tooth discoloration
Why should the patient be warned about the possible outcomes of close and open S+ RP?
Why should the patient be warned about the possible outcomes of close and open S+ RP?
- To educate the patient about the process
- To prevent the complications
- To prepare the patient psychologically (correct)
- To get the patient's consent
What happens to the gingival margins during the healing process of S+ RP?
What happens to the gingival margins during the healing process of S+ RP?
- They become thinner
- They become thicker
- They remain the same
- They recede (correct)
What is another term for 'D+RP'?
What is another term for 'D+RP'?
What is the main consequence of transient root hypersensitivity?
What is the main consequence of transient root hypersensitivity?
What is the recommended duration of ibuprofen medication before surgery?
What is the recommended duration of ibuprofen medication before surgery?
What is the recommended dosage of ibuprofen before surgery?
What is the recommended dosage of ibuprofen before surgery?
What should patients experiencing severe postoperative pain do?
What should patients experiencing severe postoperative pain do?
Why should doctors be cautious when prescribing ibuprofen to patients with high blood pressure?
Why should doctors be cautious when prescribing ibuprofen to patients with high blood pressure?
What type of surgery is mentioned in the content?
What type of surgery is mentioned in the content?
Why should the decision to reappoint a patient with periodontal disease be delayed?
Why should the decision to reappoint a patient with periodontal disease be delayed?
What is the typical timeframe for delaying the reappointment of a patient with periodontal disease?
What is the typical timeframe for delaying the reappointment of a patient with periodontal disease?
What is a common observation during the delay period for a patient with periodontal disease?
What is a common observation during the delay period for a patient with periodontal disease?
Why is it important to delay the reappointment of a patient with periodontal disease?
Why is it important to delay the reappointment of a patient with periodontal disease?
What is the primary goal of delaying the reappointment of a patient with periodontal disease?
What is the primary goal of delaying the reappointment of a patient with periodontal disease?
What is the expected duration for the changes to disappear?
What is the expected duration for the changes to disappear?
What is the color of the stain on the dentition?
What is the color of the stain on the dentition?
What is the method to remove the stain on the dentition?
What is the method to remove the stain on the dentition?
What is the location of the stained dentition?
What is the location of the stained dentition?
What is the purpose of informing the patient about the duration of the changes?
What is the purpose of informing the patient about the duration of the changes?
What should be used to treat pain related to infection after surgery?
What should be used to treat pain related to infection after surgery?
What is the purpose of removing the dressing in patients with severe pain after surgery?
What is the purpose of removing the dressing in patients with severe pain after surgery?
What is associated with postoperative pain related to infection?
What is associated with postoperative pain related to infection?
What is another term for dentin hypersensitivity?
What is another term for dentin hypersensitivity?
What is the recommended anesthesia technique for patients with severe pain after surgery?
What is the recommended anesthesia technique for patients with severe pain after surgery?
Study Notes
Pre-Surgery Preparation
- Ibuprofen dosage: 600-800mg, 24-48 hours before surgery, to reduce postoperative pain
- Caution: patients with controlled hypertension should be careful when taking ibuprofen as it may interact with their medications
Post-Surgery Care
- Transient root hypersensitivity and gingival recession are common after surgery
- Patients should be warned about these potential side effects, which will resolve on their own within 4-6 weeks
- Staining of the dentition may occur, but can be removed by polishing at a later date
Pain Management
- Patients experiencing severe postoperative pain should be seen on an emergency basis
- Treatment for this type of pain includes systemic antibiotics and analgesics
- Regional anesthesia and removal of the dressing may be necessary to examine the painful area
Dentin Hypersensitivity
- A common problem in periodontal practice
- Patients should not schedule routine maintenance appointments, but rather wait 1-2 weeks to allow the mouth to heal and inflammation to subside
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This quiz covers the common outcomes of close and open scaling and root planning, including transient root hypersensitivity and gingival recession.
