Periodontal Surgery

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Which of the following is an objective of periodontal surgery?

  • Promoting periodontal diseases
  • Increasing plaque formation
  • Elimination of inflammation (correct)
  • Creating an environment for plaque accumulation

What is a contraindication for periodontal surgery?

  • Good plaque control
  • Regular dental check-ups
  • Smoking (correct)
  • Healthy pregnancy

Which surgical procedure is NOT mentioned as part of periodontal surgery?

  • Extraction (correct)
  • Frenectomy
  • Mucogingival flap surgery
  • Crown lengthening

What is an indication for periodontal surgery?

<p>Gingiva-alveolar mucosa problems (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should the procedural selection in periodontal surgery rely on?

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Study Notes

Objectives of Periodontal Surgery

  • Aimed at reducing periodontal pockets for better maintenance of oral hygiene.
  • Enhances the regeneration of periodontal tissues to restore the health of the supporting structures of teeth.

Contraindications for Periodontal Surgery

  • Active oral infections or systemic health issues that could impede healing.
  • Uncontrolled systemic diseases such as diabetes or cardiovascular conditions that increase surgical risk.

Surgical Procedures Not Mentioned

  • Procedures not included may involve advanced techniques unrelated to traditional periodontal surgery, such as dental implants or cosmetic surgeries.

Indications for Periodontal Surgery

  • Presence of severe periodontal disease with significant attachment loss that cannot be managed with non-surgical treatments.
  • Need for access to the roots of teeth for scaling, root planing, or debridement.

Procedural Selection in Periodontal Surgery

  • Should depend on the individual assessment of the patient's periodontal condition, oral hygiene, and specific treatment goals.
  • Factors such as patient preference, prognosis of teeth, and potential for recovery are key to decision-making.

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