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Junctional epithelium is attached to the tooth surface by means of an internal basal ______ and hemidesmosomes.
Junctional epithelium is attached to the tooth surface by means of an internal basal ______ and hemidesmosomes.
lamina
The connective tissues that connect the cementum layer to the alveolar ______ are known as the periodontal ligament.
The connective tissues that connect the cementum layer to the alveolar ______ are known as the periodontal ligament.
bone
Epithelial and connective tissue attachments to the tooth surface is called the biologic ______.
Epithelial and connective tissue attachments to the tooth surface is called the biologic ______.
width
The junctional epithelial attachment measures approximately ______ mm.
The junctional epithelial attachment measures approximately ______ mm.
The total biologic width measures about ______ mm.
The total biologic width measures about ______ mm.
A healthy sulcus measures between 0 to ______ mm.
A healthy sulcus measures between 0 to ______ mm.
A ______ pocket has a base that grows apically and is 3 mm or more.
A ______ pocket has a base that grows apically and is 3 mm or more.
A pseudo pocket is not a true pocket and its base is still located at the ______.
A pseudo pocket is not a true pocket and its base is still located at the ______.
An infrabony or intrabony pocket is located ______ to the alveolar crest.
An infrabony or intrabony pocket is located ______ to the alveolar crest.
A suprabony pocket has its base located ______ to the alveolar crest.
A suprabony pocket has its base located ______ to the alveolar crest.
Supracrestal attachment is made up of epithelial attachment and ______ tissue attachment.
Supracrestal attachment is made up of epithelial attachment and ______ tissue attachment.
In a radiograph, the tip of the alveolar crest is not visible, indicative of bone ______.
In a radiograph, the tip of the alveolar crest is not visible, indicative of bone ______.
The color of inflamed gingiva appears ______.
The color of inflamed gingiva appears ______.
The contour of diseased gingiva may be rounded and ______.
The contour of diseased gingiva may be rounded and ______.
The consistency of inflamed gingiva is described as ______.
The consistency of inflamed gingiva is described as ______.
The gingival sulcus should ideally measure ______ mm.
The gingival sulcus should ideally measure ______ mm.
Gingiva typically bleeds ______% of the time when there is inflammation.
Gingiva typically bleeds ______% of the time when there is inflammation.
If there is a diastema, there will be no ______ area.
If there is a diastema, there will be no ______ area.
Stippling is more numerous in the labial surfaces anteriorly then reduce in numbers while going ______.
Stippling is more numerous in the labial surfaces anteriorly then reduce in numbers while going ______.
The black triangle is the space in which the interdental ______ is starting to recede.
The black triangle is the space in which the interdental ______ is starting to recede.
Having a black triangle at age 20 is very ______.
Having a black triangle at age 20 is very ______.
Receding of gingiva is caused by attachment destruction or attachment ______ in supracrestal tissue attachments.
Receding of gingiva is caused by attachment destruction or attachment ______ in supracrestal tissue attachments.
The appearance of gingiva can be considered healthy because this is gingiva of a ______ person.
The appearance of gingiva can be considered healthy because this is gingiva of a ______ person.
Black people have so much ______ thickness, giving them black skin and gingiva.
Black people have so much ______ thickness, giving them black skin and gingiva.
Attached gingiva and oral mucosa lining the hard palate are hard to ______.
Attached gingiva and oral mucosa lining the hard palate are hard to ______.
Both attached gingiva and oral mucosa are ______ and firmly attached to the palatal bone.
Both attached gingiva and oral mucosa are ______ and firmly attached to the palatal bone.
McCALL FESTOON is near the marginal gingiva and has a collar-like fibrous thickening, while the color is much lighter than the attached ______.
McCALL FESTOON is near the marginal gingiva and has a collar-like fibrous thickening, while the color is much lighter than the attached ______.
Gingival recession occurs when the CEJ moves ______, exposing the cementum.
Gingival recession occurs when the CEJ moves ______, exposing the cementum.
If there is Stillman's cleft, probing the ______ area allows for plaque retrieval.
If there is Stillman's cleft, probing the ______ area allows for plaque retrieval.
The healthiest attached gingiva is approximately ______ mm in the middle part of the root.
The healthiest attached gingiva is approximately ______ mm in the middle part of the root.
The ______ junction is where the probe is positioned to measure attached gingival width.
The ______ junction is where the probe is positioned to measure attached gingival width.
The width of attached gingiva can be less than the ideal measurement, observed in the ______ photo.
The width of attached gingiva can be less than the ideal measurement, observed in the ______ photo.
Excessive orthodontic movement can lead to gingival ______ due to too much force applied.
Excessive orthodontic movement can lead to gingival ______ due to too much force applied.
When there is no attached gingiva, the area presents with the color of ______ mucosa.
When there is no attached gingiva, the area presents with the color of ______ mucosa.
The ______ is the part of the gingiva that connects the facial, buccal, or labial gingiva to the lingual gingiva.
The ______ is the part of the gingiva that connects the facial, buccal, or labial gingiva to the lingual gingiva.
Healthy normal gingiva is typically described as ______ in color.
Healthy normal gingiva is typically described as ______ in color.
The ______ gingiva, which was once called unattached gingiva, is firmly adherent to the alveolar bone.
The ______ gingiva, which was once called unattached gingiva, is firmly adherent to the alveolar bone.
The ______ groove is a horizontal shallow groove that separates the marginal gingiva and attached gingiva.
The ______ groove is a horizontal shallow groove that separates the marginal gingiva and attached gingiva.
The ______ fornik is located in a much deeper portion of the alveolar mucosa.
The ______ fornik is located in a much deeper portion of the alveolar mucosa.
The imaginary line separating attached gingiva (pink) and alveolar mucosa (red) is known as the ______ junction.
The imaginary line separating attached gingiva (pink) and alveolar mucosa (red) is known as the ______ junction.
The marginal gingiva has a ______ form, following the marginal edge or proximal edge.
The marginal gingiva has a ______ form, following the marginal edge or proximal edge.
Gingiva is found up to the ______ of each tooth.
Gingiva is found up to the ______ of each tooth.
The ______ mucosa is the lining that covers the remainder of the oral cavity.
The ______ mucosa is the lining that covers the remainder of the oral cavity.
In prosthodontics, attempting to simulate interdental grooves is referred to as ______ to make it appear natural.
In prosthodontics, attempting to simulate interdental grooves is referred to as ______ to make it appear natural.
Flashcards
Lining Mucosa
Lining Mucosa
The part of the gingiva that connects the facial, buccal, or labial gingiva to the lingual gingiva.
Attached gingiva
Attached gingiva
The part of the gingiva that covers the alveolar bone.
Marginal gingiva
Marginal gingiva
The outermost part of the gingiva that covers the CEJ (cementoenamel junction) and is attached to the tooth.
Gingival groove
Gingival groove
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Mucogingival junction
Mucogingival junction
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Vestibular fornix
Vestibular fornix
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Lining Mucosa
Lining Mucosa
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Lining Mucosa
Lining Mucosa
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Lining Mucosa
Lining Mucosa
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Gingiva
Gingiva
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Internal Basal Lamina
Internal Basal Lamina
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Junctional Epithelium
Junctional Epithelium
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Hemidesmosomes
Hemidesmosomes
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Biological Width
Biological Width
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Periodontal Ligament
Periodontal Ligament
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What is a healthy gingival sulcus?
What is a healthy gingival sulcus?
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When does a sulcus become a pocket?
When does a sulcus become a pocket?
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What is a pseudo pocket?
What is a pseudo pocket?
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What is a suprabony pocket?
What is a suprabony pocket?
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What is an infrabony pocket?
What is an infrabony pocket?
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Interdental gingiva
Interdental gingiva
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Black Triangle
Black Triangle
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Black Triangle in Young People
Black Triangle in Young People
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Supracrestal Tissue Attachments (STA)
Supracrestal Tissue Attachments (STA)
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Attachment Loss
Attachment Loss
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Palatal Gingiva (Lingual Gingiva)
Palatal Gingiva (Lingual Gingiva)
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Gingival Color in Black People
Gingival Color in Black People
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Stippling
Stippling
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Healthy Gingiva in Black Individuals
Healthy Gingiva in Black Individuals
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McCall Festoon
McCall Festoon
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Gingival Recession
Gingival Recession
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Attached Gingiva Width
Attached Gingiva Width
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Ideal Attached Gingiva Width
Ideal Attached Gingiva Width
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Orthodontic Movement and Gingival Health
Orthodontic Movement and Gingival Health
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Gingival Sulcus
Gingival Sulcus
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Stillman’s Cleft
Stillman’s Cleft
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Study Notes
Periodontics Study Notes
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Definition of Periodontology: The study of the tissues surrounding the tooth. It's interchangeable with periodontics, but periodontics is the technique or science of periodontal treatment.
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Oral Mucosa: Soft tissue lining the interior of the mouth.
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Oral Mucosa Zones:
- Masticatory Mucosa: Covers the hard palate and gingiva.
- Specialized Mucosa: Covers the dorsum of the tongue, specialized due to taste buds.
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Periodontal Tissues:
- Gingiva: Covers the alveolar bone, healthy gingiva is coral pink; important for CEJ.
- Periodontal Ligaments: Attaches cementum to the alveolar bone.
- Cementum: Root covering.
- Alveolar Bone: Surrounding each tooth root.
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Parts of Gingiva:
- Marginal Gingiva: Scalloped; follows the marginal edge, proximal edge.
- Attached Gingiva: Firmly attached to alveolar bone.
- Interdental Gingiva: Located interproximal/interdental between two teeth.
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Col: Part of the interdental gingiva, middle portion, valley-like depression, saddle-like.
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Gingival Sulcus: The space between the tooth and gingiva is the sulcus, it's a healthy space ranging from 0 to 3mm.
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Normal Gingival Sulcus: Base is made of junctional epithelium with internal basal lamina, hemidesmosomes.
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Gingival Sulcus Depth: 0-3mm is healthy, 3.5+ and there is a problem. The probe is used to measure.
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Suprabony Pocket: Base of pocket is coronal to alveolar crest.
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Infrabony/Intrabony Pocket: Base of pocket is apical to alveolar crest.
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Gingival Hyperplasia: Oral diseases; drugs-related reaction; side effect of certain medications.
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Stillman's Cleft: Periodontal disease; it's caused by food impaction; recession of gingiva, supracrestal tissue attachments.
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Black Triangle: The space where interdental papilla starts to recede, more common in older adults; influenced by receding gingiva, caused by things like abrasions.
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Features of Healthy Gingiva:
- Color: Coral pink
- Contour: Scalloped
- Consistency: Firm and resilient
- Texture: Stippling (like an orange peel).
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Features of Diseased Gingiva:
- Color: Reddish.
- Contour: Rounded and enlarged, less pronounced.
- Consistency: Spongy, presence of fluid.
- Texture: Smooth and shiny.
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Radiopaque Structures: Important in evaluating bone health, gingiva and periodontal structures in x-rays.
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Biologic Width: Measures 2.04mm, is made up of junctional epithelium and connective tissue attachments.
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McCall Festoons: Collar-like fibrous thickening, near marginal gingiva, lighter color.
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Important Considerations of the Gingiva of Black Individuals: Color variation; possible considerations for healthy status.
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Different Gingiva Types: Gingival, palatal/lingual.
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Components of the Periodontium: Free gingiva, gingival sulcus, gingival margin, attached gingiva, alveolar bone, periodontal ligament, cementum.
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Types of Pocket:
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Healthy Sulcus: 0 - 3mm deep
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Pseudo Pocket: Not a true pocket: base of the sulcus is at the CEJ; 3mm or more is a periodontal pocket; not a true pocket
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Suprabony Pocket: Base is coronal to the alveolar crest
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Infrabony/ Intrabony Pocket: Base is apical to the alveolar crest
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Explore the fundamentals of periodontology in this quiz, focusing on the tissues surrounding teeth and their roles. You'll learn about the oral mucosa, periodontal tissues, and the distinct parts of gingiva, enhancing your understanding of oral health.
