Treatment & Appointment Planning
The 5 "steps" used in developing a continuing care plan.
What is ADPIE (assessment, diagnosis, plan, implementation, & evaluation)?
A patient that has 10% of radiographic bone loss is in this stage of periodontitis.
What is stage I?
Tobacco use is a major risk factor for the development and progression of this disease.
What is periodontitis/periodontal disease?
This type of fluoride is recommended for patients with dental implants.
What is neutral sodium fluoride?
This is used at the beginning of the appointment to prevent the spread of communicable diseases and reduce microorganisms.
What is preprocedural antimicrobial mouthrinse?
Addressing the risks of doing and not doing treatment is done when obtaining this.
What is informed consent?
Type of risk factor that renders a person susceptible to a disease or condition.
What is a predisposing factor?
Location where nicotine is primarily metabolized.
What is the liver?
Producing a sharp cutting edge is one of the two main objectives to instrument sharpening. This is the other objective.
What is preserving the original shape of the instrument?
Convex surfaces, concavities, and furcations all require this precise instrumentation technique.
What is adaptation?
When the patient is referred to an endodontist for consultation and treatment, they are entering this treatment phase.
What is phase II?
There are 3 steps to staging and grading the periodontal classification. Confirming the presence or absence of furcation involvement is done during this step.
What is step 2? Establishing the stage.
The more basic the medium, the easier the ________.
What is absorption?
This is the most common type of implant.
What is endosseous?
When you provide oral care based on relevant, scientifically sound research, it is called this.
What is evidence-based practice?
This is how the 3 steps in a critical incident approach, in order, are referred to as.
What is WHAT, SO WHAT, & NOW WHAT?
This is the amount of time needed for the connective tissue to heal following nonsurgical periodontal therapy.
What is 4-6 weeks?
At this dose, nicotine can cause fatality.
What is 60mg?
This instrument type has one continuous cutting edge around the face because the two sides are united without interruption by the rounded toe
What is a universal curet?
The amount in milligrams of minocycline in a cartridge of Arestin.
What is 1mg?
4 out of 8 factors to consider in determining continuing care or maintenance therapy.
Risk for periodontal disease, risk for dental carious lesions, risk for oral cancer, predisposing diseases (diabetes), compliance (keeping appointments), previous treatment (hx of the disease), local factors (ortho), restorative complications (implants).
This type of endotoxin is a gram-negative pathogenic microorganism that is toxic to human tissue.
What is a lipopolysaccharide?
These are the 5 A's of motivational interviewing.
What are ask, advise, assess, assist, and arrange?
The type of prosthetic that is supported by both retained natural teeth and/or implants and the soft tissue of the residual alveolar ridge.
What is a complete overdenture?
Increased risk for oral cancer related to the continued use of tobacco products is this kind of statement.
What is a dental hygiene diagnostic statement?