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DEFINITION
NAME
MISCELLANEOUS
100

Periodontal Disease:

Genetic Factors

Environmental Factors

PATHOGENIC BACTERIA

100

Manual toothbrush

ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH

100

Removal of bacterial plaque and the prevention of its accumulation on the teeth and adjacent gingival surfaces.

PLAQUE CONTROL

100

Covers the alveolar bone and tooth root to a level just
coronal to the CEJ.

GINGIVA

100

The extension of inflammation from the gingiva into the deeper supporting periodontal tissues (PDL and alveolar bone), marks this transition

GINGIVITIS TO PERIODONTITIS

200

Plaque control reduces or eliminates the risk for:

Caries

Calculus

Gingivitis

Periodontitis

HALITOSIS

200

Waxed Floss

UNWAXED FLOSS

200

Provides support to maintain teeth in function

PERIODONTIUM

200

SHALLOW CREVICE OR SPACE AROUND THE TOOTH BOUNDED BY THE SURFACE OF THE TOOTH AND THE
EPITHELIUM LINING THE FREE MARGINAL GINGIVA.

GINGIVAL SULCUS

200

Progressive exposure of root surface as the
result of the destruction of the marginal gingiva

GINGIVAL RECESSION

300

Ideal toothbrush:

Multi-level or angled bristles

Nylon bristles

SOFT

300

Chlorhexidine 0.12%

PERIOGUARD or PERIDEX

300

COMPLEX VASCULAR AND HIGHLY CELLULAR CONNECTIVE TISSUE THAT SURROUNDS THE TOOTH ROOT AND CONNECTS IT TO THE INNER WALL OF THE
ALVEOLAR BONE.

PERIODONTAL LIGAMENT

300

PORTION OF THE MAXILLA AND MANDIBLE THAT FORMS AND SUPPORTS THE TOOTH SOCKETS

ALVEOLAR PROCESS

300

Shift of teeth with weakened periodontal support

PATHOLOGIC TOOTH MIGRATION

400

Vibratory Toothbrushing Techniques:

Bass'

Stillman's

CHARTER'S

400

GINGIVAL INFLAMMATION

GINGIVITIS

400

CAUSE OF A DISEASE

ETIOLOGY

400

ETIOLOGY OF GINGIVITIS

BACTERIAL PLAQUE

400

Palpate the nodes by pulling or rolling the tissues under the chin up and over the inferior border of the
mandible

SUBMANDIBULAR AND SUBMENTAL NODES

500

HEALTHY GUMS:

FIRM AND RESILIENT

LIGHT PINK TO BLACK

SCALLOPED OUTLINE

STIPPLING

FOLLOWS THE CEJ

500

TOOTH #8

TOOTH #11

500

SEQUENCE OF EVENTS LEADING TO A CLINICALLY DETECTABLE DISEASE.

PATHOGENESIS

500

Objective indications of a disease discoverable by the clinician upon evaluation of the patient

SIGN OF DISEASE

500

Most common intraoral site for oral cancer

TONGUE

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