Exam 13: Nonsurgical Periodontal Therapy

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The most commonly occurring periodontal disease requiring nonsurgical periodontal therapy is:

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The primary long-term goal of nonsurgical periodontal therapy is ___________________.

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Restoration of gingival health
The restoration of gingival health is the primary long-term goal of nonsurgical periodontal therapy.

The use of agents for removing stains and supragingival plaque biofilm from the teeth is called:

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At the re-evaluation appointment,the patient had no supragingival plaque biofilm.One area on the mesial of tooth #19 bled when the surface was probed.All other areas had no bleeding.The first thing that should be done is to:

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Positive long-term effects of periodontal therapy are reliably achieved with patient compliance,effective plaque biofilm control,and dental hygiene treatment.

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The concept of plaque removal from specified surfaces on the basis of the presence of plaque biofilm and stain that cannot be removed with normal oral hygiene practices is called ______________________________________.

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The difference between root planing and scaling is instrumenting every portion of a root surface,not only the identifiable calculus deposits.

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The rationale for nonsurgical periodontal therapy is _______________________.

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The various powered scalers are equal in their abilities to remove plaque biofilm and calculus.They all operate effectively at the same frequency.

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The sonic power scaling devices that have been shown to be as effective as hand scaling operate in the range of:

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The term nonsurgical periodontal therapy is used synonymously with periodontal débridement and the traditional terms of scaling and root planing.

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How much healing (reduction in probing depth)is expected in the anterior teeth 1 month after completing nonsurgical therapy?

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The key to long-term successful nonsurgical therapy is _____________________________.

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______________________ or ______________________ or ______________________ is the standard of care for nonsurgical and nonpharmacologic treatment of periodontal diseases.

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What are the long-term goals of nonsurgical periodontal therapy? ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ ________________________________________________

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Gingival curettage as a procedure is no longer recommended for routine use in nonsurgical periodontal therapy because:

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The term nonsurgical therapy is appropriately named because sharp blades are used during treatment to cut tissues,which is a form of surgery.

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What procedure incorporates the removal of plaque biofilm,plaque retentive features,and calculus above and below gingival margins?

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Instrumentation of the crowns and root surfaces of the teeth to remove supragingival plaque biofilm,calculus,and stains from these surfaces is called:

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An effective substance to treat sensitivity in the dental office is:

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