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What is periodontology?
What is periodontology,
What is the peridontium,
What is the peridontium made up of
7
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Brief introduction to the two main periodontal diseases
What is gingivitis,
What are the clinical signs for g...,
Is gingivitis reversible
6
cards
Caries I
What is mi dentistry,
What are the steps involved in mi...,
How can you diagnose a patient
14
cards
Caries II
How do caries lesions appear on r...,
How does the incipient enamel les...,
Why does the demineralisation occur
22
cards
Aetiology of Periodontal Diseases Biofilms
What is periodontal disease,
How does bacteria interact with t...,
How does bacteria interact with t...
19
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Aetiology of Periodontal diseases- local factors
What is the primary aetiological ...,
What are secondary local factors ...,
What is dental calculus
10
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Aetiology of periodontal diseases- systemic factors
Mouth breathers they have o incom...,
Give examples of systemic factors,
How can smoking affect periodonta...
10
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Dental Biofilm (Plaque) Formation
What can you group the normal mic...,
What are the 4 stages in plaque f...,
What happens in the acquired pell...
14
cards
Calculus Formation
What is calculus,
What is mineralisation dependent on,
Does calculus cause periodontitis
9
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How Does Biofilm Lead to the Development of Periodontal Diseases?
What causes periodontal tissue de...,
Diseases bacterially induced immu...,
What are the direct indirect acti...
15
cards
Assessing & Monitoring Patient's Dental Biofilms
How do disclosing agents work,
Why do biofilms have the capacity...,
What are the advantages of disclo...
7
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Host Microbial Interactions to Initial Biofilm Formation
What do clinically healthy gingiv...,
What is inflammation,
What are the characteristics of d...
12
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Host Microbial Interactions to Prolonged Dental Biofilm
What is the critical pathway mode...,
What are the clinical differences...,
What are the mechanisms for tissu...
6
cards
Periodontal Disease Pathogen Hypotheses
What is the non specific plaque t...,
What can the non specific plaque ...,
Why is the non specific plaque th...
11
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Relevance of Microbiology in Managing Periodontal Diseases
Why is it important to understand...,
What is the primary aetiological ...,
Compare the gingival sulcus with ...
14
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The Importance of Effective Oral Hygiene:
Why is oral hygiene performed,
For what reasons might the patien...,
What method do we use at guy s to...
5
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Oral Hygiene Practices : interdental devices
What are the 2 main ways of clean...,
What is the first choice of inter...,
When is floss recommended over in...
8
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Oral Hygiene : Mouthwashes
What are the basic ingredients fo...,
What affect does mouthwash have o...,
Describe the features of chlorhex...
15
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Oral Hygiene Practices: Toothbrushing
What is the most important method...,
What does a manual toothbrush con...,
What is important to check about ...
11
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Oral Hygiene Practices: Toothpastes
What are the important benefits o...,
What are the constituents of toot...,
What are abrasives used for what ...
11
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Epidemiology of Periodontal Diseases
What is epidemiology,
What is descriptive epidemiology,
What is etiologic epidemiology
17
cards
Classification of Periodontal Diseases : gingivitis and periodontitis
What is bpe,
What s the minimum amount of teet...,
How many sextants is the dentitio...
15
cards
Fluoride and Caries
What is the principal mineral of ...,
How does fluoride affect the prod...,
What are the constituents of pre ...
21
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Management of Plaque-Induced Gingivitis
What is gingivitis,
What are the signs symptoms of gi...,
What is periodontitis what is it ...
8
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Responses to Treatment of Gingivitis
What are the 2 possible responses...,
Describe the histopathogenisis in...,
How is plaque induced gingivitis ...
10
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Prevention of Caries by Saliva
What is meant by the static dynam...,
What are the static effects of sa...,
What are the dynamic effects of s...
20
cards
Toothwear I
What is tooth wear,
What is attrition,
What is abrasion
27
cards
Toothwear II
How is erosion defined,
What is the difference between in...,
What are some examples of environ...
33
cards
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