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Hauptverfasser:	Wolf, Herbert F. 1935- (VerfasserIn), Hassell, Thomas Michael (VerfasserIn)
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Veröffentlicht:	Stuttgart [u.a.] Thieme 2006
Schriftenreihe:	Color atlas of dental hygiene
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adam_text	Table of Contents IX Fundamentals 1 Introduction 1 Periodontal Diseases 4 The Clinical Course of Untreated Periodontitis 4 Periodontitis—Concepts of Therapy 7 Structural Biology 8 Gingiva 10 Epithelial Attachment 12 Connective Tissue Attachment 14 Root Cementům 16 Osseous Support Apparatus 18 Blood Supply of the Periodontium 19 Innervation of the Periodontium 20 The Coordinated Functions of the Periodontal Structures 21 Etiology and Pathogenesis 22 Periodontitis—A Multifactorial Disease 23 Microbiology 24 Biofilm— Plaque Formation on Tooth and Root Surfaces 25 Supragingival Plague 26 Natural Factors Favoring Plaque Retention 27 latrogenic Factors Favoring Plaque Retention 28 Subgingival Plaque 29 Bacterial Invasion Into Tissue? 30 Classification of Oral Microorganisms 31 Cell Walls of Cram-positive and Gram-negative Bacteria 32 Periodontitis—Classical or Opportunistic Infection? 33 Putative Periodontopathic Bacteria 34 Virulence Factors 34 Virulence Transfer 36 Marker Bacteria in Periodontitis 37 Pathogenic Single Fighters vs. Pathogenic Complexes? 38 Endotoxins—Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) 38 Interaction Between LPS and the Host 39 Pathogenesis—Reactions and Defense Capabilities of the Host 40 New Concepts of Pathogenesis - Therapeutic and Diagnostic Consequences 41 Host Response—Mechanisms and Participants 42 Non-specific, Congenital Immunity—the First Line of Defense 43 Specific, Acquired Immunity—the Second Line of Defense 44 Components of the Immune System—Summary 45 Interactions Between Non-specific and Specific Immunity 46 Regulatory Cell Surface Molecules: Markers, Receptors 47 Cytokines 49 Eicosanoids—Prostaglandins and Leukotrienes 50 Enzymatic Mechanisms—Matrix Metalloproteinases 51 Risk for Periodontitis—the Susceptible Host 52 Genetic Risk Factors—Diseases, Defects, Variations 54 Alterable Risk Factors, Modifying Co-Factors 55 Pathogenesis I—Initial Inflammatory Reactions 56 Pathogenesis II—Histology 58 Pathogenesis III—Molecular Biology 60 Attachment Loss I—Destruction of Connective Tissue 61 Attachment Loss II—Bone Resorption 62 Pathogenesis—Clinical Features: From Gingivitis to Periodontitis 63 Cyclic Course of Periodontitis 64 Periodontal Infections and Systemic Diseases 65 Etiology and Pathogenesis—Summary 67 Indices 70 Papilla Bleeding Index-PBI 71 Periodontal Indices 72 Community Periodontal Index of Treatment Needs—CPITN 73 Periodontal Screening and Recording—PSR 74 Epidemiology 74 Epidemiology of Gingivitis 75 Epidemiology of Periodontitis 76 WHO Studies Disease Entities and Diagnosis 77 Types of Plaque-associated Periodontal Diseases 77 Gingivitis—Periodontitis 78 Classification of Periodontal Diseases—Nomenclature 79 Gingivitis 80 Histopathology 81 Clinical Symptoms 82 Mild Gingivitis 83 Moderate Gingivitis 84 Severe Gingivitis 85 Ulcerative Gingivitis/Periodontitis 86 Histopathology 87 Clinical Symptoms—Bacteriology 88 Ulcerative Gingivitis (NUG) 89 Ulcerative Periodontitis (NUP) 90 Ulcerative Gingivoperiodontitis—Therapy 91 Hormonally Modulated Gingivitis 93 Severe Pregnancy Gingivitis—Gravid Epulis 94 Pregnancy Gingivitis and Phenytoin 95 Periodontitis 96 Pathobiology—The Most Important Forms of Periodontitis 96 Type II 96 Type III В 97 Type III A 97 Type IV В 98 Pathomorphology—Clinical Degree of Severity 99 Pockets and Loss of Attachment 100 Intra-alveolar Defects, Infrabony Pockets Table of Contents 102 Furcation involvement 104 Histopathology 105 Additional Clinical and Radiographic Symptoms 108 Chronic Periodontitis—Mild to Moderate 110 Chronic Periodontitis—Severe 112 Aggressive Periodontitis—Ethnic Contributions? 114 Aggressive Periodontitis—Acute Phase 116 Aggressive Periodontitis—Initial Stage 118 Prepubertal Periodontitis—PP (Aggressive Periodontitis) 119 Oral Pathologic Alterations of Gingiva and Periodontium 120 Primarily Gingival Alterations (Type I B) 120 Gingival and Periodontal Alterations (Type IVA/B) 121 Phenytoin-lnduced Gingival Overgrowth 122 Dihydropyridine-induced Gingival Overgrowth 123 Cyclosporine-induced Gingival Overgrowth 124 Gingival Hyperplasia Following Combined Drug Therapies 125 Benign Tumors—Epulis 126 Benign Tumors—Fibrosis, Exostosis 127 Malignant Tumors 128 Gingivosis/Pemphigoid 128 Pemphigus vulgáris 129 Lichen planus: Reticular and Erosive 130 Leukoplakia, Pre-Cancerous Lesions—Oral Granulomatosis 131 Herpes—Herpetic Gingivostomatitis 132 Periodontitis with Systemic Diseases (Type IV)—Diabetes Type I and Type II 134 Periodontitis Associated with Systemic Diseases (Type IV B) Down Syndrome, Trisomy 21, Mongolism 136 Pre-pubertal Periodontitis Associated with Systemic Disease Papillon-Lefèvre Syndrome (Type IV B) 138 Papillon-Lefèvre Syndrome— An Exception for Every Rule 139 HIVInfection-AIDS 140 HIV Disease—Epidemiology 141 Classification and Clinical Course of HIV Disease 142 Oral Manifestations of HIV Disease 143 Bacterial Infections in HIV 144 Fungal Infections 145 Viral Infections 146 Neoplasms 147 HIV-Associated Lesions of Unknown Etiology 148 Invasion and Replication of the HI Virus- Hurdles for Systemic Medical Treatment 149 Treatment of the HIV Patient— Pharmacologie Aspects 150 HIV— Treatment of Opportunistic Infections 150 Infection Prevention and Post-exposure Prevention—The Dental Team 151 Treatment of HIV-Periodontitis 155 Gingival Recession 156 Fenestration and Dehiscence of the Alveolar Bone 157 Clinical Symptoms 158 Recession—Localized 159 Recession—Generalized 160 Clinical Situations Resembling Recession 161 Recession—Diagnosis 162 Measurement of Recession (Jahnke) 162 Classification of Recession (Miller) 164 Consequences of Recession 165 Data Collection—Diagnosis—Prognosis 166 Data Collection—Examinations 167 General Patient Health History 167 Special Patient Health History 168 Classic Clinical Findings 169 Pocket Probing—Probing Depth, Clinical Attachment Loss 170 Pocket Probing—Periodontal Probes 171 Pocket Probing Depths—Interpretation of the Measured Values 172 Furcation Involvement—Horizontal and Vertical Furcation Invasion 174 Tooth Mobility—Functional Analysis 176 Radiography 178 Additional Diagnosis—Tests 179 Microbial Diagnosis—Test Methods 180 Microbial Pocket Diagnosis—Dark Field and Phase Contrast Microscopy 181 Microbial Pocket Diagnosis—Cultures 182 New Diagnostic Tests—Evaluation 183 Molecular Biological Tests 184 Bacterial Probe Test—Practical IAI PadoTest 185 DNA/RNA Probe Tests-IAI PadoTest 4-5 186 Immunological Tests—Antigen-Antibody Reactions 187 Enzymatic Bacterial Tests -ΒΑΝΑ Test 188 Tests of the Host Response—Risks 189 Genetic Risk—Test for IL-1 Gene Polymorphism 190 IL-1 Gene Test—Technique, Evaluation 191 Risk Factor IL-1 -positive Genotype—Additional Risk Factors 192 Poor Oral Hygiene as a Risk Factor—Bleeding on Probing (BOP) 193 Periodontal Risk Assessment—Individual Risk Profile 194 Diagnostic Data Collection—Periodontal Charting, I and II 195 Computer-Enhanced Charting—the Florida Probe System 196 Diagnosis 197 Prognosis 198 Prevention—Prophylaxis 198 Maintenance of Health and Prevention of Disease 198 Definition: Prevention—Prophylaxis 199 Prevention of Gingivitis and Periodontitis Therapy 201 Treatment of Inflammatory Periodontal Diseases 202 Therapeutic Concepts and Techniques 203 Therapy—Problems 204 Periodontitis—Therapeutic Goals, Therapeutic Outcomes 205 206 208 210 Periodontal Wound Healing Wound Healing and Regeneration—Possibilities Treatment Planning—Sequence of Treatment • Pre-phase—Systemic Health, Oral Hygiene • Phase 1— Causal, Antimicrobial, Anti-infectious • Phase 2— Surgical, Corrective • Phase 3— Preventive, Anti-infectious, Life Long General Course of Therapy—Individual Planning 211 Systemic Pre-phase 212 Evaluation—Can the Patient be Safely Treated? 213 Bacteremia—Endocarditis Prophylaxis 214 Dental Procedures Carrying the Risk of Bacteremia 215 Diabetes mellitus (DM)-Risk Factor for Periodontitis 216 Smoking—An Alterable Risk Factor Table of Contents XI 217 Emergency Treatment 221 Phase 1 Therapy 222 Case presentation—Motivation—Information 223 Initial Treatment 1— Oral Hygiene by the Patient 224 Motivation— Gingival Bleeding 225 Plaque Disclosing Agents 226 Toothbrushes 228 Toothbrushing Technique 229 The Solo Technique—A Different Way to Brush Your Teeth 230 Electric Toothbrushes 231 Interdental Hygiene 234 Dentifrice 235 Chemical Plaque Control— Soft Chemo Prevention 236 Irrigators 237 Oral Hygiene for Halitosis—Tongue Cleansing 238 Possibilities, Successes and Limitations of Oral Hygiene 239 Initial Treatment 1— Creating Conditions that Enhance Oral Hygiene 240 Supragingival Tooth Cleaning—Power-driven Instruments ... 241 ...and their Use 242 Supragingival Tooth Cleaning—Hand Instruments, Prophy Pastes . 243 ... and their Use 244 Creation of Conditions that Enhance Oral Hygiene—Removal of latrogenic Irritants 246 Correction of latrogenic Irritants—Bridge Pontics 247 Removal of Natural Plaque-retentive Areas— Odontoplasty of Grooves, Depressions, Irregularities 248 Reduction of Natural Plaque-retentive Areas—Crowding: Morphologic Odontoplasty 249 Treatment of Plaque-elicited Gingivitis 252 Gingivitis Treatment 253 Initial Treatment 2 Closed , Subgingival Therapy 253 Definitions 254 Non-Surgical, Anti-Infectious Therapy—Goals of Treatment 255 Antimicrobial Therapy—Combating the Reservoir 256 Root Planing—With or without Curettage? 257 Closed Therapy—Indication, Instrumentation 258 Hand Instruments for Scaling and Root Planing—Curettes 259 Powered Instruments for Debridement 260 Gracey Curettes—Areas of Use 262 Hand Instruments for Special Problems—Curettes 263 Practical Scaling Technique with Gracey Curettes—Systematic Approach 268 Instrument Sharpening 269 Manual Sharpening of Hand Instruments 270 Automated Sharpening 271 Subgingival Debridement—Closed Root Cleaning 276 Closed Therapy in Quadrant 1 ... 277 ... and in the Rest of the Dentition 278 Limitations of Closed Therapy 280 Possibilities and Limitations of Closed Therapy 281 FMT— Full Mouth Therapy 282 FMT—Instrumental/Mechanical and ... 283 ... Pharmacologie Therapy 284 FMT-Radiographic Results 285 FMT-Statistical/Numerical Results 287 Medications 287 Anti-Infectious Supportive Therapy—Antibiotics in Periodontitis Therapy 288 Decision-Making Criteria—When to Use Antibiotics? 290 Antibiotics—Bacterial Sensitivity and Resistance 291 Systemic Versus Local (Topical) Antimicrobial Therapy 292 Local (Topical) Antimicrobial Therapy— Controlled Release Drugs (CRD) 294 Host Response/Reaction—Modulating Substances 295 Phase 2 Therapy—Corrective Phase: Summary— Periodontal and Mucogingival Surgery 296 Purposes and Goals of Periodontal Surgery 297 Patient Selection 298 Factors that Influence the Treatment Result 299 Methods of Periodontal Surgery and their Indications 300 Principles of Various Treatment Modalities—Advantages and Disadvantages 302 Pre-operative Treatment—Post-operative Care 303 Furcation Involvement—Furcation Treatment 304 Therapeutic Possibilities for Various Cases 306 Furcation Involvement—Classifications 307 Furcation Involvement, F2, in the Maxilla—Furcationplasty 309 Phase 3 Therapy Periodontal Maintenance Therapy—Recall 310 Recall in the Dental Practice-Recall Effect 311 Recall—Continuous Risk Management 312 The Recall Hour —Practical Periodontal Maintenance Therapy 314 Dental Hygienist and Dentist—The Preventive Team 314 Auxiliary Personnel and Treatment Needs 315 Failures—Lack of Periodontal Maintenance Therapy 316 Negative Results of Therapy 318 Hypersensitive Dentin 319 Dental Implants—Implant Therapy 320 Determinative Diagnostic Criteria 321 Therapeutic Concepts—Therapeutic Results 322 Recall—Management of Implant Problems 323 Geriatric Periodontology? The Periodontium in the Elderly 326 Age-related Changes—Influence Upon Treatment Planning 327 Classification of Periodontal Diseases 327 Most Recent Re-Classification of Periodontal Diseases (1999) 332 Acknowledgments for Figures 333 References 334 Index This richly-illustrated book brings today s dental hygienists and dental hygiene educators the most comprehensive coverage of contemporary periodontolog y. Increasingly, the dentai hygienist is being called upon for a much broader range of patient-care activities, both diagnostic and therapeutic. This new book will keep today s hygienist up-to-date, and prepare tomorrow s hygienist for ever greater responsibilities. In addition, this atlas also provides complete coverage of intraoral pathologic lesions, including those attendant to HIV/AIDS, medication side effects, occlusal disharmonies, and genetically-based disorders. Important chapters in this new book: • Periodontal diseases in the elderly ( geriatric periodontology ) • Systemic and topical medications, slow-release drugs • Latest diagnostic possibilities and tests • Evaluation of patients for risk factors For dental hygienists and educators, this book is an indispensable first-line resource for achieving confidence in providing the best patient care possible.
adam_txt	Table of Contents IX Fundamentals 1 Introduction 1 Periodontal Diseases 4 The Clinical Course of Untreated Periodontitis 4 Periodontitis—Concepts of Therapy 7 Structural Biology 8 Gingiva 10 Epithelial Attachment 12 Connective Tissue Attachment 14 Root Cementům 16 Osseous Support Apparatus 18 Blood Supply of the Periodontium 19 Innervation of the Periodontium 20 The Coordinated Functions of the Periodontal Structures 21 Etiology and Pathogenesis 22 Periodontitis—A Multifactorial Disease 23 Microbiology 24 Biofilm— Plaque Formation on Tooth and Root Surfaces 25 Supragingival Plague 26 Natural Factors Favoring Plaque Retention 27 latrogenic Factors Favoring Plaque Retention 28 Subgingival Plaque 29 Bacterial Invasion Into Tissue? 30 Classification of Oral Microorganisms 31 Cell Walls of Cram-positive and Gram-negative Bacteria 32 Periodontitis—Classical or Opportunistic Infection? 33 Putative Periodontopathic Bacteria 34 Virulence Factors 34 Virulence Transfer 36 Marker Bacteria in Periodontitis 37 Pathogenic "Single Fighters" vs. Pathogenic Complexes? 38 Endotoxins—Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) 38 Interaction Between LPS and the Host 39 Pathogenesis—Reactions and Defense Capabilities of the Host 40 New Concepts of Pathogenesis - Therapeutic and Diagnostic Consequences 41 Host Response—Mechanisms and "Participants" 42 Non-specific, Congenital Immunity—the First Line of Defense 43 Specific, Acquired Immunity—the Second Line of Defense 44 Components of the Immune System—Summary 45 Interactions Between Non-specific and Specific Immunity 46 Regulatory Cell Surface Molecules: Markers, Receptors 47 Cytokines 49 Eicosanoids—Prostaglandins and Leukotrienes 50 Enzymatic Mechanisms—Matrix Metalloproteinases 51 Risk for Periodontitis—the Susceptible Host 52 Genetic Risk Factors—Diseases, Defects, Variations 54 Alterable Risk Factors, Modifying Co-Factors 55 Pathogenesis I—Initial Inflammatory Reactions 56 Pathogenesis II—Histology 58 Pathogenesis III—Molecular Biology 60 Attachment Loss I—Destruction of Connective Tissue 61 Attachment Loss II—Bone Resorption 62 Pathogenesis—Clinical Features: From Gingivitis to Periodontitis 63 Cyclic Course of Periodontitis 64 Periodontal Infections and Systemic Diseases 65 Etiology and Pathogenesis—Summary 67 Indices 70 Papilla Bleeding Index-PBI 71 Periodontal Indices 72 Community Periodontal Index of Treatment Needs—CPITN 73 Periodontal Screening and Recording—PSR 74 Epidemiology 74 Epidemiology of Gingivitis 75 Epidemiology of Periodontitis 76 WHO Studies Disease Entities and Diagnosis 77 Types of Plaque-associated Periodontal Diseases 77 Gingivitis—Periodontitis 78 Classification of Periodontal Diseases—Nomenclature 79 Gingivitis 80 Histopathology 81 Clinical Symptoms 82 Mild Gingivitis 83 Moderate Gingivitis 84 Severe Gingivitis 85 Ulcerative Gingivitis/Periodontitis 86 Histopathology 87 Clinical Symptoms—Bacteriology 88 Ulcerative Gingivitis (NUG) 89 Ulcerative Periodontitis (NUP) 90 Ulcerative Gingivoperiodontitis—Therapy 91 Hormonally Modulated Gingivitis 93 Severe Pregnancy Gingivitis—Gravid Epulis 94 Pregnancy Gingivitis and Phenytoin 95 Periodontitis 96 Pathobiology—The Most Important Forms of Periodontitis 96 Type II 96 Type III В 97 Type III A 97 Type IV В 98 Pathomorphology—Clinical Degree of Severity 99 Pockets and Loss of Attachment 100 Intra-alveolar Defects, Infrabony Pockets Table of Contents 102 Furcation involvement 104 Histopathology 105 Additional Clinical and Radiographic Symptoms 108 Chronic Periodontitis—Mild to Moderate 110 Chronic Periodontitis—Severe 112 Aggressive Periodontitis—Ethnic Contributions? 114 Aggressive Periodontitis—Acute Phase 116 Aggressive Periodontitis—Initial Stage 118 Prepubertal Periodontitis—PP (Aggressive Periodontitis) 119 Oral Pathologic Alterations of Gingiva and Periodontium 120 Primarily Gingival Alterations (Type I B) 120 Gingival and Periodontal Alterations (Type IVA/B) 121 Phenytoin-lnduced Gingival Overgrowth 122 Dihydropyridine-induced Gingival Overgrowth 123 Cyclosporine-induced Gingival Overgrowth 124 Gingival Hyperplasia Following Combined Drug Therapies 125 Benign Tumors—Epulis 126 Benign Tumors—Fibrosis, Exostosis 127 Malignant Tumors 128 Gingivosis/Pemphigoid 128 Pemphigus vulgáris 129 Lichen planus: Reticular and Erosive 130 Leukoplakia, Pre-Cancerous Lesions—Oral Granulomatosis 131 Herpes—Herpetic Gingivostomatitis 132 Periodontitis with Systemic Diseases (Type IV)—Diabetes Type I and Type II 134 Periodontitis Associated with Systemic Diseases (Type IV B) Down Syndrome, Trisomy 21, "Mongolism" 136 Pre-pubertal Periodontitis Associated with Systemic Disease Papillon-Lefèvre Syndrome (Type IV B) 138 Papillon-Lefèvre Syndrome—"An Exception for Every Rule" 139 HIVInfection-AIDS 140 HIV Disease—Epidemiology 141 Classification and Clinical Course of HIV Disease 142 Oral Manifestations of HIV Disease 143 Bacterial Infections in HIV 144 Fungal Infections 145 Viral Infections 146 Neoplasms 147 HIV-Associated Lesions of Unknown Etiology 148 Invasion and Replication of the HI Virus- Hurdles for Systemic Medical Treatment 149 Treatment of the HIV Patient— Pharmacologie Aspects 150 HIV— Treatment of Opportunistic Infections 150 Infection Prevention and Post-exposure Prevention—The Dental Team 151 Treatment of HIV-Periodontitis 155 Gingival Recession 156 Fenestration and Dehiscence of the Alveolar Bone 157 Clinical Symptoms 158 Recession—Localized 159 Recession—Generalized 160 Clinical Situations Resembling Recession 161 Recession—Diagnosis 162 Measurement of Recession (Jahnke) 162 Classification of Recession (Miller) 164 Consequences of Recession 165 Data Collection—Diagnosis—Prognosis 166 Data Collection—Examinations 167 General Patient Health History 167 Special Patient Health History 168 Classic Clinical Findings 169 Pocket Probing—Probing Depth, Clinical Attachment Loss 170 Pocket Probing—Periodontal Probes 171 Pocket Probing Depths—Interpretation of the Measured Values 172 Furcation Involvement—Horizontal and Vertical Furcation Invasion 174 Tooth Mobility—Functional Analysis 176 Radiography 178 Additional Diagnosis—Tests 179 Microbial Diagnosis—Test Methods 180 Microbial Pocket Diagnosis—Dark Field and Phase Contrast Microscopy 181 Microbial Pocket Diagnosis—Cultures 182 New Diagnostic Tests—Evaluation 183 Molecular Biological Tests 184 Bacterial Probe Test—Practical IAI PadoTest 185 DNA/RNA Probe Tests-IAI PadoTest 4-5 186 Immunological Tests—Antigen-Antibody Reactions 187 Enzymatic Bacterial Tests -ΒΑΝΑ Test 188 Tests of the Host Response—Risks 189 Genetic Risk—Test for IL-1 Gene Polymorphism 190 IL-1 Gene Test—Technique, Evaluation 191 Risk Factor IL-1 -positive Genotype—Additional Risk Factors 192 Poor Oral Hygiene as a Risk Factor—Bleeding on Probing (BOP) 193 Periodontal Risk Assessment—Individual Risk Profile 194 Diagnostic Data Collection—Periodontal Charting, I and II 195 Computer-Enhanced Charting—the Florida Probe System 196 Diagnosis 197 Prognosis 198 Prevention—Prophylaxis 198 Maintenance of Health and Prevention of Disease 198 Definition: Prevention—Prophylaxis 199 Prevention of Gingivitis and Periodontitis Therapy 201 Treatment of Inflammatory Periodontal Diseases 202 Therapeutic Concepts and Techniques 203 Therapy—Problems 204 Periodontitis—Therapeutic Goals, Therapeutic Outcomes 205 206 208 210 Periodontal Wound Healing Wound Healing and Regeneration—Possibilities Treatment Planning—Sequence of Treatment • Pre-phase—Systemic Health, Oral Hygiene • Phase 1— Causal, Antimicrobial, Anti-infectious • Phase 2— Surgical, Corrective • Phase 3— Preventive, Anti-infectious, "Life Long" General Course of Therapy—Individual Planning 211 Systemic Pre-phase 212 Evaluation—Can the Patient be Safely Treated? 213 Bacteremia—Endocarditis Prophylaxis 214 Dental Procedures Carrying the Risk of Bacteremia 215 Diabetes mellitus (DM)-Risk Factor for Periodontitis 216 Smoking—An Alterable Risk Factor Table of Contents XI 217 Emergency Treatment 221 Phase 1 Therapy 222 Case presentation—Motivation—Information 223 Initial Treatment 1— Oral Hygiene by the Patient 224 Motivation— Gingival Bleeding 225 Plaque Disclosing Agents 226 Toothbrushes 228 Toothbrushing Technique 229 The Solo Technique—A Different Way to Brush Your Teeth 230 Electric Toothbrushes 231 Interdental Hygiene 234 Dentifrice 235 Chemical Plaque Control—"Soft Chemo" Prevention 236 Irrigators 237 Oral Hygiene for Halitosis—Tongue Cleansing 238 Possibilities, Successes and Limitations of Oral Hygiene 239 Initial Treatment 1— Creating Conditions that Enhance Oral Hygiene 240 Supragingival Tooth Cleaning—Power-driven Instruments . 241 .and their Use 242 Supragingival Tooth Cleaning—Hand Instruments, Prophy Pastes . 243 . and their Use 244 Creation of Conditions that Enhance Oral Hygiene—Removal of latrogenic Irritants 246 Correction of latrogenic Irritants—Bridge Pontics 247 Removal of Natural Plaque-retentive Areas— Odontoplasty of Grooves, Depressions, Irregularities 248 Reduction of Natural Plaque-retentive Areas—Crowding: Morphologic Odontoplasty 249 Treatment of Plaque-elicited Gingivitis 252 Gingivitis Treatment 253 Initial Treatment 2 "Closed", Subgingival Therapy 253 Definitions 254 Non-Surgical, Anti-Infectious Therapy—Goals of Treatment 255 Antimicrobial Therapy—Combating the Reservoir 256 Root Planing—With or without Curettage? 257 Closed Therapy—Indication, Instrumentation 258 Hand Instruments for Scaling and Root Planing—Curettes 259 Powered Instruments for Debridement 260 Gracey Curettes—Areas of Use 262 Hand Instruments for Special Problems—Curettes 263 Practical Scaling Technique with Gracey Curettes—Systematic Approach 268 Instrument Sharpening 269 Manual Sharpening of Hand Instruments 270 Automated Sharpening 271 Subgingival Debridement—Closed Root Cleaning 276 Closed Therapy in Quadrant 1 . 277 . and in the Rest of the Dentition 278 Limitations of Closed Therapy 280 Possibilities and Limitations of Closed Therapy 281 FMT—"Full Mouth Therapy" 282 FMT—Instrumental/Mechanical and . 283 . Pharmacologie Therapy 284 FMT-Radiographic Results 285 FMT-Statistical/Numerical Results 287 Medications 287 Anti-Infectious Supportive Therapy—Antibiotics in Periodontitis Therapy 288 Decision-Making Criteria—When to Use Antibiotics? 290 Antibiotics—Bacterial Sensitivity and Resistance 291 Systemic Versus Local (Topical) Antimicrobial Therapy 292 Local (Topical) Antimicrobial Therapy—"Controlled Release Drugs" (CRD) 294 Host Response/Reaction—Modulating Substances 295 Phase 2 Therapy—Corrective Phase: Summary— Periodontal and Mucogingival Surgery 296 Purposes and Goals of Periodontal Surgery 297 Patient Selection 298 Factors that Influence the Treatment Result 299 Methods of Periodontal Surgery and their Indications 300 Principles of Various Treatment Modalities—Advantages and Disadvantages 302 Pre-operative Treatment—Post-operative Care 303 Furcation Involvement—Furcation Treatment 304 Therapeutic Possibilities for Various Cases 306 Furcation Involvement—Classifications 307 Furcation Involvement, F2, in the Maxilla—Furcationplasty 309 Phase 3 Therapy Periodontal Maintenance Therapy—Recall 310 Recall in the Dental Practice-Recall Effect 311 Recall—Continuous Risk Management 312 The "Recall Hour"—Practical Periodontal Maintenance Therapy 314 Dental Hygienist and Dentist—The "Preventive Team" 314 Auxiliary Personnel and Treatment Needs 315 Failures—Lack of Periodontal Maintenance Therapy 316 Negative Results of Therapy 318 Hypersensitive Dentin 319 Dental Implants—Implant Therapy 320 Determinative Diagnostic Criteria 321 Therapeutic Concepts—Therapeutic Results 322 Recall—Management of Implant Problems 323 Geriatric Periodontology? The Periodontium in the Elderly 326 Age-related Changes—Influence Upon Treatment Planning 327 Classification of Periodontal Diseases 327 Most Recent Re-Classification of Periodontal Diseases (1999) 332 Acknowledgments for Figures 333 References 334 Index This richly-illustrated book brings today's dental hygienists and dental hygiene educators the most comprehensive coverage of contemporary periodontolog'y. Increasingly, the dentai hygienist is being called upon for a much broader range of patient-care activities, both diagnostic and therapeutic. This new book will keep today's hygienist up-to-date, and prepare tomorrow's hygienist for ever greater responsibilities. In addition, this atlas also provides complete coverage of intraoral pathologic lesions, including those attendant to HIV/AIDS, medication side effects, occlusal disharmonies, and genetically-based disorders. Important chapters in this new book: • Periodontal diseases in the elderly ("geriatric periodontology") • Systemic and topical medications, slow-release drugs • Latest diagnostic possibilities and tests • Evaluation of patients for "risk factors" For dental hygienists and educators, this book is an indispensable first-line resource for achieving confidence in providing the best patient care possible.
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