Dental Implant and Periodontal Emergency Crosswords

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Key terms about implants and acute periodontal infections.

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Crucigrama Dental Implant and Periodontal Emergency CrosswordsVersión en línea Key terms about implants and acute periodontal infections. por Anissa 1 A nonbiologic device surgically inserted into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth or support a prosthetic denture. 2 A connector that links the implant body to the prosthetic restoration. 3 Tissues surrounding and interfacing with a dental implant. 4 Direct contact of living bone with the implant surface, without an intervening ligament. 5 Plaque biofilm–induced inflammation around a peri-implant mucosa, reversible if causes are addressed. 6 Chronic inflammation around a functioning implant, with loss of supporting bone. 7 Relates to the forces applied to a dental implant and how loading is distributed. 8 Capable of existing in living tissue without causing rejection or adverse reaction. 9 Peri-implant ________ is characterized by an absence of erythema, bleeding on probing, swelling and suppuration 10 The most common type of dental implant placed to replace a missing tooth. 11 A type of denture that is designed to attach to one or more dental implants, providing support for patients who are missing an entire arch of teeth. 12 A dental implant replaces this structure of a tooth. 13 The area above the maxillary teeth that may require elevation before implant placement. 14 A procedure that adds or replaces missing jawbone to create enough support for a future dental implant is called a bone ____. 15 A lightweight metal that fuses well with bone in implant dentistry. 8 3 12 15 1 5 14 7 9 4 6 10 13 11 1 A condition with a sudden onset and rapid progression accompanied by pain and discomfort 2 A type of abscess that occurs in a periodontally healthy mouth when some foreign object is forced into a healthy gingival sulcus 3 An abscess that occurs in a site with preexisting periodontal disease, including preexisting periodontal pockets 4 Inflammation and infection of the soft tissue surrounding a partially erupted tooth, often a third molar. 5 A ________ abscess is an inflammatory reaction within the tooth. 6 A flap of gingival tissue that covers a portion of the crown of a partially erupted tooth that can become infected. 7 An ______-perio lesion is localized area of bacterial infection characterized by infection of both the dental pulp and periodontal tissues in the same tooth 8 Necrotizing _______ can lead to destruction of the interdental papillae, resulting in punched-out papillae 9 Necrotizing ______ is a destructive disease progression, manifests as periodontal attachment loss and bone loss 10 A general feeling of weakness, illness, and discomfort. 11 Bits of tooth and shards of bone that can surface in cases with necrotizing periodontitis. 12 A term used to describe tissue death 13 A condition characterized by painful spasms in the jaw muscles, which restricts the ability to open the mouth fully. 14 Never apply this to a site to relieve an abscess. 15 Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis results from an initial infection with what type of virus? 16 A viral infection that weakens the immune system and increases the risk of necrotizing periodontal disease. 17 A type of bleeding that is triggered by minimal provocation often seen in necrotizing periodontal diseases. 18 ______ gluconate is a powerful antiseptic used to help reduce oral bacteria that causes necrotizing periodontal diseases. 19 A lack of proper nutrients that raises the risk for necrotizing periodontal disease. 20 A viscous fluid composed primarily of dead neutrophils, bacteria, cellular debris, and fluid from blood vessels. 10 13 20 8 4 14 19 9 2 12 6 17 16 3 18 15 1 7 11 5

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Dental Implant and Periodontal Emergency CrosswordsVersión en línea

Key terms about implants and acute periodontal infections.

por Anissa

A nonbiologic device surgically inserted into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth or support a prosthetic denture.

A connector that links the implant body to the prosthetic restoration.

Tissues surrounding and interfacing with a dental implant.

Direct contact of living bone with the implant surface, without an intervening ligament.

Plaque biofilm–induced inflammation around a peri-implant mucosa, reversible if causes are addressed.

Chronic inflammation around a functioning implant, with loss of supporting bone.

Relates to the forces applied to a dental implant and how loading is distributed.

Capable of existing in living tissue without causing rejection or adverse reaction.

Peri-implant ________ is characterized by an absence of erythema, bleeding on probing, swelling and suppuration

The most common type of dental implant placed to replace a missing tooth.

A type of denture that is designed to attach to one or more dental implants, providing support for patients who are missing an entire arch of teeth.

A dental implant replaces this structure of a tooth.

The area above the maxillary teeth that may require elevation before implant placement.

A procedure that adds or replaces missing jawbone to create enough support for a future dental implant is called a bone ____.

A lightweight metal that fuses well with bone in implant dentistry.

A condition with a sudden onset and rapid progression accompanied by pain and discomfort

A type of abscess that occurs in a periodontally healthy mouth when some foreign object is forced into a healthy gingival sulcus

An abscess that occurs in a site with preexisting periodontal disease, including preexisting periodontal pockets

Inflammation and infection of the soft tissue surrounding a partially erupted tooth, often a third molar.

A ________ abscess is an inflammatory reaction within the tooth.

A flap of gingival tissue that covers a portion of the crown of a partially erupted tooth that can become infected.

An ______-perio lesion is localized area of bacterial infection characterized by infection of both the dental pulp and periodontal tissues in the same tooth

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A nonbiologic device surgically inserted into the jawbone to replace a missing tooth or support a prosthetic denture.

A connector that links the implant body to the prosthetic restoration.

Tissues surrounding and interfacing with a dental implant.

Direct contact of living bone with the implant surface, without an intervening ligament.

Plaque biofilm–induced inflammation around a peri-implant mucosa, reversible if causes are addressed.

Chronic inflammation around a functioning implant, with loss of supporting bone.

Relates to the forces applied to a dental implant and how loading is distributed.

Capable of existing in living tissue without causing rejection or adverse reaction.

Peri-implant ________ is characterized by an absence of erythema, bleeding on probing, swelling and suppuration

The most common type of dental implant placed to replace a missing tooth.

A type of denture that is designed to attach to one or more dental implants, providing support for patients who are missing an entire arch of teeth.

A dental implant replaces this structure of a tooth.

The area above the maxillary teeth that may require elevation before implant placement.

A procedure that adds or replaces missing jawbone to create enough support for a future dental implant is called a bone ____.

A lightweight metal that fuses well with bone in implant dentistry.

A condition with a sudden onset and rapid progression accompanied by pain and discomfort

A type of abscess that occurs in a periodontally healthy mouth when some foreign object is forced into a healthy gingival sulcus

An abscess that occurs in a site with preexisting periodontal disease, including preexisting periodontal pockets

Inflammation and infection of the soft tissue surrounding a partially erupted tooth, often a third molar.

A ________ abscess is an inflammatory reaction within the tooth.

A flap of gingival tissue that covers a portion of the crown of a partially erupted tooth that can become infected.

An ______-perio lesion is localized area of bacterial infection characterized by infection of both the dental pulp and periodontal tissues in the same tooth

Necrotizing _______ can lead to destruction of the interdental papillae, resulting in punched-out papillae

Necrotizing ______ is a destructive disease progression, manifests as periodontal attachment loss and bone loss

A general feeling of weakness, illness, and discomfort.

Bits of tooth and shards of bone that can surface in cases with necrotizing periodontitis.

A term used to describe tissue death

A condition characterized by painful spasms in the jaw muscles, which restricts the ability to open the mouth fully.

Never apply this to a site to relieve an abscess.

Primary herpetic gingivostomatitis results from an initial infection with what type of virus?

A viral infection that weakens the immune system and increases the risk of necrotizing periodontal disease.

A type of bleeding that is triggered by minimal provocation often seen in necrotizing periodontal diseases.

______ gluconate is a powerful antiseptic used to help reduce oral bacteria that causes necrotizing periodontal diseases.

A lack of proper nutrients that raises the risk for necrotizing periodontal disease.

A viscous fluid composed primarily of dead neutrophils, bacteria, cellular debris, and fluid from blood vessels.