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Oral immune-mediated inflammatory diseases: diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis
Presented by Loïc Legendre, DVM, Dipl. AVDC, Dipl. EVDC, AVDC-ZWD
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Oral immune-mediated inflammatory diseases: diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis
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1. Juvenile periodontitis (JP) is seen in:
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Cats 2–3 years old
Dogs 6–12 months old
Cats 6–12 months old
Dogs 1–2 years old
2. JP usually starts with inflammation around the:
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Mandibular third premolars (307, 407)
Maxillary canine teeth (104, 204)
Maxillary second premolars (106, 206)
Mandibular central incisors (301, 401)
3. Which statement about juvenile gingivitis is TRUE?
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Same clinical signs as JP
Proliferative gingivitis
Affects a different age group than JP
Seen mostly in domestic shorthair (DSH) and Siamese
4. Effective juvenile periodontitis treatment is:
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Comprehensive Oral Health Assessment and Treatment (COHAT) every 6 months
COHAT every 6 months + gingivectomy + daily hygiene
COHAT every 2–4 months
COHAT every 2–4 months + gingivectomy
5. Long-term treatment of feline chronic gingivostomatitis (FCGS)
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Steroids ± extractions
Cyclosporine
Full-mouth extraction
Interferon-gamma
6. After full-mouth extraction, do NOT:
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Start steroids immediately
Give anti-inflammatories and analgesics
Wait 3 months before starting adjuvant medications
Give interferon-omega for 90 days
7. Diagnosis of FCGS is achieved by:
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Blood tests
Dental X-rays
Clinical presentation and elimination of other pathologies
Gamma globulin concentrations
8. Which of the following has NOT been recommended for treatment of refractory FCGS?
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Gold salts
Cyclosporine
Doxycycline
Azathioprine
9. Canine chronic ulcerative stomatitis (CCUS) does NOT:
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Affect Maltese and greyhounds
Show contact mucositis
Respond to pentoxifylline, vitamin D3, low-dose clindamycin
Respond to cyclosporine and metronidazole
10. CCUS is commonly controlled by:
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Frequent (q3–6 months) COHAT + steroids
Good home hygiene
Extraction of rostral teeth
Change of diet and addition of fatty acids
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