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1 Continuing Education Exhibit Hall House of Delegates
2 Oral and Mandibular Toxicities of Radiotherapy Theresa Hofstede, BSc, DDS, FACP October 18, 2017 Continuing Education Exhibit Hall House of Delegates
3 Introduction EARLY EFFECTS Dental caries changes LATE EFFECTS Radiation Fibrosis Swallowing (KH) Osteoradionecrosis
4 Sensitivity to XRT Xerostomia Major salivary gland Parotid Stimulated/serous Submandibular Unstimulated/Mixed Sublingual Mucous Minor salivary gl. Mucous
5 Xerostomia Gy irreversible salivary gland damage Standard dose for H & N ca Gy
6 Salivary Flow Rates Parallel opposed/ Anterior neck fields Driezen et al. J Dent Res 1977; 56:99-104
7 Xerostomia Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT)
8 Xerostomia - IMRT T3 N2c M0 SCC Lt. BOT
9 Proton Therapy Multifield optimization intensity modulated proton therapy (MFO- IMPT) New generation of proton therapy delivery Theoretical advantages of reduced dose to: Spinal cord Parotid gl. Brain stem
10 Xerostomia Dreizen s Data Stimulated saliva (rubber bands) Starting flow rate: 1.10ml/min End of year: 0.12ml/min 2 year: 0.10ml/min 3 year: 0.05ml/min 87.5% reduction in saliva flow at 1 year Current Data Stimulated saliva (citric acid) Starting flow rate : 1.13ml/min End of year: 0.49ml/min 2 year: 0.44ml/min 56.7% reduction in stim. saliva flow at 1 year *Data suggests some sparing of salivary function with IMRT
11 Xerostomia Increased number of caries forming bacteria Loss of buffering capacity Lowered salivary ph Elimination of mechanical flushing Decreased production of saliva immunoglobulins, lysosomes and perioxidases
12 Xerostomia Management Increase oral moisturizing Water or sugar-free liquids Saliva substitutes may provide symptomatic relief Stimulate saliva production with sugar-free Xylitol gum Avoid alcohol and phenol containing mouth rinses Pilocarpine and Cevimeline are cholinergic agonists that stimulate exocrine glands Pilocarpine 5-10mg tid (duration of 3 hr) Cevimeline 30-60mg tid (duration of 5 hr) Acupuncture
13 Caries Xerostomia effect of Microflora
14 Caries
15 Effect of Radiotherapy on the DEJ Parotid ca. Delamination of enamel from dentin is rare Distinctive pattern of dentition breakdown with radiation Shear fracture of enamel Hypothesis: DEJ Matrix interface is destabilized by direct or indirect radiation damage RMT/FOM
16 Impact of radiotherapy dose on dentition breakdown in head and neck cancer patients. Walker MP, Wichman B, Cheng AL, Coster J, Williams KB. Practical Radiation Oncology (2011) 1, Retrospective analysis of 93 patients treated with XRT XRT dose to individual teeth compared to dental deterioration severity Results < 30 Gy minimal damage Gy had a 2-3 times greater risk for tooth deterioration > 60Gy had a 10 fold increase in tooth deterioration (delamination)
17 Caries Prevention Avoid moistening mouth with sugar containing, acidic or carbonated liquids Avoid sugar containing mints/gums Avoid frequent sugary between meal snacks Brush teeth after every meal or snack Use soft toothbrush and floss & fluoride toothpaste (1100ppm) 3 mo. dental recall Use topical fluoride gel daily (10 min.)
18 Caries Prevention Fluoride therapy (topical): ( 0.4% Stannous Fl or 1.1% Sodium Fl) Decreases post XRT dentinal sensitivity Remineralize cavitated enamel Inhibits caries-forming organisms
19 Daily fluoride Treatment 1. Floss all teeth. 2. Brush with fluoride toothpaste for three minutes. 3. Rinse with baking soda and water mixture. (½ tsp. baking soda in 1 cup water) 4. Fill trays ⅓ full with fluoride gel and insert over teeth. After 10 minutes remove trays and spit out excess fluoride. 5. NPO for 30 min. (Life long therapy) Soft clear mouthguard material
20 Caries Management Class 1 or 2 direct restorations Amalgam or microhybrid composite Class 3 direct restorations microhybrid composite or resin modified GI Class 5 direct restorations Amalgam, microhybrid composite or resin modified GI Enamel white spots or non-cavitated dentin Apply fluoride varnish 2-3x/wk, SDF, MI paste Daily topical fluoride gel in trays Oral health in Cancer Therapy, 3 rd ed., DOEP
21 Caries: Non-restorable tooth Radiographs courtesy of Drs. Terry Ott & Claudia Holt
22 Oral Infection
23 Oral Infection Culture 0.9% Saline + sodium bicarbonate 0.12% Chlorhexidine Fungal Fluconazole 100mg 2 tablets on day one then 1 tab. for 6-13 day Clotrimazole Dissolve 1 troche 5X daily for 14 days Nystatin suspension QID x 14d Bacterial Prescribe antibiotics based on the culture results Viral Acyclovir 400mg TID X7 days Famciclovir 500mg BID X7 days Multi-resistant bacteria / Exotic fungal infection ID specialist
24 Taste changes Tongue chemoreceptors have reduced activity due xerostomia Atrophy of tongue mucosa taste bud activity Mucinous saliva is a barrier to dietary, thermal and mechanical stimulation Salivary gland stimulation Dietary intake and weight loss
25 Mucositis Common morbidity Oral mucosa sensitive to XRT Severity varies with: Total dose Size of fraction Volume of irradiated tissue Associated infection Increased with chemo + XRT Pain, mucous production, dysphagia, odynophagia 90% of XRT patients 39% having grade 3 and 4
26 Mucositis - management Supportive and symptomatic Neutral rinses (½ tsp baking soda + 8 oz. H 2 O) Topical analgesics (2% viscous lidocaine) Systemic analgesics (Oral/ Transdermal) Limited used of removable prostheses Eliminate use of alcohol and tobacco Soft and bland foods/ nutrition drinks Culture non-healing mucositis and Rx G tube for severe dysphagia (hydration and nutrition)
27 Trismus Reduced or restricted mouth opening <35mm (Normal 40-50mm) Radiation fibrosis of muscles of mastication and TMJ radiation dose to TMJ/ pterygoid and masseter mus. maximal vertical opening (Inverse relationship) Increased trismus Tumors of RMT, masseter/pterygoid mus, buccal mucosa, and post. pharyngeal wall Greater tumor size Post radiation surgery Concomitant chemotherapy
28 Trismus challenges Nutrition and chewing efficiency Interferes with oral health and access for dental procedures Interfere with oncologic follow-up Speech disruption and pain Reduces QOL.
29 Principles of Stretching Principles of stretching techniques include 4 components: 1. Properly stabilized 1. Apply force in the exact direction to produces tension to appropriate tissues 2. Prolonged, low force stretch produces the greatest permanent elongation 3. Pain tolerance should not be exceeded Barrett et al. JPD 1988 ACTIVE VS. PASSIVE STRETCHING
30 Trismus-Active Stretching Actively stretch/separate the maxilla from the mandible. Disadvantages Unilateral force only Potential to luxate anterior teeth or injuring soft tissue Tolerated for short periods of time Tapered screw Tongue blades
31 Trismus-Active Stretching Hand strength engages the device Bilateral Lightweight and easy use Follow natural hinge opening of the jaw
32 Trismus-Passive Stretching Low load, prolonged duration stretch can elongated a scar with more pliability Reproducible, calibrated tension Custom bite plates produce bilateral tension
33 Osteoradionecrosis (ORN) Three H principle (hypovascular, hypocellular, hypoxic) Bone is hypocellular, devoid of fibroblasts, osteoblasts and osteocompetent cells Tissue breakdown > tissue repair. Trauma can hasten process. Inflammation and endarteritis leads to thrombosis of vessels, cell death
34 Osteoradionecrosis Contributing Factors Mandible > Maxilla Total dosage > 60 Gy have greater incidence Post RT trauma, extractions, oral surgery. Poor oral hygiene Continued use of tobacco and alcohol Premature use of dental prosthesis Proximity of tumor to adjacent bone
35 Osteoradionecrosis
36 Osteoradionecrosis 61 yr. old male T4 N0 M0 NPC Chemo and XRT 70 Gy Dental deterioration with bilateral molar extractions Bilateral ORN Left marginal mandibulectomy / pathologic fracture/ orocutaneous fistula
37 Osteoradionecrosis Total mandibulectomy with fibula flap reconstruction Photo courtesy of Dr. Matthew Hanasono
38 ORN Treatment Algorithm ORN (Superficial) ORN Pain/ infection ORN Persistent/ progressive ORN Pathologic fracture Fistula CHX rinse, conservative debridement (CD) CHX rinse, Culture + ABX, CD CHX, Culture + ABX, CD, HBO (NED), PENTOCLO Surgical debridement, Reconstruction, +/- HBO H E A L I N G
39 Conclusions Multiple late and early morbidities of radiotherapy Toxicities are related to dose, volume and structures involved with the radiation Significant challenge to patient QOL Dental team has significant role in care of post XRT patients Customize oral supportive care intervention based on morbidities Promote realistic outcomes expectations New treatment modalities and research
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