7. Caries and SDF Flashcards
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In 2014, the FDA classified SDF as a fluoride. It was then used to treat ____.
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What is the name for the SDF used at Creighton?
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Aqeuous layer creates a protective layer that blocks the ______, decreasing discomfort. This is consistent with the current _____ theory.
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Silver + fluoride ions penetrate ____ microns into enamel and ______ microns into dentin.
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SDF is indicated for treatment of high and extreme caries risk patients, especially those with _____ or _______.
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SDF may access areas impossinle to reach with standard approaches, including ____, ____, and under and around _____.
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SDF is a good desensitizer and often reduced or eliminates the need for ______.
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At CUSOD, SDF is indicated for what 4 things?
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How do you confirm patient consent at CUSOD?
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What is the purpose of the one month follow up after SDF?
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What is done at the six month followup after SDF?
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How long do you allows SDF to dry for before rinsing it off?
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You should not use SDF in what two cases?
- Patient is allergic to silver
- Patient has sores or raw areas on the gums or anywhere in the mouth.
True or false: SDF is the only CUSOD treatment that you need a consent form for.
True
White spot lesions on a dry tooth will be ______ through the enamel.
less than halfway
White spot lesion on a wet tooth indicates that the lesion is ______
more than halfway into the enamel and may be in dentin
Does radiolucency always indicate that cavitation is present?
No. Look for translucent enamel or staining under translucent enamel.
If NOT sticky but is shiny and dark, the lesion is probably ______.
arrested
Sticky and matte/opaque lesion is likely _____
active caries
Sealants work everywhere on occlusal _____ surfaces.
noncavitated
If the tooth is non-cavitated, what is the best treatment?
fluoride varnish
