Caries Risk Assessment Flashcards

1
Q

what si caries risk

A

caries risk is defined as the probability of an individual developing at least a certain num carious lesions rescuing given stage of disease progress during sp time
expo status stable

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2
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why caries risk imp

A

caries treated and prevented when possible
id risk factors
risk assess on going - life long - re assess and recall

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3
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what are some approaches to caries prevention

A

population based approach - water fluoridation, child smile

individual - targeted prevention

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4
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what are 3 evidence based indicators that a child is likely to develop new dental caries are

A

deprivation
existing dental caries
the clinical intuition

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5
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what are the age groups that are at risk

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child - occlusal surface
adolescent - approximal surfaces
elderly - root surface

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6
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what is imp about taking histories and risk

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medications that cause dry mouth (antidepressants)
systemic disease (sjorgens)
disabilities

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7
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what is imp about social history as a risk

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DEPCAT scores
education 
financial 
age
address
asmoker
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8
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what si imp about dental history when at risk

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how often fillings required
oral hygiene procedures
diet

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9
Q

what is the sinless and loe plaque index

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0 - no plaque visible
1- plaque visible on probe
2- plaque seen with naked eye
3 - plaque all around tooth

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10
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how is plaque noted

A
disclose 
demo relationship between biofilm and caries 
tooth brush tech
interdental aids
topical fluoride plaque chart
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11
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what are the means of fluoride delivery population approaches

A

water
salt
milk
tablets

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12
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what are the means of fluoride delivery dental surgery approaches

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vanishes

slow release divices

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13
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what are the means of fluoride delivery home approaches

A

brushing
tablets
mouth rinse

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14
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adult toothpaste ppm F

A

1450

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15
Q

how to use fluoride tooth paste

A

brush 2X daily
brush last thing t night
spit no rinse
children supervised

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16
Q

what is professional applied fluoride

A

F tarnish duraphat
22,600 ppmF
applied twice a year for higher risk

17
Q

diet and carers prevntion

A

diet diaries
recall - memory
prospective diet diaries

18
Q

whats dietary advice given to care risk

A

reduce frwuency saga intake
avoid sugar sacks between meals
avoid sugar coning diners
avoid sticky sugar food

19
Q

where some pretties of saliva

A

maintain sueprstaration of calcium ad phos to HA

oral/ food clearance

antimicrobial P and glycoP

salivary alpha amylase aids food clear

buffer

lurbication

dilution of acid in biofilm

20
Q

wha is normal unsitm and tim saliva flow

A

unstim - 0.3 ml/min

stim - 1.5 ml/mi

21
Q

what is dry mouth ti and units

A

unstim - less 0.1 ml/min

stim - less 0.5-0.7 ml/min

22
Q

saliva and caries

A

avoid sugar drinks
avoid biter sweets
sugar free gum is good

23
Q

high risk caries pt has what microbio

A

load lacoballi and s mutans

24
Q

what is the big 4 for chair side prevtnio

A

brushing advice
diet advice
topical fluorides
fissure sealants