Caries Risk Assessment And Prevention Flashcards

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What is the eription sequence of maxillary peermanent teeth?

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6 (6-7)
1(6-7) 
2 (7-8)
3 (9-11)
4 (10-12)
5 (11-12)
7 (11-13)
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What are the factors involved with a caries risk assessment?

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Early colonisqtion by cariogenic bacteria
- vertical
- horizontal
Parental/environmental
- education
- ses
- single parent household 
Dental
Feeding habits
Protective
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What is the eruption sequence of mandibular permanent teeth?

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6 (6-7)
1 (7-8)
2 (8-9)
4 (10-11)
5 (10-12)
3 (11-12)
7 (12-13)
8 (17-25)
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What is the toxic dose of fluoride?

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3-5mg per kilogram in a child has been shown to result in GIT symptoms
5mg per kg

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What are the disease indicators, risk factors and protective factors for childhood caries?

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-> Indicators:
White spots
Restorations
Enamel lesions
Cavities
-> Risk factors:
Bad bacteria
Absence of saliva
Diet
-> Protective factors:
Saliva
Antibacterials
Fluoride
Effective diet
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