Ch 18 Oral appliances Flashcards

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What are some appliances for non-nutritive suckign habits?

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  • removable-100% compliance
  • Fixed- difdicult to adjust to eating speaking and cleaning
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What are some types of applicants for non-nutritive sucking?

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bluegrass
thumb crib
hay rake

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Athletic mouthguards are?

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removable
works as a shock absorber
resilient
keeps teeth from hitting
capable of realigning and repositioning jaws to proctedct condyle

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What are stock mouthguards?

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  • not custom-made: poor fit, excess bulk
  • not recommend by dental professionals
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Mouth-formed guards are?

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Thermoplastic
* inexact fit
* does not protect teeth or condyle as well as custom
* Not preferred by dental professionals

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Custom made mouthguards are?

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  • custom fit
  • fits to protect teeth and supporting bone
  • highest level of protection of teeth and other oral structures
  • increased compliance due to comfort
  • most expensive
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What are vacuum mouthguards?

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Older technology
thermoplastic material adapted over cast of patients teeth
uses vacuum machine- chemically fuses under high heat and pressure.

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What are pressure laminate mouthguards?

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  • newest tech
  • thin layer of EVA (ethylvinylacetate)
  • thickness 3-5mm
  • best fitting mouthguard
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Who uses fluoride custom trays?

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  • indications for use?
  • high caries pt
  • xerostomia
  • overdentures
  • hypersensitivity
  • raditation therapy
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What type of fluoride is used in the tray?

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  • acidulated phosphate fluoride (0.5%)
  • Sodium fluoride (1.1) <– best to use
  • Stannous fluoride (0.4%)
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What are a few orhto appliances?

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  • Hawly retainer
  • invisalign aligner
  • Palatal expander
  • Twin block appliance
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What is the function and used for night guards?

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  • Use: bruxism, cosmetic restorations
  • Function: absorbs forces from grinding and clenching, allevates wear on dentition, worn during sleep, sometimes needed during the day.
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What are space maintainers?

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To prevent adjacent teeth from drifting and closing space left by a missing tooth before the eruption of succeeding permanent tooth

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14
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OSA/Snoring appliances

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  • Thought to be caused by reduced upper airaway size or low muscle tone
  • Most common c-pap ,silent night
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Whitening Trays are used for ?

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  • patient application at home
  • can use desensitizing agent in trays
  • needs seal at gingival margin to avoid getting product on soft tissues
  • block-out resin creates space for gel in trays
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16
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How to maintain oral applicances at home?

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  • Brush daily
  • used soft-bristle brush
  • water only
  • professional cleaners for specfic appliance
  • should last with proper care