CHPT 28 and 31 Flashcards

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pediodontics

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the pediiatric treats children from birth through the erouption of their second perminant molars. the pediatric practice sometimes treats medicaly comrimised adults

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patient management

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the dental team must work together and know each others positive roles. a positive trusting relationship with some children. the dental team must have coconsistant management policies and procedure sequences , and must consistantly use the same terminoligy when speaking with patients.

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subjective fears

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some of the fears are based on feelings, atitueds. and concerns that have developed from sugestions of others. thes are called subjective fears.

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behavior management tecnigues

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TELL,SHOW, AND DO-assitant names an intrument and deminstrates how to use it either on their own hand or the childs.

VOICE CONTROL-speaking comley but firmly let child know the assitant is in control.

DISTRACTION- distract the child attention

POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT-give the patient positive reinforcement at the appropriat time.

HAND OVER MOUTH (HOM)-requires informed consent

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parents are generaly very supportive if

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they are informed ,know what is hapening, and know what is exspected of them.

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floride aplications and flouride varnishes

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are applied after the cornal polish andpit and fisher sealants have been applied.

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the varnish is

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painted onthe surfaces of the teeth and sets on contact with saliva, and then it dries to a natural tooth color.

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flouride varnishes comes in variouse forms including.

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pre mesured unit doses,individual applicattions with applicator brushes, and tubes.

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tongue thrusting

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is a habit in whitch the childs tounge pushes against the aterior teeth during swallowing causing an antier open bit.

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treatments for the habit of tounge trusting

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myofuntional exercise (Theropy) or use of apliances

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pulp therapy in primary and young permanant teeth

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if the pulp is not yet exsposed, indirect pulp capping (IPT), is indicated.

in the case the pulp has not yet neen exsposed,but ther is a chanse the pulp will be exsposed while removing the cares. the tecnique involves- leaving a thin layer of sound or caries dentine with no evidence of pulp exsposer

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if the pulp has been exsposed while removing through mecanical or tramatice means but therei is a chance of faverable response

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a direct pulp capping (DPC) procedure is endicated.

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Formocresal is bacterial it preserves

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a thin layer of the remaining pulp tissue to control hemorige

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FORMOCRESOLE

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a solution of flamaldihyde, cresol,glecerin and water.

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what is formocresol used for

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in vital pulpotomy anf used as a temporary intracanal medicament used during root canal theeropy,

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is formocresol get s on the skin

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it will cause a burning sensation. wash with saop and water, treat as a burn.

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apexogenesis

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for the you ng pemanant ateeth a pulpotomy maintains pulp vitality and allows enough time for the root to develope and close

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stainles steel crowns

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are used on both primary and permant teeth.

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on primary teeth stainles steel crowns are

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places until permant dentin erups. these crown are places until the patient can have them replaced with gold or metal crowns

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indications for use of stainless steel crowns included the folllowing

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exstensive carious lesions

hypoplasic or hypocalcified teeth

treatment following PULPTOMY or pulpectomy

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stINNLESS STEEL CROWN AR PLACED ON THE

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measial distal of the interproximal

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the direct composit tecnigue involves

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preperation of the tooth placement of liners and bonding agents and inserttion of the composite resin into the tooth carving and filing completion

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the indirect composite tecnique

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preparation of the tooth, taking a final impresion, and snding it to the lab and fabrication.

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cerametal restorations are used in

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conditions of heavy occlusal stress and for multible unit fixed prostheses

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porcelain restorations
can be made as full crowns coverage or as partial veneers coverage
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walking whiting techinigue
a thich past of hydrogen proxide, sodium perborate, or a combination of the two to be placed on the coroal portion of the nonvital tooth.
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bleaching vital teeth in the office involves the application od bleaching liguids or gels often with the application of heat a curing light or laser. this is sometimes called
power whitening
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home whitening technigues
the patient applies a bleaching agent usually carbamide peroxide or deluted hydrogen peroxide in custom- fit tray for specific amounts of time
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assisted whitening
as an alternativepatients can come to the office for a startup appointment
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the time involved in the bleeching process
can take severeal weeks, the bleaching materials can cause nausia and sensitivity to the gengiva, and there is lACK OF DIRECT MONITORING BY THE DENTIST.
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HOME BLEACHING IS VERY POPULAR WITH PATIENTS BECAUSE
OF THE LOWER COST AND THE POSITIVE RESULTS WHEN DONE PROPERLY
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6 percent hydrogen peroxide is to be worn
over a 14 day period
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10 percent hydrogen peroxide can be worn
for a 7 day period typicaly to be worn for 30 minutes two times a day
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otc whiting gels
are whiting gels that is painted on the facial surface of the antier teeth. care should be taken to keep the gel on the tooth surface a nd away from the gingival tissues. some gels contain 18 cabamide peroxide agent and can be used on a daily basis.
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although many whiting system are delivered through the dental office.
otc systems are availible as well
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the otc sytem trays or thermoplastic trays
that can be heated and then molded on the teeth.
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the whiting agents used in tooth past include
hydrogen peroxide calcium peroxide, and sodium percarbonate.
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primary whiting is acomplished by the abrasive agents in tooth past whitch are
hydrated silica dicalcium phosphate dehydrate, and calcium carbonate whitch rates very low on abrasive rankings.
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the ada seal on tooth past pakaging indicates
that abrasive particals do not exceed maximume abrasive ranking
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the patients dedication to following procedures and limiting foods and habits that stain the teeth
will enhance the process and bleach the teeth faster
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tooth sensitivity is sometimes treated with
sodium flouride
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no heat materials are applied
every 10 minutes
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some materials require the use
of a bleaching heat and or light source and are used for approximily 30 minutes.
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advanced chair side functions
check with exsplorer non flouride clean acclusal surface rinse dry re check rense dry isolate/dental dam/cotton roll/dry angle dry/etch rinse dry dull white chalky apply sealant prevent air bubbles light cure check the acclusion smooth apply flouride
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