Dental And Oral Problems 2 Flashcards
Explain the cause and risk factors of cold sores
When does the primary infection of cold sores begins
Occurs within 20 days of exposure
What are the symptoms of cold sores
Explain the healing of cold sores
Begins within a few days, full resolution in approximately 2 weeks
What is the prevention for cold sores
What is the non pharmacological relief for cold sores
What does the pharmacological treatment for cold sores include
OTC products
Supplementation
Prescription treatment
What is the supplementation used for cold sores
When to refer a patient with cold sores to a healthcare provider
Is xerostomia common
Yes, affects 1 in 10 dental patients
What are the causes of xerostomia
What are the symptoms of xerostomia
What are the complications of xerostomia
What are the non pharmacological treatment of xerostomia
What does the pharmacological treatment for xerostomia include
Artificial saliva substituents
Xylitol and sorbitol chewing gums and lozenges
Prescription treatment
Explain artificial saliva substitutes
Explain xylitol and sorbitol chewing gums and lozenges
What are the prescription medications for xerostomia and their indication
When to refer a patient with xerostomia to healthcare provider
Explain the importance of early oral health
What are the risk factors in children for dental caries
What are the fluoride sources in pediatric oral care
What are the fluoride toothpaste guidelines for pediatric patients
What are the teething symptoms
What are the unsafe remedies to be avoided in teething
What are the safe management for teething in children
When to refer a child suffering from teething to a healthcare provider
