Diet and Oral Health Flashcards

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What did the WHO/FAO consulatation in Geneva 2003 decide about the effect of Fluoride, diet, under nutrition and xylitol have on caries?

A

Convincing evidence that fluoride is protective and free sugars and their frequencies are harming and starch has no effect

Probably that hard cheese and sugar free gum are protective against caries and whole fresh prob has no effect

Possible that xylitol, milk and fibre are protective against and undernuttition is harming

Insufficient evidence that whole fresh fruit is protective and dried fruits is harming

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What did the WHO/FAO consulatation in Geneva 2003 decide about the effect of diet and fluoride in realtion to erosion?

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Probable: soft drinks and fruit juices probably cause erosion

Hard cheese and fluoride and possibly protective

Whole fresh fruit is inconclusive that it causes erosion

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What did the WHO/FAO consulatation in Geneva 2003 decide about the effect of vitamin D, fluoride and hypocalcaemia on enamel defects?

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Convincing: Vit D is protecting and excess fluoride is damaging
Probably that hypocalcaemia is damaging

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What did the WHO/FAO consulatation in Geneva 2003 decide about the effect of Vit C, OHI, Vit E, antioxidants and sucrose on perio?

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convincingly makes worse Vit C def
Convincingly makes better OHI
Insufficient evidence makes better: antiox
Insufficient evidence makes worse: sucrose

Vit E insufficient evidence has any effect

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5
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Has sugar consumption increased or decreased over the years?

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after world war 2: increase in sugar consumption
1950’s saw a peak in sugar consumption
but has declined since then

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6
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What type of sugars in our diet has increased?

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hidden sugars

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7
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T/F

there is a direct link etween sugar consumption and poor genral health?

A

F

there is not evidence of a DIRECT link

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8
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T/F excess sugars contribute ti a total excess in energy intake?

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T

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9
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T/F Excess energy is stored as fat leading to obseity?

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T

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10
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Which diseases is obesity linked to?

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Diabetes
CHD
resporator dieases
gall bladder disease

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11
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Name some stidues that have shown the effect of sugar and dental decay?

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Vipeholm Study 1954
Tristan de Cunha study 1968
Turku study 1975
WW2 rationing
Hopewood house 1963
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12
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What type of study was the vipeholm study?

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human experimental study

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13
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What type of study was the turku stidy?

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Human experimental study

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14
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What type of study was the tristan de cunha study?

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human obseervational study

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15
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What other stidues other than human studies have been carried out and what have investigated?

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Animal studies: frequency of feeding, concentration of sugar and types of sugar
Lab studies: plaque pH,test tube incubation , enamel slab

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16
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Which two things about sugar are a risk factor for caries?

A

the amount AND frequency

17
Q

Why was the WHO Ottawa charter developed?

A

to acheive health for all goal by 2000

18
Q

When was the ottaw charter signed?

A

1986

19
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What are the 5 elemetns to the ottawa charter?

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Creating supportive environments
Building healthy public policy
Strengthening communit action
Developing personal skills
Reorientating health services
20
Q

How can creating supportive environments be achieved?

A

Remove vending machines from school
No sweets near checkouts
Free milk and fruit in schools

21
Q

How can healthy public policies be developed?

A

food labelling
reduce sugar in processed foods
advertising bans

22
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How can community action be strengthed?

A

cookery clubs

food co-ops

23
Q

How can personal skills be developed?

A

educate people about sugar in foods and drinks

tell parents not to add sugar to bottle feeds and dummies

24
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how can reorientating health services be developed?

A

sugar free medicines

25
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How much should fat comprise as part of a healthy diet?

A

15-30%

26
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How much should protein be as part of a healthy diet?

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10-25%

27
Q

How much should cholesterol be as part of a healthy diet?

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<300mg /day

28
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How much should NaCl be as part of a healthy diet?

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<2g/day

29
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How much should fruit and veg be as aprt of a healthy diet?

A

more than 400g/day

30
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Summarise the findings from the studies done on sugar and decay.

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Level of Evidence: not been high since no double blind trials. Vipeholm study is key but couldn’t do another one like this due to ethical issues

Body f evidence is strong! All studies seem to come to same conclusions that: sugar is a RF for caries and amount AND frequency key

31
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What recommendations can be made re caries and diet?

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Frequency and amount of NMES should be reduced
NMES need to be restricted to meal times and should provide no more than 10% of total energy in diet
Consumption of intrinsic and start by sugars should be increased

32
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What percentage of total carbs should be in your diet?

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55-75% and free sugars should be 10% of this