Extra Flashcards

1
Q

What is used to etch enamel prior to fissure sealant placement?

A

35-37% phosphoric acid

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2
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What is the ideal time to tissue seal a FPM?

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When the tooth has erupted sufficiently to allow for adequate isolation/ moisture control.

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3
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What is part of the preventative programme, along with fissure sealing?

A

OHI, diet advice/ monitoring, fluoride application

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4
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Which groups of children require regular fissure sealant placement?

A

Children with caries in their primary dentition, with compromised medical histories and children at risk of developing caries

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5
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What should be checked after fissure sealant placement?

A

Air bubbles, flash, non-adherence

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6
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How often should fissure sealants of high caries risk children be radiographically reviewed?

A

Every 6 months

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7
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What should be used to clean the tooth prior to fissure sealant placement?

A

Pumice and water

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8
Q

Give examples of effective non-verbal communication techniques

A

Reinforcement
Smiling
Child friendly environment

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9
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What is the correct order for needle desensitisation?

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Teach relaxation, explain LA, practice LA, deliver LA

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10
Q

When examining a dental trauma patient, what are signs of brain injury?

A

Amnesia, nausea, vomiting

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What radiographic findings suggest loss of vitality following trauma?

A

External inflammatory root resorption (EIRR)

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12
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How long are lateral luxation injuries splinted for?

A

4 weeks

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13
Q

Is pulp canal obliteration more common in teeth with open or closed apex?

A

Open apex

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14
Q

What are the components of SDF?

A

Silver Diamine Fluoride

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15
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What is the fluoride concentration of SDF?

A

44,800 ppm

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16
Q

What are contraindications for SDF?

A

Allergy to heavy metals (silver)
Symptoms of irreversible pulpitis

17
Q

What 3 elements of prevention are required along with SDF placement?

A

OHI
FV
diet advice

18
Q

What should you warn the patient of after placement of SDF?

A

Staining - extra/ intra oral
Will turn very dark black colour
Metallic taste in mouth
Chemical burn

19
Q

What is the follow up regime of SDF?

A

Follow up 2 weeks later
Examine tooth for soft caries and re apply if needed
Review 3-6 monthly (can reapply in 6 months)