Fluoride Regime - Revision Questions Flashcards

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What is the resotration sequence for paeds?

A
Fluordie varinsh
Fissure sealants
Preventative (GI)
Simple fillings
Restorstions with LA not into pulp
Pulptomy upper first
XLA under LA/GA
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2
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BPE in Children

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Full BPE = 12-17years
Simplfied BPE = 7–1years - use CPITN probe with ball end 20-25g and one tooth in each sextant (16,11,26,36,41,46), codes = 0-2

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3
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Recording plq levels

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10/10= clean tooth
8/10 = plq around cervical margin
6/10 = cervical third covered in plq
4/10 = middle third covered in plq
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4
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Radiographs for children

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high risk = 6-12 months

Low risk = 12-18 months

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5
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When do you first start taking BW’s?

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> = 4 years old

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6
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What is the drug prescription for durphate toothpaste 2800ppm?

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sodium flurodie 0.619% toothpaste

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7
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Minimium fluoride conc that would provide toxic dose?

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5mg/kg body weight
Toxic dose = >1mg/kg
Lethal = 32-64mg/kg

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8
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Toothpaste

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<3years = low risk - 1000-1500ppm, high risk = 1350-1500ppm
>3years = low risk - 1000-1500ppm, high risk - 1350-1500ppm
+10 years = high risk - 2800ppm (0.619%)
>16 years = high risk - 5000ppm (1.1%)

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9
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Topical fluoride

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2-5years = 22600ppm fluoride 0.25ml
5-7 years = 22600ppm fluoride 0.4ml (5%)
>2 years = x 2 a year, increased risk = x4 a year

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10
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Fluoride mouthwash

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> 8 years = 225ppm (0.05%)
10ml a day
1 min and spit

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11
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high risk child requiring enhanced prevention

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existing resotrations
New carious lesions
Early loss of primary tooth
Unstimulated salvia flow of <0.7ml/min
Frequent consumption of high levels of surcorse and other fermentable carbohydrates
Little or no fluoride intake
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12
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What are the 7 elements of a caries risk assessment

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Clinical evidence
Dietary Habits
Social History
Fluoride use
Saliva
Plq control
Medical history
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13
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8 elements of preventitve programme

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Radiographs
Toothbrusihing instructions
Strength of f. in tp
Fluoride varnish
Fluoride supplementation 
Diet advice
Fissure sealants
Sugar free medicine
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14
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Caries risk factors

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Social 
OH
General Health
Diet 
FLuordie experience
Past caries experience
Ortho treatment
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15
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What is ramptant caries?

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10 or more carious lesions oer 1 year

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16
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Hypomineralisation

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white/yellow spot, normal thickeness of enamel

17
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Hypoplasia

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yellow/brown areas and less than normal thickness of enamel

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