Management and DBOH Flashcards
List some non-pharmalogical management techniques for treating anxious children
Preparatory information
Enhance patient control (eg stop signs)
Tell-show-do
Positive reinforcement
Distratctions
Home advice for brushing 0-3 years children
Parents or carers should brush their children’s teeth:
* As soon as they erupt
* Twice a day
* At least 1000 ppm fluoride
* Smear of toothpaste
Professional intervention for 7-18 years
Apply fluoride varnish to teeth 2 times a year (2.26% NaF)
What are some contraindications of inhalation sedation?
Upper respiratory tract infection
Ear operation within 14 days
Nueromuscular disorder
Pre-cooperative patient
After NO2 inhalation sedation use what should be administered to a patient?
After treatment, give patient 100% O2 for at least 3 minutes to prevent diffusion hypoxia
How does inhalation sedation stop a patient feel pain?
Depression of CNS
(pt still retains relxes and responses)
What age and concentration can fluoride mouthwash be prescribed?
8 years old Fluoride mouth rinse daily (0.05% NaF; 230 ppmF)
What are some indications of inhalation sedation for paeds patients?
Anxiety
Traumatic procedure
Gag reflex
GA too risky
What are some pros and cons of NO2 inhalation sedation?
Pros
* Fast acting and effective
* Minimal recovery time (wears off quickly)
* Non invasive
Cons
* Only provides mild sedation
* Can cause adverese side effects (nausea, headaches, dizziness etc)
* Children may not tolerate mask
Professional intervention for 3-6 years children
Apply fluoride varnish (2.26% NaF) to teeth 2 times a year
3-12 month recall based on risk
Professional intervention for 0-6 years children high risk
Apply fluoride varnish (2.26% NaF) to teeth 2 or more times a year
Diet analysis
Shortened recall interval
Professional intervention for 7-18 years children high risk
Apply resin sealant to permanent teeth on eruption
Apply fluoride varnish to teeth 2 or more times a year (2.26% NaF)
Daily fluoride mouth rinse (0.05% NaF; 230ppm F)
2,800ppm fluoride toothpaste until dental caries risk is reduced (10 years active caries)
2,800ppm or 5,000ppm fluoride toothpaste until dental caries risk is reduced (16 years active caries)
What is the aim of inhalation sedation?
(conscious sedation)
Child feels less pain/fear and more comfort and positivity, so the dentist can provide safer care
Define…
Anxiety
Fear
Phobia
Anxiety: general uneasy feeling
Fear: response to specific stimulus
Phobia: irrational fear
Home advice for brushing 3-6 years children
Teeth should be brushed by a parent or carer
As the child gets older, a parent or carer should assist them to brush their own teeth:
* Twice a day
* At least 1,000 ppm fluoride
* Pea-sized amount of the toothpaste
* Spitting out after brushing