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Practice of keeping the mouth and teeth clean to prevent dental problems.

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Oral hygiene

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sticky substance formed by the attachment of bacteria coating that adheres to the pellicle

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plaque

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thin acellular, glycoprotein

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pellicle

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Plaque, when not removed within 24 hours, forms a substance called ____________

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calculus or tartar

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Plaque calcifies when calcium salt precipitates from the __________

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saliva

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adheres to the crevices and fissures of the teeth

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plaque

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removes material from tooth before it hardens into calculus

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Brushing

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APPROACH TO CARIES PREVENTION:

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● Flossing
● Brushing

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Products that enhance the removal of stains and plaque by the toothbrush.

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Dentrifices

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Used to decrease the incidence of dental caries, reduce mouth odors, and enhance personal appearance.

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Toothpastes

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Brush with soft toothbrush for

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2 minutes

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No RINSING, EATING, or DRINKING for

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20 minutes

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responsible in removing plaque

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Abrasives

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______________ formulations are not advisable for long-term use as it may lead to eventual exposure to root surfaces.

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High-abrasive

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foaming agents that aid in the removal of debris

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Surfactants

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Most frequently used surfactants are

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sodium lauryl sulfate and sodium dodecyl benzene sulfonate

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prevents the drying of the preparation

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Humectant

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add thickness to the formulation

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Suspending agents

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Suspending agents examples

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Methylcellulose, tragacanth, karaya gum

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Special ingredients of toothpastes:

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Pyrophosphates, Fluoride, Triclosan, Desensitizing agents

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For tartar-control; retard the formation of tartar. However, they form an alkaline solution that can irritate skin and which is most often exhibit by rash around the mouth.

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Pyrophosphates

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Anticariogenic, replaces the hydroxyl ion in hydroxyapatite with the fluoride ion, forming fluoroapatite on the surface of the enamel and hardens it, leading to a more acid-resistant enamel.

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Fluoride

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Antimicrobial agent, which helps prevent gingivitis, plaque, cavities, and tartar.

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Triclosan

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Reduce pain in sensitive teeth

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Desensitizing agents

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Desensitizing agents example
5% potassium nitrate
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Rinse two times a day with a capful. Rinse for 1 minute and spit.
Mouthwashes/ Oral Rinses
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May contain astringents, demulcents, detergents, flavors, germicides, and fluoride.
Mouthwashes/ Oral Rinses
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Used to freshen breath, nontherapeutic, and no antiseptic property.
Cosmetic mouthwashes
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Cosmetic mouthwashes are classified based on
ingredients, alcohol content, and appearance
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tooth whitener & mild antiseptic
CARBAMIDE PEROXIDE 10%
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CARBAMIDE PEROXIDE is also calles
hydrogen peroxide, perhydrit, hyperol, or perhydol
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Reacts with water in saliva, carbamide peroxide dissociates to
hydrogen peroxide (34%) & urea
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Who introduced bleaching of teeth with 10% carbamide peroxide gels?
Haywood and Heymann
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Active ingredient in some cosmetic whiteners in gel or liquid form.
HYDROGEN PEROXIDE
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10% carbamide peroxide gels placed in custom-built trays to be worn by patients at night for
2-6 weeks
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Possible risk in using cosmetic whitening products:
● Alteration of normal flora ● Tissue damage ● Tooth sensitivity ● Gingivitis ● Potentiation of carcinogenic effects of other agents
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Prescribed high-concentrated topical agent (1-2%) intended either for professional applications in plastic/disposal trays 2- 4 times per year.
Fluoride gel
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Fluoride gel formulations are based on
sodium fluoride, acidulated phosphate fluoride, or amine fluoride
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The gels are flavored but contain no abrasive cleaning agents or preservatives.
Fluoride gel
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FLUORIDE’S ACTION IN INHIBITING CARIES
a) Fluoride decreases the solubility of enamel in acid b) Fluoride has enzyme inhibitory properties
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What route places fluoride into systemic circulation?
Oral route
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The most convenient dosage form is
fluoridation of the public water supply
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Fluoridation of the public water supply is done by adding
sodium fluoride or fluorosilicate
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Fluoridation of the public water supply is done by adding sodium fluoride or a fluorosilicate, with a concentration of
0.7 to 1 ppm
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Concentration of 0.7 to 1 ppm is equivalent to _____ mg of NaF
2.2 mg
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Occurs as a white, odorless powder which is soluble in water and insoluble in alcohol.
SODIUM FLOURIDE USP
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Officially used as dental prophylactic
SODIUM FLOURIDE USP
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Concentration of sodium fluoride aqueous solution widely used topically.
2%
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The usual procedure of using sodium fluoride is a series of 4 treatments in ages:
3, 7, 11, 13
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STANNOUS FLOURIDE synonym
Tin Diflouride
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occurs as a white crystalline powder and has a bitter salty taste
STANNOUS FLOURIDE
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Stannous fluoride melts at about ____ °C
213
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Freely soluble in water; insoluble in alcohol, ether, and chloroform
Stannous fluoride
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extensively used for topical fluoride application
Stannous fluoride
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requires only 1 application per treatment
Stannous fluoride
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A simple application of a freshly prepared 8% solution at 6 to 12 months intervals is used.
Stannous fluoride
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PUMICE USP synonyms
Pumice Stone & Piedra Pomez
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substance of volcanic origin, consisting chiefly of complex silicates of aluminum, potassium, and sodium
Pumice
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Pumice consists of:
complex silicates of aluminum, potassium, and sodium
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occurs as very light, hard, rough, porous greyish masses, or as a gritty grey powder
Pumice
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T/F: Pumice is odorless and tasteless; stable in air; practically insoluble in water and is not attacked by acids.
TRUE
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GRADES OF FINENESS:
1. Pumice flour or superfine 2. Fine Pumice 3. Coarse pumice
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DENTAL FLUOROSIS is also known as
mottled enamel
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Too much fluoride present in the tissue fluids can make teeth _______
chalky and soft
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Dental fluorosis occurs in areas where the fluoride concentration of drinking water ________________
exceeds 2 ppm
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Only occurs during excessive ingestion of fluoride during the period of teeth development.
Dental fluorosis
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LETHAL ADULT DOSE OF FLUORIDE
2-5 g
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Maximum Permitted Concentration of Fluoride in toothpaste for OTC sales
0.15%
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Maximum Permitted Concentration of Fluoride in toothpaste for Pharmacies
1.3%
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The Probable Toxic Dose (PTD) of fluoride is
5 mg F/kg
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"Low fluoride" toothpastes for small children with fluoride concentrations from
0.025% to 0.05%
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Essential component of toothpastes mechanical removal of stained tooth pellicle.
ABRASIVES
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Requirements of in vitro study
MECHANICAL ABRASION
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The method of brushing
horizontal brushing
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The abrasivity of all commercially available toothpastes is generally ________________ clinical significance
low to no
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Acute Reactions of The Oral Soft Tissues to Oral Hygiene Products
● Epithelial Peeling ● Mucosal Ulceration & Inflammation ● Gingivitis ● Petechiae
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Patients may complain of
● Burning or Stinging Sensation ● Soreness or Pain ● Staining of the Teeth and Tongue
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Brown discoloration of the teeth and tongue and with altered taste sensation
Chlorhexidine Mouthwash
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Causes superficial desquamation of the oral mucosa.
Chlorhexidine Mouthwash
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Caused desquamative lesions of the oral mucosa in 4 out of 5 subjects
Benzethonium chloride (0.2%)
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Causes discoloration of the tongue and around some of the teeth in 8 out of 12 subjects.
Benzethonium chloride (0.2%)
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Spray directly into mouth whenever relief is needed.
MOUTH SPRAY
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If used in conjunction with the toothpaste use the rinse first then brush.
ORAL RINSE
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Can help to stimulate saliva flow for relief of dry mouth.
DRY MOUTH GUM
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T/F: Chewing regularly can help freshen breath and leave your mouth feeling clean and fresh.
TRUE
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Use approximately 16 inches of dental floss.
FLOSS THREADER
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gently massage and stimulate the gums for long-term health
GUM Soft-Picks Teeth Cleaners
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clinically proven to be 2x as effective as string floss at improving gum health
Waterpik Ultra Water Flosser (WP-100)
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Removes 99.9% of plaque from treated areas and is 3x as effective as string floss for cleaning around braces.
WATER FLOSSER
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Use of Pumice
Dental Abrasive

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