Paeds SDCEP Flashcards
BWS for high risk + low risk
6mths
2yrs
Dental effects of MIH
Poor bonding
Sensitivity
Aesthetics
Poor enamel quality
More pone to breakdown
Factors that determine the prognosis of MIH teeth?
Enamel colour (white>brown)
Location of defects (smooth surface/occlusal/cuspal)
Sensitivity
Symptoms
What are some indications of infection?
Sinus
TTP
Mobility
Radiolucency
Plaque scores
10/10 - clean
8/10 - cervical margin
6/10 - cervical third
4/10 - mid third covered
Worst score in each sextant recorded
Components of CRA
- Clinical evidence
- Diet
- SH
- MH
- F+ use
- Plaque
- Saliva
Components of caries prevention
- OH
- Diet advice
- Sugar free meds
- FV (2x or 4x)
- FS (6s or 6s + 2s + D +Es)
- Fluoride supplements (225ppm)
- F conc of toothpaste
- Radiographs
Toothpaste strengths
<3 - 1000ppm
3+ - 1450
3+ HR - 1450
10+ HR - 2800
16+ HR - 5000
List examples of behaviour management techniques
Desensitisation
Distraction
Communication
Enhancing control
Tell show do
Positive reinforcement
Relaxation
Warning signs for dental neglect
Changing story
Bruises not matching up with story/ healing at different stages
Parent/child relationship is off
Childs story doesn’t match up with parents
Irregular attendance - delayed presentation for pain
What are the 5 GIRFEC Qs a practitioner needs to ask themselves?
What is getting in the way of this Childs wellbeing?
What can I do to help?
What can my profession do to help?
What are the 4 major themes of the Children and Young Peoples Act 2014
GIRFEC
Children’s rights
Looked after children
Childcare
What is dental neglect
Persistent failure to meet a Childs basic OH needs leading to general health impairment
What are the UN rights of a child
Right to respect
Right to info about yourself
Right to be protected from harm
Right to have a say in your life
Right to a good start in life
Right to be and feel secure
Components of the Shannari wheel
Nurtured
Active
Achieving
Safe
Healthy
Included
Respected
Responsible