PEADS - Caries management Flashcards

1
Q

Is caries present more in the E’s or D’s

A

E’s

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2
Q

If there is caries in the upper and lower anterior region, what is this classed as?

A

Uncontrolled caries

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3
Q

What are some methods of detecting caries?

A
Always dry the tooth first.
FOTI 
Magnification and good lighting 
Orthodontic separators for IP
Radiographs
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4
Q

What are things to ask in the PDH, when trying to find out about the patient’s compliance?

A

Have they had any treatment before
Regular attender
Have they had a GA
How do they find the dentist

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5
Q

I/O exam of the child

A
Soft tissues, soft and hard palate, tongue, FOM
Dentition - chart teeth 
Occlusion
Guidance
Trauma 
Dental abnormalities 
Carious teeth
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6
Q

How would you evaluate the dentition? what 6 things should you consider?

A
SADRCP:
Space maintenance 
Associated difficulties 
Dental development 
Restroablity 
Compliance of parent and child 
Prognosis
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7
Q

Two examples of space maintainers?

A

Band and loop

Distal shoe

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8
Q

Early loss of primary teeth can cause what? in the permanent dentition.

A

Crowding

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9
Q

What is the prognosis of the teeth dependant on?

A

The spread and activity of the caries

Then the prevention and motivation of the patient

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10
Q

When is the best time to lose the FPM’s?

A

When the bifurcation of the roots of the 7’s happens.

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11
Q

Emergency treatment options?

A

Caries excavation and sedative dressing
Pulpotomy or pulpectomy
Puss drainage
Ex under LA with or without sedation

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12
Q

When is IV sedation only indicated?

A

For 12 years and older

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13
Q

Gives some techniques for reducing pain when giving LA

A

Topical first
The wand
Chasing technique - interpapillary injection before a palatal
Warm cartridge

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14
Q

What is the sequence of restorations (6)?

A
FPSFPE
Fissure sealants 
Prevention restorations 
Simple fillings (shallow cavities)
FIllings requiring LA 
Pulpotomies and pulpectomies 
Ex
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15
Q

What are some characteristics of primary crowns?

A

Smaller, thinner with broader contact points

Pulp horns are also much closer to the surface

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16
Q

How much marginal ridge breakdown must there be before pulpal involvement?

A

2/3

17
Q

How far does caries extend into dentine before there is pulpal involvement?

A

2/3

18
Q

What are the 5 different ways to manage caries in children?

A

1) Full caries removal and restorations
2) Partial caries removal and restoration
3) No caries removal
a) FIssure sealants
b) Hall crown technique
4) No caries removal
a) Providing prevention alone
b) Providing prevention and making the tooth self-cleansing
5) Ex or review with Ex if pain or sepsis develops

19
Q

Should GI be used for permanent restorations?

A

No only temporary. Use RMGI if more permanent.

20
Q

What are some signs in the mouth and around the tooth that could indicate sepsis?

A
Abscess 
Sinus 
Pain 
Inter-radicular radiolucency (around furcation of bone)
non-physiological mobility
21
Q

Tx for teeth with severe pain and the chance of sepsis?

A

Ex or pulpectomy

22
Q

Restorative material options for primary molars?

A

Composite or compomer (need good co-operation and isolation)
GI - temp
RMGI
SSC

23
Q

1) Complete caries removal and restoration method?

A

GIve child LA
Remove caries completely
Place appropriate indirect pulp cap and restorative material.

24
Q

What are some possible indications for the use of SSC?

A
Impaired OH 
Two carious surfaces 
High caries 
Developmental defects 
Space maintenance 
Pulpotomy and pulpectomy
25
Q

Method for placement of SSC?

A

Give LA
Removal of all caries and placement of indirect pulp cap.
Tooth prep, reduce the tooth mesial to distal and occlusal.
Fill SSC with GI cement and place it down firmly.
Remove any excess

26
Q

What are some advantages of partial caries removal?

A

Shown to be effective in the hospital setting
Less risk of a pulpal exposure
Less time on Prep
No LA required

27
Q

Disadvantages of partial caries removal?

A

Leaving active disease and if not sealed properly can progress.
Not shown to be effective in GDP

28
Q

2) Method for partial caries removal and restoration?

A

No LA
Remove caries down to the EDJ.
Then place restoration, fissure seal it in.
Closely monitor and follow up with radiographs

29
Q

What might you do with a pre-co-operative child for 3)a no caries removal with a fissure sealant?

A

Place GI FS with the finger technique.
Then vaseline on top.
Try to keep mouth dry till set
Replace every few months

30
Q

How to make a lesions self-cleansing?

A

Have to open up the cavity and allow the patient to access it with their toothbrush. Also, apply FV to the area.

31
Q

What is a way of detecting early caries on the mesial surface of FPM?

A

Orthodontic separators, allow you direct vision to the site.

32
Q

How might your manage caries on the distal surface of the E’s in order to protect the FPM?

A

Hall crown
Ex of E
Caries removal and restoration

33
Q

If there is … then remove caries and place the conventional restoration. (management of fissure caries)

A

Microcavitation
Shadowing under enamel
Dentinal caries

34
Q

When is the best time to Ex the 6’s (lowers)

A

If there is a poor long-term prognosis of the 6’s. Then appropriate removal at the right time is indicated.
At approx 8-9yrs of age, the calcification of the bifurcation of the 6’s and ideally presents of premolars and 8’s