PEADS - Caries management Flashcards
Is caries present more in the E’s or D’s
E’s
If there is caries in the upper and lower anterior region, what is this classed as?
Uncontrolled caries
What are some methods of detecting caries?
Always dry the tooth first. FOTI Magnification and good lighting Orthodontic separators for IP Radiographs
What are things to ask in the PDH, when trying to find out about the patient’s compliance?
Have they had any treatment before
Regular attender
Have they had a GA
How do they find the dentist
I/O exam of the child
Soft tissues, soft and hard palate, tongue, FOM Dentition - chart teeth Occlusion Guidance Trauma Dental abnormalities Carious teeth
How would you evaluate the dentition? what 6 things should you consider?
SADRCP: Space maintenance Associated difficulties Dental development Restroablity Compliance of parent and child Prognosis
Two examples of space maintainers?
Band and loop
Distal shoe
Early loss of primary teeth can cause what? in the permanent dentition.
Crowding
What is the prognosis of the teeth dependant on?
The spread and activity of the caries
Then the prevention and motivation of the patient
When is the best time to lose the FPM’s?
When the bifurcation of the roots of the 7’s happens.
Emergency treatment options?
Caries excavation and sedative dressing
Pulpotomy or pulpectomy
Puss drainage
Ex under LA with or without sedation
When is IV sedation only indicated?
For 12 years and older
Gives some techniques for reducing pain when giving LA
Topical first
The wand
Chasing technique - interpapillary injection before a palatal
Warm cartridge
What is the sequence of restorations (6)?
FPSFPE Fissure sealants Prevention restorations Simple fillings (shallow cavities) FIllings requiring LA Pulpotomies and pulpectomies Ex
What are some characteristics of primary crowns?
Smaller, thinner with broader contact points
Pulp horns are also much closer to the surface