Professional F Application Flashcards

1
Q

Contraindications of F

laundry list of stuff you know

A

Treatment of cavitated lesions

Low risk/no risk/ caries free patients living in fluoridated
communities

Situations where post fluoride treatment esthetics is a concern

Patients w/ Ulcerative gingivitis or stomatitis

Patient w/ possible sensitivity or allergy
– Casein

Phosphopeptides come from milk casein and
should not be used with a proven Milk Protein allergy

Dyspnea has occurred in Asthmatic patients (extremely
rare)

Nausea has occurred with extremely sensitive digestive
systems after extensive applications

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2
Q

Topical Fluoride Concentrations: High Concentrations- ‘In Office’

Know ppm F

A

– 9,040 to 22,5000 ppm fluoride

– Promotes remineralization via CaF

**KNOW THIS

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3
Q

Low Concentrations- @ Home F Concentration

A

225-5,000 ppm fluoride

*KNOW THIS

Promotes remin via frequent use

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4
Q

How High [c] promotes remin

A

via CaF

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5
Q

How low [c] promotes remin

A

frequent use

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6
Q

Types of Fluoride

A

Acidulated
Phosphate
Fluoride (APF)

■ 2% Neutral
Sodium Fluoride
(NaF)

■ Stannous Fluoride
(SnF2)

■ Silver Diamine
Fluoride (SDF)

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7
Q

Concentration of NaF Varnish

A

Concentration (highest available)
– 5.0% Neutral Sodium Fluoride
– 22,600 ppm Fl available

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8
Q

How we use NaF based on what FDA says

A

Off label for caries prevention

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9
Q

Is NaF etching and why or why not

A

No b/c neutral pH

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10
Q

NaF varnish solifies on contact with

A

saliva

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11
Q

The varnish of choice for kids under age 4

A

Neutral NaF Varnish

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12
Q

Knee to Knee technique

A

how varnish is applied to very young

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13
Q

After perio therapy, what might help reduce sensitivity

A

Neutral NaF Varnish

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14
Q

Avoid alcohol post NaF varnish application why?

A

Like dissolves like

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15
Q

apply NaF into proximals?

A

Yes, especially if you see changes in the radiograph

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16
Q

APF Topical- Gel or Foam Concentration

and for how long?

A

– 1.23% Acidulated Phosphate Fluoride
– 12,300 ppm available
– 3.5 pH **

4 minute application time

17
Q

Contraindications for who for APF topical gel or foam

A

for individuals with extensive porcelain
veneers, porcelain crowns or extensive composite resins

**(pH too > ; possible micro-etching of surface)

18
Q

How long can one not rinse/brush/eat etc for after APF gel/foam tray?

A

30 minutes

19
Q

Should APF foam be filled over the top of the tray?

A

No-they will swallow it

20
Q

Neutral NaF topical Foam concentration

and how long is the application and slow uptake?

Is there a caution time out period?

A

– 2.0% Neutral Sodium Fluoride
– 9040 ppm Fl available
– 7.0 pH

slow uptake-4 min application

still 30 min wait-no brush/eat/rinse etc

21
Q

If not using varnish… agent of choice for patients with porcelian or composite restorations or those with reduced salivary flow caused by radiation, chemo, medication

A

Neutral NaF topical foam

22
Q

Worried about someone swallowing, use APF gel or foam?

A

Use foam because the dose is lower

23
Q

****Both ____ and _____ are contraindicated for children under 3! Use what instead???

A

NaF and APF foams and gels

Use Varnish instead!

*KNOW THIS

24
Q

Stannous Fluoride-SnF2 Concentration

OTC, rinse, and office

A

Concentration
– 0.4 % gel (OTC or RX) ; 1,000ppm
– 0.63 % rinse; 3000 ppm (Mix ratio 1:8)
– (8% in-office………)

25
Q

Mechanism of stannous F and instructions on food and liquid intake

A

Tin (stannous) component can retard
bacterial metabolism – Forms non- water-soluble stannous layer

No restrictions on food or liquid intake?

26
Q

Why stannous F is good for perio and plaque reduction

A

it has antimicrobial properties

27
Q

Cons of Stannous F

A

(especially w/ 8%)
– Metallic taste *
– Staining of pellicle *
– Staining of the tooth (?) *