SDCEP - prevention Flashcards

1
Q

what method does evidence suggest is effective at evoking a behavioural change

A

brief motivational interviewing

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2
Q

how much toothpaste for under 3s

A

smear

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3
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how much toothpaste for over 3s

A

pea size

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4
Q

what concentration of toothpaste for children

A

standard prevention - 1000-1500ppm
enhanced - 1350-1500ppm
over 10s enhanced - consider 2800ppm

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5
Q

when should teeth start being brushed

A

as soon as eruption of first primary tooth begins

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6
Q

toothbrushing standard prevention advice

A

brush thoroughly twice daily, including last thing at night
use toothpaste containing 1000-1500ppm fluoride
spit dont rinse
supervise young children until they can brush effectively
demonstrate brushing annually

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7
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toothbrushing enhanced prevention advice

A

provide standard prevention at each recall visit
hands on brushing instruction at every recall visit
prescribe 2800ppm for 10-16

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8
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standard prevention dietary advice

A

give diet advice annually
- only water or milk between meals
- limit foods and drinks containing sugar
- dont place sugary drinks in feeding bottles
- do not eat or drink anything but water after brushing at night
- be aware of acid content of drinks

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9
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enhanced prevention dietary advice

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standard prevention dietary advice at each recall visit
food and drink diary if appropriate

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10
Q

fissure sealant standard prevention

A
  • place sealants in all pits and fissures of permanent molars as soon as possible after eruption
  • check existing sealants for wear and integrity at every recall
  • resin based sealants are first choice, if child unco-operative use GI fissure sealant
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11
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fissure sealant enhanced prevention

A

standard prevention plus
- fissure seal pits on laterals and Ds and Es if appropriate

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12
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topical fluoride standard prevention

A

apply sodium fluoride varnish (5%) twice yearly to children age 2 and over

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13
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topical fluoride enhanced prevention

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sodium fluoride varnish (5%) 4 times a year to children age 2 and over
- be aware 2 of these applications may be provided by childsmile

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14
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resin fissure sealant application technique

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  • clean tooth to ensure free form debris
  • isolate tooth (cotton wool rolls, dry guard, aspiration)
  • etch the tooth for 30s with 37% phosphoric acid
  • apply resin sealant (bis-GMA)
  • light cure
  • check integrity
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15
Q

glass ionomer fissure sealant application

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  • wipe tooth dry if possible with cotton wool roll
  • firmly apply GI onto tooth using fingertip and keep finger in place for 2 minutes
  • cover GI with petroleum jelly to prevent moisture contamination
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16
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fluoride varnish application process

A

isolate and thoroughly dry teeth one quadrant at a time
use a microbrush to apply varnish

17
Q

post fluoride varnish patient instructions

A

no eating or drinking for 30 mins
no brushing teeth for 4 hours

18
Q

concentration and volumes of fluoride varnish

A

22,600ppm fluoride
0.25ml for primary
0.4ml for mixed
0.75 for permanent