silver diamine flouride Flashcards
affected dentin
1) acid
2) demineralized
–
1) necrotic zone
2) contaminated zone
infected dentin
1) demineralized zone
2) translucent zone
caries risk assessment + therapeutic aids
1) individual assessment
2) extreme, high, moderate, low
dilver diamine fluoride
1) 25% silver
- antimicrobial
2) 8% ammonia
- solvent
3) 5% fluoride
- remineralization
SDM development
1) developed from silver nitrate
2) used in japan for over 900 years
3) for caries arrest
4) NH3+ added in 1960s
5) SDF available since 1980s
SDF function
1) decreases dentinal hypersensitivity
- why it was FDA approved in 2016
- D1354
2) arrests caries
3) prevents caries (directly and indirectly)
fluoride
1) remineralization
2) inhibited demin
3) inhibits plaque bacteria
4) also approved for dentinal hypersensitivity
silver ion
1) denatures of all proteins
2) breaks cell walls
3) inhibits DNA replication
4) coagulant
- denatures exposed dentin proteins
zombie effect
1) silver killed biofilm, continues to kill active bacteria
2) SDF has sustainable antimicrobial effects
- penetrates the tubules
SDF and enamel
1) enamel surface increases in density
2) effective in preventing caries
- arrests >90% when used 2x/year
- powerful indirect prevention
SDF safety
1) one drop 20 uL
2) up to 5+ lesions
3) safe if not allergic
SDF contraindicated
1) silver allergy
2) significant desquamative processes
3) ulcerative gingivitis or stomatitis
other considerations
1) turns lesions dark
2) if on mucosa
- white mucosal lesion may form
- temporary for 48 hours
competing manufacturers
1) riva star and advantage arrest
- riva star can cause mucosal changes
- use with rubber dam
- intended for use on posterior teeth as desensitizer and cavity cleanser
risk
1) dark stain
- temp or soft tissue