test 2, Cariology cambra, caries risk and management Flashcards
Whats the best predictor of caries risk?
current caries experience.
how is the caries experience calculated?
- count the number of lesions present
2. record the number of restorations of past 3 years
what would be considered a high rate of activity?
yearly increment of 2+ lesions, also caries in areas of high salivary flow.
what year did JADA publish the first outline of caries risk assesment?
1995
whats the population approach in caries risk assesment?
indentification and quantification of risk factors that can significantly compromise the health of the population and intervention strategies that can help. ( fluoridation of water)
Whats the individual approach in caries risk assesment?
includes the presence or absence of factors the carious process( medications, habits, lifestyle) and inserting these variables into statistical decision models to predict a personos risk of disease over some future period.
What are the 2 objectives to this patient specific CRA?
- Dentists can use it for decision making process
2. use it as educational opportunity for patients
what does CAMBRA stand for
caries management by risk assesment ( started in 2002)
in 2007 the CDA CRA ws created which inculded what 3 things?
disease indicators, risk factors, protective factors
What are disease indicators of CDA CRA?
markers that are indicative of past caries, these are not causative factors
ex: visible cavities, radiograph penetration into dentin, interproximal enamel lesions, white spots, restorations placed whithin last 3 years
what are disease risk factors of CDA CRA?
things that increase demineralization
ex: certain bacteria, snacking, drugs, ortho, salivary reduction, soda, medical problems ( GERD)
what are disease protective factors of CDA CRA?
things that enhance remineralization
ex: salivary flow, fluoride, xylitol, proper OH, sealants, proper diet
if a person has ___ or more disease indicators they are considered high risk.
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what makes someone considered “ extreme risk patient”
a high risk person with xerostomia or special needs issues.
what makes someone considered “ low risk” for careis
little or no caries/restorations