Topical Fluoride Flashcards

1
Q

how is fluoride measured

A

ppm - 1mg F/litre

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2
Q

how much fluoride usually in toothpaste

A

1450ppm

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3
Q

if fluoride intake > 0.04mg/kg/day =

A

mild dental fluorosis

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4
Q

if fluoride intake >0.1mg/kg/day

A

more severe dental fluorosis

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5
Q

what teeth ae most susceptible for DF

A

permanent

first three years of life

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6
Q

what is fluorides function

A

controls initiation and progression of carious lesions

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7
Q

who does fluordei reduce decay

A

incorp floored in enamel during tooth dev
remin/demin mech
interfere with bac metab of carbs and reduces prod
creating shallower pits and fissure

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8
Q

what res poem fluoride delivery systems

A

systemic 0 ingestion

topical

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9
Q

how is system fluoride ingested

A

community based application

supplements

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10
Q

what is community based application

A
water - 60% red
salt - 50%  red 
milk
mineral water 
chew gum
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11
Q

what is fluordiaion community based methods recommended for

A

poor population
ppl limited dental health care
where active compliance to preventative caries low

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12
Q

what are some supplements helpful for

A

children at high risk caries

who don’t brush reg

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13
Q

wat is the prescripción of supplements

A

max dose 0.5mg

tablets dissolved slow in mouth

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14
Q

how is topical fluoride applied

A

professional

self

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15
Q

how are professional application caries out

A

varnishes
solutions
gels

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16
Q

how are self applied

A

toothpaste
mouth rinse
tablets
chew gum

17
Q

why are fluoride varnishes imp

A

red caries
slow release fluoride
effective for high caries
cost effective

18
Q

what sit he toxic amount fluodde for children

A

5mg/kg child weight

19
Q

what is signs of acute florid toxicity

A

stomach irritation
vomit
death

20
Q

fluoride solution

A

carie red
less expensive
to teeth with caries ro at risk