Water Fluoridation Flashcards

1
Q

when did US Public Health make a recommendation for water fluoridation?

A

around 1962

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2
Q

recommended rage of ppm for fluoride

A

0.7-1.2 ppm

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3
Q

very mild to severe fluorosis in 1967-1980 VS 1981-1996

A

22.8% vs 32%

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4
Q

universal fluoride ppm recommendation

A

0.7 ppm

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5
Q

EPA maximum for adverse health for fluoride

A

4ppm

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6
Q

EPA secondary maximum for esthetics (fluorosis) for fluoride

A

2ppm

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7
Q

what does fluoride do?

A
  • reduces enamel solubility
  • promotes remineralization
  • higher levels inhibit growth of cariogenic organisms
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8
Q

primary method of fluoride

A

topical, even when given systemically

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9
Q

CDC recommends using ______ distilled, deionized, or purified water for reconstitution for 0-12 month bottle use

A

some of the time

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10
Q

1 ppm = __ mg/L

A

1 mg/L

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11
Q

does the ADA currently recommend for high risk children age 0-6 a dose for fluoride drinking water exposure?

A

no (see slide 27 in water fluoridation module)

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