Week 1 Prophylaxis Flashcards

1
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be able to classify the causes of tooth staining

A

Classification

  • Extrinsic
  • Intrinsic
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2
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identify the causes of tooth staining

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Green - Chromogenic bacteria

Black - Iron in saliva, soy products

Orange - chromogenic bacteria

Brown - Smoking, betal nut chewing, tobacco chewing, food and beverage pigment, medicaments

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3
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Intrinsic examples and colours

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  • White - enamel hypoplasia, fluorosis, amelogenesis imperfecta both types, enamel opacities, demineralisation, enamel caries
  • Black brown - Enamel caries
  • Translucent/Orange - Dentinogenesis imperfecta
  • Brown - Extrinsic staining diffused into irregularities on tooth structure .
  • Black - pulp necrosis, RBSs lysis
  • Green, yellowish brown, pearl grey, to yellow, to dark green/brown - Pigaments incorporated in developmnt, bile pigments, tetracycline
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4
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What are the contraindications to polishing?

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  • Xerostamnia
  • Active demineralisation
    • Exposed root surface
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5
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What are the precautions when polishing?

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  • Mobile teeth
  • Painful teeth
  • Painful inflammed gingiva
    • hypersensitivity
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6
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What is selective polishing?

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Polishing of team on an as-needed basis when stain is present that is not removed during instrumentation.

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7
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What are the adverse effect of Polishing?

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  • Tooth surface abrasion
  • Damage to restoration, gold, composites
  • Aerosol production
  • Heat production
  • Gingival tissue trauma
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8
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Describe the products used in prophylaxis

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​Prophylaxis paste comes in a paste form, comes in fine, medium, coarse.

It may contain :

  • Fluoride
  • ACPCPP (tooth moose)
  • ACP (recaladent)
  • Hydrogen peroxide
  • Arginine bicarbonate, calcium bicarbonate or carbonate (sensistat)
  • Sodium calcium phosphosilicate
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9
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What are the steps undertaken during prophylaxis?

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  1. Begin posteriorly ( quadrant and tooth surface)
  2. Buccal first, then palatal-occlusal aspects last
  3. Gentle pressure, adapt to tooth shape, stroking action, 2-3 second contact with each tooth surface
  4. Stable fulcrum
  5. Rinse frequently for patient comfort
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10
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What are some good tips for prophylaxis?

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  • Hold mirror in non-dominate hand for retraction
  • ask patient to close up half way to help you gain access to difficult areas
  • stroke stratergies
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11
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What do you do before clinical procedure

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  1. Evaluate client health, and pharmacy history
  2. Identify tooth surfaces indicated and contraindicated for polishing.

Rule of thumb polish aesthetic restoration first

  1. Educate pt regarding prophy
  2. Select correct polish paste
  3. Your PPE and Pt PPE
  4. Preprocedure antimicrobial rinse if needed
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12
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What are the indiciations of polishing paste?

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  • Pleases patient
  • aesthetically please

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