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what must a mouthrinse be to have ADA seal |
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can mouthrinse be cosmetic only |
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why use pretreatment rinses |
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to reduce microbial load
reduce aerosols during handpiece use
rinse and refresh |
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what are 2 recommended pretreat rinses |
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-chlorhexidine
-listerine |
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when do you use a flouride rinse |
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after scaling, as part of caries prevention |
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Home care rinsing is using water between meals and snacks, why is this ineffective |
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does not get subgingival flora |
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use of waterpick or other appliance that uses liquid under pressure
a pulsating stream is more effective than solid stream |
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who might benefit from irrigation |
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restorative or ortho work
patients wired shut after surgury
removes free floating biofilm
only irrigates 3mm
reduces proinflammatory cytokines |
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what is the angle you should use with irrigation |
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Definition
right angles not at JE
only for patients with good dexterity |
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if someone is on premed do they irrigate 1st or medicate |
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what is the power in a dental professional irrigation system |
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what is a normal physiological salt solution |
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isontonic sodium chloride
1/2 teaspoon to 8 ounces of water |
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how much sodium bicarbonate is used |
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what is the prime area of tongue that collects debris |
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what is the main ingredient in commercial mouth rinses |
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water
alcohol too 15-30% (it dries)
then flavor
color
sweetening agent non cariogenic |
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what are oxygenating agents |
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Definition
cleansing agents
-effective in debridement
-antimicrobial as long as oxygen is released
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what are active ingredients in oxygenating agents |
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Definition
-hydrogen peroxide
-sodium perborate
-urea peroxide
-carbamine peroxide |
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what can hydrogen peroxide cause |
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Definition
sponginess
black hairy tongue
sensitive roots
demineralization |
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shrink tissues/cause demineralization
used during impressions
zinc chloride, zinc acetate, tannic acetic
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alleviate pain
phenol derivatives |
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what do buffering agents do |
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Definition
reduce acidity
relieve sore soft tissue
active ingredients: sodium borate, sodium bicarbonate |
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what does deodorizing agent do |
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nuetralize odors
decrease halitosis
ingredient: chlorophyl |
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what do chemotheraputics do |
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decrease inflammation
reduce spread of oral pathogens |
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what do antimicrobial agents do |
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reduce oral mo
inhibit bacterial activity
active ingredients are Chlorhexidine, iodine, flouride, phenol, listerine |
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what does stannous flouride do |
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stains and interferes with metabolism of biofilm |
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what does sodium flouride do |
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deposits flouride
cariostatic inhibits demineralization and enhances remineralization |
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what is the most effective anti plaque and anti gingivitis chemotheraputic agent available |
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Definition
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should you use chlorhexidine long term |
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Definition
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what is the function of chlorhexidine |
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bactericidal (cell wall) gram + and gram -
substantivity-adsorbed to teeth and pellicle and released slowly
used preprocedurally
inhibits gingivitis
decrease plaque
disinfectant
nug/anug
suppresses S. mutans |
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what is a recommended dose of chlorhexidine |
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15ml for 30 seconds 2x/day |
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what inactivates chlorhexidine |
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if a patient uses both chlorhexidine and sodium laurel sulfate how should they use these products together |
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what are side effects of chlorhexidine |
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-temporary loss of taste
-bitter taste
-burning mucusa
-dry or soreness of mucosa
-epithelial desquamation
-discoloration of teeth, tongue, restorations
-increase calculus
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what are phenolic related essential oils? what do they do |
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-thymol
-eucalyptol
-menthol
-methylsaclicylate
-listerine
all get ADA seal
-disrupts the bacterial cell wall and inhibits bacterial enzyme production |
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how much alcohol does listerine contain |
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bacteriostatic
can be used as irrigant
periostat, arestin |
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what are quaternary ammonium compounds |
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Definition
ex) cetylpyridinium chloride
not as effective as chlorhexidine
ruptures cell walls and alters cytoplasm of bacteria |
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Term
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Definition
viadent toothpast and mouthwash
alkaloid extract fro bloodroot plant
no benefits if used alone, but with used together decreases plaque and gingivitis |
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what are the contents in dentrifices |
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Definition
detergent
cleaning/polishing (abrasive)
humectant
binder
flavor
water
theraputic agent
preservative, sweetener, color |
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1-2%foaming agents
low surface tension
loosens debris
must be nontoxic, nuetral
sodium laural sulfate, sodium n laural sarcosinate |
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cleaning/polishing/abrasives |
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20-40%
no damage to tooth
calcium carbonate, silica |
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prevent separation
stable nontoxic
alginates organic colloids |
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20-40%
retain moisture and prevent hardening
stable nontoxic
glycerin, sorbitol |
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less than 1%
prevents bacterial growth,
prolongs shelf life
compatible with other ingredients
alcohols, benzoates, formaldehyde |
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what are some factors that affect abrasives |
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stiff toothbrush
force or pressure while brushing
concentration of dentrifice
exposure of cementum/dentin |
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what are the benefits of whitening |
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mild abrasives
removes surface stain |
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what is an abrasive that can be used for whitening |
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sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) |
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Definition
antimicrobial in colgate toothpaste
used in soaps and anitperspirants
can cause sensitivity and sloughing |
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what is used for desensitizing |
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flourides
potassium nitrate |
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Definition
baking soda and hydrogen perixide as dentrifice and salt solution irrigation
phase microscope and tetracyline used |
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what are theraputic actions that earn ADA seal |
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Definition
caries prevention
sensitivity reduction
calculus reduction
biofilm formation reduction
gingivitis reduction
tooth whitening |
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