Caries Flashcards
1
Q
What are decalcification caries?
A
White/brown spot lesions
2
Q
Where do you find smooth surface caries?
A
Buccal/lingual/cervical areas
3
Q
Where is most commonly affected by nursing bottle caries?
A
Maxillary incisors, 1st molars and mandibular canines
4
Q
What is rampant caries?
A
More than 10 new lesions in a year
5
Q
How often should bitewings be carried out on a high risk child?
A
Every 6 months
6
Q
How often should bitewings be carried out on a low risk child?
A
18-24 months
7
Q
What fluoride should a 3 year old use?
A
1000ppm
A pea sized amount
8
Q
What age can you prescribe 2,800ppm fluoride?
A
10 and older
9
Q
What age can you prescribe 5,000ppm fluoride
A
Age 16 and older
10
Q
What age is mouthwash considered?
A
6 and above
Need to understand concept of rinsing and not swallowing
