Dentifrice Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

components of dentifrice (7)

A

Fluoride
Abrasive
Humectant
Binder
Surfactant
Flavoring Agent
Sweeteners

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2
Q

Abrasive
Agents
(3)

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Silicas
Carbonates
Phosphates

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3
Q

Polishing
Agents
(3)

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Aluminum
Calcium
Tin

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4
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skipped
abrasiveness depends on (8)

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▪Hardness of abrasive
▪Size
▪Shape
▪Brushing Technique
▪Pressure of Brush
▪Hardness of bristles
▪Direction of brushing stroke
▪Number of strokes

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5
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Humectants
(4)

A

Sorbitol
Manitol
Glycerin
Propylene Glycol

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6
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Humectants
fxn (4)

A

Maintain moisture
Prevent evaporation
Prevent hardening
Increase shelf life

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7
Q

Binders
(3)

A

Natural Gums
Synthetic Cellulose
Seaweed Extracts

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8
Q

Binders
fxn (3)

A

Thickening Agent
Stabilizes
Prevents solids from settling out

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9
Q

Flavor needs to be:
(3)

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▪Pleasant
▪Immediate
▪Long lasting

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10
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Synthetic Flavors
(6)

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Spearmint
Cinnamon
Wintermint
Peppermint
Vanilla
Citrus

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Essential Oils
(4)

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Thymol
Menthol
Eucalyptol
Methyl Salicylate

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12
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Non-cariogenic sweeteners:
(7)

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*Saccharin
*Cyclamate
Sorbitol
Mannitol
Glycerin
*Xylitol
** - Agents that serve as humectants

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13
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Early sweeteners:

A

HONEY, S UGAR

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14
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early sweeteners (2)

A

Broken down in the mouth
*Produce acid, lower pH

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15
Q

Soaps

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▪ Used in Early Toothpaste

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16
Q

soaps
▪ Disadvantages
(3)

A

▪ Irritating
▪ Flavor is difficult to mask
▪ Incompatible

17
Q

Detergents
(5)

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▪ Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS)
▪ Stable/compatible
▪ Some antibacterial properties
▪ Flavor easy to mask
▪ Low surface tension

18
Q

All ADA Accepted toothpastes contain —

19
Q

No ADA Accepted toothpaste contains —

20
Q

Therapeutic
*ANTI-CARIES
(2)

A

*Fluoride
Most OTC toothpastes are 1,000 ppm

21
Q

Fluoride
*Sodium fluoride (NaF) -
*Sodium monofluorophosphate (MFP) –
*Stannous fluoride (SnF2) –

A

0.22% at 1,100 ppm
0.76% at 1,000 ppm
0.4% at 1,000 ppm

22
Q

Stannous Fluoride
Reported activity against:
(3)

A
  • Caries
  • Plaque
  • Gingivitis
23
Q

Stannous Fluoride
Research indicates superior
efficacy:
(4)

A
  • Antimicrobial
  • Plaque**
  • Gingivitis/gingival bleeding
  • Calculus control
24
Q

Toothpaste with hydroxyapatite
(6)

A
  • Newer ingredient
  • Lab generated
  • Non-toxic
  • Biocompatible
  • May be used in conjunction with
    fluoride
  • Often paired with xylitol
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Therapeutic *ANTI-HYPERSENSITIVITY (3)
*Potassium Nitrate *Stannous Fluoride *ADA seal for anti-hypersensitivity effects
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Potassium Nitrate
*Penetrates through the length of dentinal tubules and depolarizes sensory nerve endings
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Stannous Fluoride
*Blocking of exposed dentinal tubules
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Therapeutic *ANTI-GINGIVITIS (2)
*Stannous Fluoride *Triclosan - NOT USED
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*Stannous Fluoride
*Crest Pro-Health
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*Triclosan
*Colgate Total NOT USED ANYMORE
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baking soda toothpastes *Contain: (3)
*Sodium bicarbonate *Silicate *Fluoride
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baking soda toothpastes (2)
May have ADA seal- NOT due to baking soda effects *Baking soda toothpastes are no more effective than regular toothpaste
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anticalculus dentifrices (2)
Tartar control toothpaste ADA seal NOT awarded for anti- calculus claim
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Tartar control toothpaste (2)
▪ Crystalline growth inhibitors interrupt process of mineralization ▪ Soluble pyrophosphates
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whitening toothpastes May ---: Guidelines for whitening products implemented
1998
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whitening toothpastes control stain via: (4)
* Physical Methods * Abrasives * Chemical Mechanisms * Surface active agents or bleaching/oxidizing agents
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whitening toothpastes *Polishing or chemical agents that remove stain (4)
*Hydrated silica *Titanium dioxide *Hydrogen Peroxide *Carbamide Peroxide