Fluoride II Flashcards

1
Q

2 most common causes of death in acute fl poisoning

A

cardiac failure

respiratory paralysis

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2
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daily use of fl gel in custom trays indicated for

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pts w/:
full mouth rehabilitation
undergoing head and neck radiation therapy

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3
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acidulated phosphate fl is contraindicated for

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porcelain crowns

composite veneers

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4
Q

approved fl compounds found in otc dentifrices include

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sodium fluoride
stannous fluoride
sodium monofluorophosphate

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5
Q

arguments against fluoridating public water supplies used by antifluoridationists

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fl increases risk of birth defects
fl increases risk of cancer
addition of fl to public drinking water is unconstitutional

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6
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side effect of topical application of stannous fl solution

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brown staining

gingival reaction

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7
Q

3yo lives in nonfluoridated area has rampant decay. what home-care regimen

A

fl tablets
fl dentifrice
brush on fl gel

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8
Q

fluorides thought to protect teeth from caries by which mechanism

A
antibacterial action
inhibition of glycolysis
reduction of plaque adhesion
reduction in enamel solubility
enhancement of remineralization
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9
Q

fluoride toxicity manifests in bones as

A

osteosclerosis

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10
Q

injestion of fluoridated water form birth shown to reduce tooth decay in children by what percentage

A

60%

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11
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fluorosis may result if excessive fl is consumed during which stage of tooth development

A

calcification

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12
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characteristic of fl regime that enhances remineralization

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low concentration used daily

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13
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at age 11, individual who has lived in nonfluoridated community since birth moves to area w/ water at 10ppm. at 35 he is likely to exhibit

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increased fl stored in bones

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14
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in communities w/o fluoridated water supply, most cost effective method for delivering systemic fl to 6-12 yo

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school water fluoridation

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15
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after ingestion of fluorapatite in enamel, this increases resistance of enamel b/c fluorapatite is

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a dense molecule resists penetration by acids

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16
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amount of untreated dental caries in population at a given time

A

prevalence

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17
Q

fl toxicity in bones

A

osteosclerosis

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18
Q

14 yo: what supplement w/ no water fluoridation

A

1.00 mg

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19
Q

topical fl uptake

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fl diffuses into enamel of erupted tooth

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20
Q

CLD of Fl

adult and child

A

adult 5-10g NaF

child 0.5-1.0g NaF

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21
Q

STD is ____ CLD

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1/4

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22
Q

tx of acute fl poisoning

A

induce vomiting

23
Q

unless there is some clinical reason for polishing, the pumice prophylaxis may be omitted prior to fl tx b/c

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prophylaxis removes the fluoride rich outer layer of enamel

24
Q

fl thought to protect teeth from caries by which mechanism

A
antibacterial action
inhibition of glycolysis
reduction in plaque adhesion
reduction in enamel solubility
enhancement of remineralization
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what reduces root hypersensitivity
topical fl
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type and concentration of fl recommended to h&n cancer pt for home care custom tray use
1% neutral sodium fl
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symptoms of acute fl toxicity
cramps vomiting diarrhea
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methods of fl therapy may effect morphology of dentition
water fluoridation diet supplementation program (systemic fl)
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dosage of a fl tablet supplement should be prescribed to preschooler who consumes optimum fl drinking water
none
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when ingested 90-95% absorbed
stomach & small intestine
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most inorganic matter of teeth occurs as
hydroxyapatite
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most table reaction product of a topical application of fl
fluorapatite
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pH range of acidulated fl gels
3.5
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symptoms of chronic fl toxicity
``` dental fluorosis bone fluorosis (form of osteosclerosis) ```
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areas have greatest uptake of topical fl
anterior teeth/areas of demineralization
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optimum concentration of fl in drinking water is
warmer: 0.7ppm cooler: 1.2ppm
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how does fl ion affect crystal size solubility of the hydroxyapatite crystal
fl increases size of reminerlized crystals resulting in decreased enamel solubility enamel crystal size increases; solubility decreases
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fluoridation of water supply often accomplished by adding appropriate amounts of what type of fl
sodium silicofluoride
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2 main substances removed from enamel in demineralization of enamel are
calcium and phosphorus
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fl mouthrinses contraindicated for children under
6yo
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8% stannous fl contains
19,360 ppm
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mouthrinse programs used daily should use ___ NaF
.05%
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7 issues must be considered for professional fluoride therapy
1. Fluoride level in the primary water supply 2. Overall exposure to fluoride 3. Presence of newly erupted teeth or mixed dentition 4. Caries assessment 5. Client’s ability to tolerate a 4 min topical application 6. Age of client (over 6 years) 7. Physical or cognitive abilities
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What to do in case of Fl toxicity
Lime water or Fl binding liquid like milk
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should cases of fl toxicity be documented
yes
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1st permanent teeth to erupt
6yr molars
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1st sign of toxicity
nausea
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cause of 1st sign of fl toxicity
1. Fl Rx with HCl acids of stomach 2. Creates HFl (hydrogen fluoride) 3. Irritates stomach
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Shape of smooth surface caries
Pyramidal Surface is wide Pointed toward DEJ
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3 examples of Fl binding liquid
Lime water Milk Antacids containing magnesium hydroxide and aluminum hydroxide
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Chemical formula for magnesium hydroxide
Mg(OH)2
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What type of effect does Fl have on root caries
topically post eruption effect
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home fl therapies incld
custom trays
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widely used fl vehicle
toothpaste