Introduction Flashcards

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pediatric dentistry definition (ADA)

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age-defined specialty that provides both primary and comprehensive preventive and therapeutic oral health care for infants and children through adolescence including those with special needs

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2
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adult dentistry ratio

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(1:1) patient-dentist

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3
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pediatric dentistry ratio

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(1:2) child & parent - dentist

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4
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can sometimes be considered as parent

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extended family

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5
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purpose of establishing rapport with parent/guardian

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to gain confidence and trust

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6
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pediatric treatment triangle

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  • apex: pedia patient
  • base: parent and dentist
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7
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requirement for pediatric dentists

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considerable amount of patience and skill

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8
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pediatric dentistry: aims and objectives

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  1. Give comfort, relieve pain, remove infection, and restore
    treatment
  2. Alleviate fear and anxiety and modify behavior
  3. Instill a positive attitude and behavior
  4. Implement principles of preventive dentistry from birth
  5. Parental guidance and counseling regarding preventive
    dentistry and treatment modalities
  6. Early diagnosis and treatment
  7. Occlusal guidance and early treatment of developing
    malocclusion
  8. Manage children with special health care needs
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9
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other terms for deciduous teeth

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  • primary teeth
  • milk teeth
  • baby teeth
  • temporary teeth
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10
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earliest evidence of deciduous teeth development

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6th week of embryonic life

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11
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importance of primary dentition

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  1. function
  2. speech
  3. esthetics
  4. growth and development
  5. guidance for permanent teeth
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12
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dental consonants

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/d/, /t/. /n/ /l/

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13
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early extraction of deciduous teeth may cause:

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  • delayed eruption of natural teeth
  • misalignment of natural teeth
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14
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sequelae of non-treatment of primary dentition

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  1. pain
  2. sepsis
  3. space loss
  4. disruption of quality of life
  5. disruption of growth and development
  6. hospitalization and emergency visits
  7. treatment and financial cost
  8. greater risk of new carious lesion in both primary and permanent dentition
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15
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5th vital sign

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pain

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16
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of affected children by dental caries in the Philippines

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8/10 children

17
Q

most common cause of dental pain

A

carious molars

18
Q

caused by failure to treat caries

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high risk of sepsis

19
Q

caused by sepsis

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  • cellulitis
  • Ludwig’s angina
20
Q

management of sepsis

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  • specialist care
  • IV antibiotics (ER)
  • secure the airway
  • drainage
21
Q

premature loss of primary molars may contribute to problems such as:

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  • deviation of midline
  • crowding
  • dental impaction
  • ectopic eruption
  • crossbite formation
22
Q

% disruption of quality of life

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  • 86% ability to eat
  • 50% ability to sleep
  • 32% school participation
23
Q

effects of disruption of growth and development

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  • weigh less
  • psychological signs of malnutrition
  • iron deficiency anemia
24
Q

most frequent diagnosis in emergencies related to dental caries

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  • abscess with sinus tract
  • caries with spontaneous pain
  • caries with provoked pain
  • cellulitis
25
Q

excessive administration for pain management

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acetaminophen toxicity