nutrition and caries Flashcards
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what is pre eruption effects
nutritional effects which effect the enamel systemically eg calcium deficiency leading to rickets
what is pre eruption effects
nutritional effects which effect the enamel systemically eg calcium deficiency leading to rickets
what is post eruption effects
NUTRITIONAL EFFECTS THAT are topical only on the enamel
what might dietary components cause
increased or decreased caries risk
why might dietary components cause increased caries risk
increase in fermentable carbohydrates
reduction in remineralisation process
reduction in salivary flow
why might dietary components decrease caries risk
inhibit microbial metabolism
promote natural remineralisation
which nutritional factors may affect the teeth during enamle development
mineral ions
vitamins
what does deficient calcium or phosphate lead to
compromisation of mineral tissues such as teeth- eg hypoplastic enamel
what does XS fluoride intake lead to
fluorosis
lead to fragility
what does a decrease in fluoride lead to
increases susceptibility to caries
what does a decrease in fluoride lead to
increases susceptibility to caries
what is post eruption effects
NUTRITIONAL EFFECTS THAT are topical only on the enamel
what might dietary components cause
increased or decreased caries risk
why might dietary components cause increased caries risk
increase in fermentable carbohydrates
reduction in remineralisation process
reduction in salivary flow
why might dietary components decrease caries risk
inhibit microbial metabolism
promote natural remineralisation
which nutritional factors may affect the teeth during enamle development
mineral ions
vitamins
what does deficient calcium or phosphate lead to
compromisation of mineral tissues such as teeth- eg hypoplastic enamel
if calcium is scarce growth of what is more important
enamel development rather than bone
what does XS fluoride intake lead to
fluorosis
what does pem lead to in the saliva
low protein diet- PEM can lead to decrease in the calcium content of saliva and protein content and the proteins form protective layer of the saliva
and the buffering- IgA and lysozymes rate reduced
reduced fluid rate
what can vit E deficiency lead to
disturb enamel formation in animals
RARE IN HUMAN
give examples of protein found in saliva
arginase and ferritin
what does arginase do in the saliva
bacteria feed on the arginine in the plaque which produces urea and ornithine
why is the urea helpful in the arginine pathway
as then the bacteria feeds on the urea and arginase and releases ammonia to create a favourable alkaline environment
