Selective Polishing, Fluoride Application, D-Sense, Oraqix Flashcards

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5 variables to consider

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abrasiveness
quantity
contact time
speed
pressure

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benefits

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extrinsic stain management
supragingival plaque biofilm removal

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precautions needed

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use a special polishing agent on restored tooth surfaces, such as composite, bonding, glass ionomer, porcelain, gold, or titanium

particle impaction risk immediately after deep scaling, periodontal debridement or root planing with gingival tissues may be irritated

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contraindications

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absence of stain
newly erupted teeth
enamel hypocalcification or hypoplasia
enamel demineralization and active carious lesions
areas of recession where cementum or dentin is exposed
areas of dentinal hypersensitivity
acute gingival or periodontal inflammation
allergy to ingredients in paste

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indications for restorations

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use least abrasive prophylaxis paste available
not recommended for implants

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components for polishing

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wrapped handpiece cassette
floss
prophy paste

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7
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what should you do after polishing

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FLOSS

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fluoride varnish indications for use

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increased caries risk (aids in remineralization process, can put on active caries), orthodontic patients, recession (aids in dental hypersensitivity), xerostomia, low fluoride exposure, children under 6

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after application instructions of fluoride varnish

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instruct patient that teeth will feel like they have a coating or film
avoid hard foods, drinking host or alcoholic beverages, brushing, flossing the teeth until next day or at least 4-6 hr after application

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fluoride trays after application instructions

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tilt head forward to remove tray
request patient to spit for several minutes
do not allow patient to swallow
use gauze to wipe excess gel or foam from teeth
use high-power suction to draw out saliva and gel
instruct patient that for 30 minutes they should not rinse, eat, drink, brush teeth

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fluoride trays application

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2 ml product in trays
white top, blue bottom
ensure tooth surfaces are dry
blue inserted first, place saliva ejector in mouth, have them hold in place then insert top white tray
wait for 4 minutes

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12
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what is in D-Sense

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calcium oxalate and potassium nitrate ions

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13
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what is D-Sense for

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dentinal hypersensitivity

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indications for D-Sense use

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noncarious cervical lesions
under crowns and bridges, when a standard cement is used
on any exposed dentin surface, such as the margins around temporary crowns
before and after tooth bleaching
under restorations gingival recession
before and after prophy

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D-Sense application

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check syringe flow
proceed to apply for 20 seconds to desired surface
dry area with light airflow to ensure the product is properly set

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15
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Oraqix what is in it

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lidocaine and prilocaine periodontal gel 2.5%

16
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what is Oraqix for

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soft tissue anesthesia

17
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how long does Oraqix last

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30 second onset time
20-minute duration