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DA Chapter 4
Question | Answer |
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The most widely used brushing technique is? | Modified bass |
What is the most effective way to remove bacterial plaque from the proximal surfaces of the teeth? | Dental floss |
What is the optimal level of fluoridation? | 1 ppm |
When dispensing dental floss, an appropriate length is? | 18" |
The condition that causes an abnormally dry mouth is called? | Xerosteomia |
A sticky mass that contains bacteria and grows in colonies on the teeth is called? | Plaque |
The age group in which children are very concerned with fitting into a group and doing what others do is? | 9-12 |
Dentifrice refers to? | Toothpaste |
A condition where the enamel shows varying degrees of white areas or brown lines could be? | Enamel hypoplasia |
Which foods naturally contain small small amounts of flouride? | Meat, Vegetables, Cereal and Citrus fruits |
T/F Each patient should be treated as an individual when developing personal oral hygiene goals. | True |
T/F Acute fluoride poisoning is very common. | False |
T/F A patient should drink milk as a demulcent when fluoride toxicity is suspected. | True |
T/F With increased exposure to fluoride, the enamel of the teeth may become cracked and pitted. | True |
T/F There can be a dual benefit of chewing fluoride tablets. | True |
T/F Topical fluoride can assist in the remineralization of decalcified areas. | True |
What should individuals do to prevent decay? | Brush, floss, and dental visits |
Describe plaque... | White sticky mass that contains bacteria |
Write the dental decay equation... | Sugar + Plaque= Acid + Tooth= Decay |
The use of disclosing agents will? | Makes plaque visible |
Which organization awards a seal of acceptance classification to products that are safe and effective for self-care? | ADA |
Mouth rinse is used for? | Breath, taste, and debris removal |
Correct toothbrush design includes... | Firm handle, flexible nylon bristles, and lightweight course |
How often should the teeth be flossed? | Daily |
Which prosthetic device requires special oral hygiene care? | Fixed bridge |
Orthodontic appliances must be kept plaque free by using what? | Floss threader, interproximal brushes, and waterpic |
Chronic fluoride poisoning can result from what? | High fluoride levels in H2O or combinations of several fluoride sources. |
What is the primary dental health benefits of fluoride? | Reduction of dental caries |
Fluoride compounds used today are? | Sodium fluoride, stannous fluoride and acidulated phosphate |
What are the aids for cleaning between the teeth? | Interproximal brush, floss, rubber and wooden stimulators, floss holder and threader, water irrigation. |
What brushing technique is this...The brush is angled toward the occlusal surface | Charters |
What brushing technique is this...The brush points towards the apex and is rolled away from the gumline | Rolling stroke |
What brushing technique is this...The brush is held flat against the teeth and moved in a circular motion | Fones |
What brushing technique is this...Brush is held at a 45 degree angle and then vibrated back and forth | Bass or modified Bass |
What brushing technique is this...The brush is moved back and forth with a scrubbing motion | Modified scrub |
What brushing technique is this...The brush is swept downward and vibrated away from the gum line | Stillman |