DA Chapter 15 Recall Questions

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What information must a patient include in a food diary?

*time when food eaten *note foods sweetened with added sugar *dried fruits *arrange in food groups *adequacy of the diet *assess the frequency and consistency of presweetened foods determine patients need for dietary counseling

Which method of tooth brushing is generally recommended?

Bass

What are dental sealants?

a plastic-like coating that is applies over the occlusal pits and groves of the teeth to protect difficult to clean occlusal surface

What can patients do daily to remove plaque?

brush and floss

What is the key dietary factor that relates to dental caries?

caries cannot occur without dietary sugars.

What are the two most common dental diseases?

dental caries and periodontal disease

What cleaners can be used to clean dentures?

denture cleanser, mild soap, dishwashing liquid, mild toothpaste

What precautions are necessary for children who use fluoridated toothpaste?

don't swallow

What is the difference between dental floss and dental tape?

floss - circular shape tape - is flat

What is the name of the dental condition that results from too much fluoride?

fluorosis

How do sugar-free sodas relate to dental caries?

have their own acid that attacks teeth for 20 minutes

What is the goal of preventive dentistry?

help people of all ages attain optimal oral health throughout their lives

What is the goal of a patient education program?

lifetime oral health

What is the initial step in a patient education program?

listen carefully to the patients

Which is more effective: waxed or unwaxed dental floss?

no difference in the effectiveness of waxed or unwaxed floss

If you cannot brush and floss after lunch, what should you do?

rinse with water

What is the process by which fluoride prevents decay?

slowing demineralization and enhance remineralization of tooth surfaces

Which type of toothbrush bristle is usually recommended?

soft-bristle

What are the two routes or means by which the body receives fluoride?

systemic - ingested topical - applied

Will "tarter control" toothpaste remove calculus?

yes


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