Nutrients
Which nutrient is important for tissue growth and repair?
Protien
What is the main source of added simple carbohydrates in our diet?
sugary drinks
cariogenic
What is the recommended toothbrushing method?
Bass
Coloring agent used to make plaque visible when applied to teeth
disclosing agent
What is the main source of energy for the body?
Carbohydrate
Why does sugar frequency matter?
Repeated exposures create repeated acid challenges
A natural sugar substitute thought to reduce tooth decay
Xylitol
Which two interdental aids are used for flossing under a bridge?
Superfloss and bridge(floss) threader
Fluoride that is applied directly to the tooth
topical
What is another name for fats?
Lipids
Why can sticky candy be concerning?
it can remain in contact with teeth longer
Eating disorder caused by binge eating and self-induced vomiting
Bulimia
vigorously scrubbing the teeth with a toothbrush can cause?
Abrasion
systemic
Name the micronutrients
vitamins and minerals
A young adult says "I only drink one pop a day". What is the appropriate follow-up question?
Do you drink it in one sitting or sip on it?
compounds in proteins used by the body to build and repair tissue
amino acids
What is the purpose of oral irrigation devices?
to disrupt bacteria in interpoximal areas
Concentrated form of topical fluoride applied to teeth by a dental professional
Fluoride varnish
Name the macronutrients
Carbs, protiens, fats, water
What can oral bacteria produce from fermentable carbohydrates?
acids
Waxy fatlike substance found in all cells in the body
What is the recommended concentration of fluoride in drinking water recommended by the U.S. department of Health and Human Services
0.7mg/L
Fluoride that treats decay and prevents it from progressing
silver diamine