Tooth Morphology
How many teeth do children have? Adults?
20 and 32
How often should a patient see the dentist?
every 6 months
oral biofilm is also known as
plaque
calculus is also known as
tartar
What is bruxism?
grinding of the teeth
name the 5th cusp
cusp of Carabelli
When should a person first see a dentist?
when the first tooth shows or by the first birthday
What is the main caries causing bacteria
mutans streptococci (MS) and lactobacilli (LB)
sub vs supra
sub=below
supra= above
How many compressions to breath in CPR?
30:2
What are the scalloped extensions of the incisal surface called?
mamelons
What are considered preventive procedures in the dental office
x-rays, exams, cleanings, fluoride, and sealants
3 factors needed for caries to develop
1. susceptible tooth
2. fermentable carbohydrates
3. specific bacteria
Which minerals form calculus
calcium phosphate
how often should you change your toothbrush
every 3 months or after illness such as flu and covid
The buds for the 1st permanent molars form at approximately
17 weeks of fetal life
What is the most frequently recommended brushing technique
Bass method
CAMBRA is short for
caries management by risk assessment
Women with severe periodontal disease have ____ times the risk of having PLBW babies compared with women with little or no periodontal disease.
7
Eugenol is made from
oil of cloves
Which teeth do adults have that children do not?
pre-molars/bicuspids
Fluoride comes in various types. What are they?
gel, foam, rinse, and varnish
4 risk factors for ECC
• Low-income families
• Particular ethnic groups
• Limited access to care
• Lack of water fluoridation
Stages of Periodontal Diseases
• Gingivitis
• Early Periodontitis
• Moderate Periodontitis
• Advanced Periodontitis
What is Ms. Jo's favorite flower?
Gerbera Daisy