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Johnston and Vieria Study

o Various diseases are associated with a higher caries experience

Dean and Arnold Study

Fluoride’s reduces caries

Vipeholm Study

Measured the DMFT score vs. the amount of sugar consumed is positively correlated

Bo Krasse Study

Retrospective on Vipeholm


§ 20-30% did not develop caries at all even w/ high sugar


§ those who avoided sugar still developed caries

Michigan Study

Sugar consumption vs. DMFS score is not linearly related à other factors

PE Murray et al. Study

RGMI provides most consistent seal of all bonding agents and liners



Pulpal response minimal w/ 0.5mm of sound dentin remaining

Ripa Study

Fluoride mouth rinse does not reduce root caries

McKay Study

McKay observed Colorado Brown Stains – 1901

Fluoride was discovered in

1931

Newburgh-Kingston Study

reported a reduction in first molar caries due to water fluoridation

Grand Rapids Michigan

Grand Rapids Michigan – first city to fluoridate drinking water – 1945

York Study

York Study – systematic review studies using forest plots show that adding fluoride to the water supply really does reduce caries prevalence – yet there are still anti-fluoridation groups that refute scientific evidence

____ of all health care expenses on dental work

6.4% of all health care expenses on dental work

____ of the population receives ____ of the restorations

10% of the population receives 65% of the restorations

____ Copper in modern amalgams

12-20% Copper in modern amalgams

____ Copper in GV Black’s amalgams

5% Copper in GV Black’s amalgams

____of the general population have hyposalivation

15-30% of the general population have hyposalivation

____ of the elderly population have hyposalivation

24-40% of the elderly population have hyposalivation

Increase in caries in the 3-5 age groups from ____ to ____

Increase in caries in the 3-5 age groups from 23% to 28%

____ increase in ECC from 1988 to 1994 and again from 1994 to 2004

15% increase in ECC from 1988 to 1994 and again from 1994 to 2004

____ of the population over 65 years old in 2000

16% of the population over 65 years old in 2000

By 2030 ____will be over 65

By 2030 20% will be over 65

____ of children experiences cavities between 1999 to 2004

28% of children experiences cavities between 1999 to 2004

____reduction in caries due to fluoridation

40-60% reduction in caries due to fluoridation

____ prevented fraction due to fluoride varnish

47% prevented fraction due to fluoride varnish

____ of the US population lives in a water fluoridated community

62% of the US population lives in a water fluoridated community

____ of decay is in ____ of the population (same for children)

80% of decay is in 20% of the population (same for children)

____ of sound teeth are cut


13% of sound teeth are cut


____ of lesions are missed


40% of lesions are missed



____ of the time we make the wrong decision



27% of the time we make the wrong decision



____ Radiograph sensitivity



59% Radiograph sensitivity



____ sensitivity and ____ specificity using an explorer to detect caries



60% sensitivity and 87% specificity using an explorer to detect caries



____ sensitivity and ____ specificity visually detecting caries


65% sensitivity and 82% specificity visually detecting caries

Healthy People Objectives



Reduce caries experience in 3-5 year olds from ____ to ____

Reduce caries experience in 3-5 year olds from 33.3% to 30%

Healthy People Objectives



Reduce untreated caries in 3-5 year olds from ____ to ____

Reduce untreated caries in 3-5 year olds from 23.8% to 21.4%

Caries Prevalence in Children = ____

Caries Prevalence in Children = 41%

Caries Prevalence in Adolescent = ____

Caries Prevalence in Adolescent = 42%

Caries Prevalence in adult = ____

Caries Prevalence in adult =90%

____ of 2 year olds have had a lesion

11% of 2 year olds have had a lesion

____ of 3 year olds have had a lesion

22% of 3 year olds have had a lesion

____ of 4 year olds have had a lesion

33% of 4 year olds have had a lesion

____ of 5 year olds have had a lesion

44% of 5 year olds have had a lesion

Bowen

composite resin

Buonocore

acid etch technique

Dawes

7 factors that affect salivary flow rate

GV Black

Father of modern dentistry (1836-1915)

Hume

defined caries

Kleinman and Johnson

saliva mediates plaque pH

McKay

brown stains on teeth

Miller

bacteria produce the acid as a product of sugar metabolism

Robertson

food produces acid that erode the teeth

Shaw & Wollman

inadequate saliva flow increases caries suceptability

Stephan

created curve illustrating the drop in pH in the oral cavity after a meal

_____ fluoride in sea water

1.0-1.5ppm fluoride in sea water

_____ fluoride in lake/river water

<0.1ppm fluoride in lake/river water

Tooth Decay _____ times more prevalent than Asthma

Tooth Decay 5 times more prevalent than Asthma

_____million children don’t have dental insurance

20 million children don’t have dental insurance

Life expectancy of composite is _____ to _____ years, amalgam is _____-_____ years

Life expectancy of composite is 8 to 12 years, amalgam is 12-15 years

_____-_____ of saliva secreted daily

0.5-1.5L of saliva secreted daily

_____ public water supplies have no fluoride

46000 public water supplies have no fluoride

_____ppm fluoride in varnish

22000ppm fluoride in varnish

Stimulated Flow in hypo salivation

<1.0mL/min

Unstimulated Flow in hypo salivation

<0.1mL/min​