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16 Cards in this Set
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Hydrogen peroxide vs carbamide peroxide
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HP range is 1.5-10%
CP range is 10-40% HP is 3 times more potent |
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four contraindications for bleaching vital teeth
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extremely large pulps, exposed root surfaces, transiet hyperemia from ortho or home use gel(all hypersensitivity), allergic reactions, pregnancy, lack of compliance
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ADA accepted dentist dispensed bleaching products
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1. starbrite solution (35% Hydrogen peroxide, in office procedure only);; Take homes 2. opalescence by Ultradent (dental college uses); 3. Rembrandt by Den-Mat (rembrandt quik start solution 35% in office; rembrandt gel plus kit= 6 day supply of 15% HP, 15 min/2 times daily)
3. Nite white excel by discus dental 4. platinum professional tooth whitenening by colgate |
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Listerine and chlorohexidine alcohol content
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Listerine: green, blue, citrus all contain 21.6%; gold 26.9%
Chlorohexidine: 11.6% |
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pH's at which dentin and enamel begin to demineralize
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enamel=5.6
dentin=6.0 |
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Prebrushing (Plax Prebrushing Rinse) has what in it and its affect?
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SLS (Sodium lauryl sulfate)
-suding agent (irritant) -canker sore festival NOT reccomended |
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Advantages of chlorohexidine mouthrinse?
(peridex, periogard, and generics) |
ADA accepted, substantivity, -lack of toxicity
-broad spectrum of antimicrobial activity -"The Gold Standard" for therapeutic mouth rinses because most effective |
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Disadvantages of chlorohexidine mouthrinse?
(peridex, periogard, and generics) |
-staining
-increased calculus formation -alcohol content -taste -unstable in toothpaste due to inactivation by anionic surfactants ( ex. sodium luaryl sulfate) |
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ADA accepted mouthrinses accepted for gingivitis?
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-Chlorohexidine (peridex, periogard, and generics)
-Phenolics (Listerine- all flavors |
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Four steps in treatment of oral malodor?
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1. Determine the cause
2. Mechanically debride 3. Add antibacterial deodorants 4. Refer to a physician |
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Position for calculus removed on
Facial, Lingual, and occlusal for maxillary left posterior? |
right handed, left
facial 10 2 Lingual 9 1 Occlusal 11 3 Indirect for lingual |
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Position for calculus removed on
Facial, Lingual, and occlusal for mandibular left posterior? |
right handed, left
facial 11 3 Lingual 9 1-3 Occlusal 10-11 3 All Direct |
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Position for calculus removed on Facial, Lingual, and occlusal
for Maxillary Anterior? |
right handed, left
facial 11 1 Lingual 11 1 Incisal 11 1 Indirect for incisal, D or I for Lingual, direct for Facial |
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Position for calculus removed on Facial, Lingual, and occlusal
Mandibular Anterior? |
right handed, left
facial 11-12 1-2 Lingual 11 1 Incisal 11 1 Direct for facial, Direct or indirect for Lingual and incisal |
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Position for calculus removed on Facial, Lingual, and occlusal for maxillary right posterior
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right handed, left
facial 9 3 Lingual 9 1 occlusal 11 3 Indirect for lingual |
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Position for calculus removed on Facial, Lingual, and occlusal for mandibular right posterior
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right handed, left
facia 9 3 lingual 8-9 1-3 Occlusal 9-11 3-4 All direct |
