Erosion
Cards (26)
- What is the age of the patient presenting with generalized erosion?
- What does erosion refer to in dental terms?
- At what pH does enamel begin to demineralize?
- What causes erosion of teeth?
- What are the two main categories of causes for erosion?
- How can excessive consumption of fizzy drinks affect dental health?
- What dietary habits may contribute to dental erosion?
- How does swishing carbonated drinks in the mouth affect erosion?
- What condition can cause frequent acidity in the oral environment?
- Why is stomach acid more erosive than citrus acid?
- How can bulimia contribute to dental erosion?
- What surfaces of the teeth are affected by stomach acid erosion?
- What factors can contribute to the effects of acidic foods?
- Why should patients wait at least 30 minutes after eating before brushing?
- What steps should be taken to manage a patient with acid erosion?
- What is the purpose of a 3-day diet sheet for the patient?
- How can a patient reduce sensitivity caused by exposed dentinal tubules?
- What fluoride concentration is recommended for sensitive toothpaste?
- What should patients avoid to reduce sensitivity?
- What should a patient do after experiencing acid reflux?
- How often should duraphat fluoride varnish be applied?
- What is the purpose of fissure sealing permanent molars and pre-molars?
- How often should the patient be recalled for assessment?
- What type of radiographs should be taken to assess enamel lesions?
- How frequently should bitewing radiographs be taken for monitoring carious lesions?
- When can a patient be placed on a 12-month radiographic recall?