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☆☆☆☆☆smooth; protective outer structure
provides a means for attachment of tooth to alveolar bone
major bulk of the tooth; capability to add to itself
contains blood; softest tissue of the tooth
Unconscious
Conscious
multiple titrated; semi-conscious
Nothing
the most common dental emergency
administer nitroglycerin and Call 911
Place them in the trendelburg position
Have them breathe into their hands
high blood pressure
after contact has been made with the allergen.
insulin dependent.
carotid pulse sight
the blood clot comes out of the extraction site
cannot use nitrous oxide
reduces risk of toxic reaction, and helps control bleeding
should not be cleaned off... this is to preserve the PDL in hopes the tooth with reattach
into the diaphragm
Last the longest
Pressure
"pre medicate" list
anti-inflammatory recommended after an extraction
pre-medicate, they must be given 600mg of Clindamycin.
fluoride toxicity, enamel hypoplasia, fluorosis, and mottled enamel
it occurs naturally, but it can be harmful or even deadly if too much is consumed
50-65%
staining to the developing dentition.
controlling the field, sterilization, and dental charting
low speed handpiece
extra-orally (out of the mouth); ex: adjust dentures
must report reasonable suspicion of child abuse
accomplish sterilization
soaking them for 10 hours in Glutaraldehyde.
pathogen transmitted in the dental setting
Eye protection
working in sterilization area and cleaning/breaking down operatory
Antibiotics
Aids
Dry mouth
Fosamax which can cause Osteonecrosis (the bone dies)
Sensodyne toothpaste
permanent tooth during the eruption process
considered accessory organs to the digestive system
resistant to being killed.
correct light.
cementum meets the enamel
patient sits in the chair and opens their mouth
protects employees
Port of exit/entry; Mode of Transmission; Pathogenic Agent
Sugar + Plaque = Acid + Tooth = Decay
Nitrous oxide tanks are BLUE
