Pediatric Dental Frequently Asked Questions
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Benefits Of Regular Dental Care For Kids
Regular dental care for children assists in developing healthy habits like brushing and flossing. It significantly reduces issues like cavities and tooth decay by preventing germs from entering the body through the oral track. Following a healthy dental regime also makes teeth stronger and more resistant to problems, while ensuring overall good oral and total body health.
The Importance of Regular Dental Clinic Visits
Regular dental visits every six months are important for oral and overall health. Visiting the dentist helps prevent cavities and gum disease, detect problems early, create treatment plans, and improve oral health. Basic dental care through brushing, flossing and regular checkups can prevent costly procedures down the line by addressing issues before they become serious. It is also recommended that children see the dentist as soon as their first tooth appears to promote proper chewing, nutrition, speech development and a healthy smile.
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Benefits of Early Orthodontic Treatment
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Child Dental Nutrition
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We are committed to providing safe dental care for all children regardless of their developmental or other special health care needs.
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The Importance of Regular Dental Clinic Visits
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Some factor to maintain oral health issue like regular Dental Screening, avoid caries by drinking plenty of water, avoiding in-between meal.
Tooth Brushing habit, replacement of missing teeth with implant and fixed prosthesis helps in speech, esthetic and enjoying delicious food.
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Benefits of Early Orthodontic Treatment
Early orthodontic treatment provides several benefits: it encourages healthy dental arch development which prevents issues like crowding later; it protects teeth and gums by aligning protruding teeth to avoid damage; and it helps chewing and digestion by optimizing teeth alignment to easily break down food for nutrition.
Child Dental Nutrition
This document discusses child dental nutrition and the importance of proper care from a young age. It notes that cleaning a baby's gums and flossing between teeth helps prevent cavities. Baby bottle tooth decay occurs when children are put to bed with bottles containing sugary liquids like milk or juice, which sit in the mouth all night. This can lead to issues like crooked permanent teeth and cavities. The document also emphasizes that juice should be diluted and pop intake limited, as juice contains much more sugar than fruit. It is important for children to see the dentist regularly for exams.
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At Rockford IL area pediatric dental we recognize that many children have had or still have ‘dental anxieties’ and that sometimes those anxieties may be inadvertently or subconsciously conveyed to your child.
We are committed to providing safe dental care for all children regardless of their developmental or other special health care needs.
Early Orthodontic Treatment Benefits Your Child
Early orthodontic treatment benefits a child's developing smile in several ways. Misalignment of teeth can lead to poor facial development and health issues like sleep problems. Orthodontic treatment can address misaligned teeth, improper jaw formation, and other dental issues. This helps guide proper tooth eruption and jaw growth. It may also help with problems like teeth grinding and bedwetting. Seeing an orthodontist by age seven allows them to monitor a child's development and plan any needed treatment. Orthodontic treatment is generally done in two phases, with phase one from ages 8-9 focusing on habits and alignment, and phase two using braces from ages 11-15 to position teeth.
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Like so many aspects of a child’s development, the early stages are vital. It is better to prevent tooth decay than to cure it, and the sooner you set things in place, the quicker everything will become part of their daily routine.
So, get your child brushing! They’ll definitely thank you later when they have all their teeth in later life.
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As baby teeth begin to loosen and fall out, it is of paramount importance for families to reinforce proper oral health habits, ranging from regular, thorough brushing and flossing practices to the maintenance of a healthy diet, particularly in regards to sugar content. Families should also be making regular visits to a dentist’s office to ensure optimal oral health.
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1.Antibiotics and analgesics in pediatric dentistry
This document discusses the use of antibiotics in dentistry. It begins with a quick review of pediatric physiology and important considerations for dosing antibiotics in children. It then covers the classification, mechanisms of action, pharmacokinetics, and uses of various classes of antibiotics commonly used in dentistry, including beta-lactam antibiotics like penicillins and cephalosporins. The document concludes with sections on antibiotic resistance, newer antimicrobials, guidelines for antibiotic usage and prophylaxis, managing drug allergies and toxicity.
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LA in Pedodontics
This document provides information on various topics related to local anesthesia. It begins with definitions of pain and local anesthesia. It then discusses the constituents of local anesthetic solutions, including local anesthetic agents, vasoconstrictors, and other components. Various techniques for local anesthesia are covered, including local infiltration, field block, nerve block, and others. Specific injection techniques for the maxilla and mandible are explained.
Opioid Analgesics
Analgesics are medications used to relieve pain without reducing consciousness. Opioid analgesics are very potent prescription medicines chemically related to morphine that are prescribed for moderate to severe pain. Morphine is the most important alkaloid of opium and produces analgesia through actions in the brain and spinal cord. It is readily absorbed from the GI tract, subcutaneous tissue, and muscle and is administered intravenously, epidurally, and intrathecally to relieve moderate to severe pain. Adverse reactions include confusion, anxiety, nausea, vomiting, constipation, urinary retention and respiratory depression.
Analgesics in Periodontics
The document provides an overview of pain and analgesics used in periodontics. It discusses:
- The classification of analgesics as opioid and non-opioid. Opioid analgesics include morphine and codeine, while non-opioid include NSAIDs and acetaminophen.
- The mechanisms of pain and various pain theories like specificity, pattern and gate control theories. Pain pathways and neurotransmitters involved in pain perception.
- Classification of NSAIDs based on their mechanism of action. Commonly used NSAIDs in periodontal practice like ibuprofen, ketorolac and their properties.
- Contraindications of various analgesics used for post-operative pain management in periodontal procedures.
Analgesics
This document discusses various types of analgesics. It describes narcotic analgesics, which produce central nervous system depression, and non-narcotic analgesics, which do not significantly depress the CNS. It provides examples of natural narcotics like morphine and codeine, and synthetic narcotics like pethidine and methadone. It also discusses non-narcotic analgesics derived from salicylic acid like aspirin, and para-aminophenol derivatives like paracetamol. Finally, it briefly mentions indole acetic acid and aryl acetic acid derivatives that have anti-inflammatory properties in addition to their analgesic effects.
Commonly used drugs in pediatric dentistry
This document provides an overview of commonly prescribed medications in pediatric dentistry, including antimicrobials, analgesics, and fluorides. It discusses the increased complexity of prescribing medications due to issues like microbial resistance and drug interactions. The document covers characteristics, warnings, precautions and dosages for various categories of medications. It emphasizes the need to adjust dosages for pediatric patients based on their lower body weight compared to adults.
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- 1. PEDIATRIC DENTAL FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Dr. B’s Pediatric Dentistry _______________ Michael Blen DDS
- 2. DR. B’S PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY Michael Blen DDS 6363 Poplar Ave. #110 Memphis, TN 38119 901-415-2536 www.DrBlen.com
- 3. These slides are for informational purposes only. They are not to be used for specific diagnosis. Use of these slides does not create a doctor- patient relationship. Consult with your own pediatric dental professional for individualized care of your child’s specific dental needs.
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