PCD 8116 Study Guide - Final Guide: Dentifrice, Sodium Bicarbonate, Acid Erosion

• School: University of Iowa
• Department: Preventive and Community Dentistry
• Course: PCD 8116
• Professor: Cunningham

Document Summary

Pcd:8116 fundamentals of clinical dentistry fall 2019. Objectives for intro to dentifrice selection for the new clinician . Professor k baker (panopto from fall 2018) dentifrice in each of the categories as shown in the tables provided in class. (see patient points in handout) Describe the patient characteristics (indications & contra-indications) for recommending. Naf instead of mfp is best for root caries risk and recession patients. 50000 ppm is 25-35% better than 1000 ppm. Snf 0. 4% is really about 970 ppm. Naf is 45% f, mfp is 14% f, snf is 24% f. Choose rda of 120 or below if dentin is exposed or the patient has enamel erosion. Effective (clinically meaningful reductions in plaque and calculus) Antimicrobial that binds and releases slowly over time. Look at handout guide for products that are available right now. Specific agents in bold face type are actually have these. Chlorohexidine, iodine/iodophors, snf2 = 24%, tin, melaleuca, listerine (thymol, eucalyptol,