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Dental Sealants

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1. 6 to 10 months






2. Located between the cheek and facial gingiva






3. Only a dentist(DDS)(RDHAP) - or a certified instructor.






4. Remove any bubbles in the sealant - inspect for voids - testing of adequate retention - verifying properly etched surface






5. Hardens during exposure to curing light.






6. Poor retention






7. Discard after expiration date - store in refridgerator and use at room temperature.






8. Family influences - eruption stages - surface morphology.






9. Parotid - Sublingual - vestibule - submandibular






10. RDA with sealant certification - RDAEF - RDH - DDS.






11. Dri aid/dry tip - saliva ejector - lingua fix - cotton rolls - rubber dam - high volume evacuation.






12. Removing the inhibition layer






13. Lobe






14. Determined by the dentist






15. Use a carver or slow speed handpiece with a polishing bur to remove it.






16. Remineralize






17. Flush exposed area immediately with large amounts of water - if eye contact - immediately rinse eye with water and seek medical attention - and use no-touch technique.






18. Quickly polymerize(harden) when the chemical are mixed together






19. Stop






20. 1-2 mm from the tooth






21. Patient could have angina pectoris - high blood pressure - hepatitis b - Tb - or any other condition.






22. The sheild should be surface disinfected after use - operator and patient should never look directly at the curing light when in use.






23. Cleaning the pits and fissures of a tooth






24. To make them easier to see






25. Re-etch for 10 seconds - rinse - dry - and then place sealant.






26. Biological contaminates stay suspended in aerosol mist for long periods of time.






27. 30 year old patient with active caries - any molar or premolar on a teenaged patient still having regular fluoride treatments - any molar pr premolar on a caries active patient that is not already decayed.






28. Triangular prominence on the occlusal surface of a tooth.






29. On children and adults - on permanent teeth






30. Reseal only the portion that has been lost






31. Imperfect joining of enamel and a narrow linear depression at the developmental occlusal groove.






32. High speed handpiece






33. Remove and discard the glove - wash your hands with soap and water and reglove.






34. Fruit roll-ups - dried fruit and honey






35. 1960






36. Premature occlusal contact - floss contacts for possible material - evaluate for bubbles - voids - or incomplete coverage.






37. Opposite the maxillary 2 molars on the buccal mucosa.

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38. 6 to 7 years






39. More likely to need occlusal adjustments than unfilled sealants.






40. Can never replace examination gloves in treating patients






41. On adult teeth where there is caries susceptability






42. Carbohydrates






43. Releases saliva into the oral cavity through the floor of the mouth

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44. Wear overgloves over examination gloves






45. Least beneficial on smooth areas of the teeth.






46. Susceptable host - interaction of bacteria - cariogenic diet.






47. 15-20 seconds






48. After a single use






49. Moisture contamination - inadequate etching - pumis used contained fluoride - light suring unit was not emitting enough light.






50. 30 seconds per tooth