Re: MANAGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES

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From: ebtessam <ebtessamhamalawy@...> Sent: Friday, 9 March 2012, 14:09 Subject: MANAGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES

HI ALL

BELOW IS THE DETAILED MANGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES FROM:

( OXFORD PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY)

9.13 RAMPANT CARIES

It is important to consider the many factors that determine the treatment of a child

with a high caries rate (509HFig. 9.48). If the child presents with an acute problem of pain

or swelling, then immediate treatment is indicated to relieve the child of the pain.

After that, it is important that the clinician considers the attitude of the child and his

or her parents together with motivation towards dental treatment, the co-operation of

the child, the age, and the extent of decay.

It may be possible to place temporary restorations while preventive strategies are

commenced. These will include:

1. Dietary analysis and appropriate advice to the child and the parent.

2. Plaque control, oral hygiene instruction depending on age to the child or the parent,

the techniques of toothbrushing, and disclosure.

3. Fluoride

-tooth paste

-mouth rinse;

-varnish application every 6 months.

4. Fissure sealants

5. Regular recall.

Once the caries is under control, definitive restorative treatment can commence

HOPE IT HELPS

BEST REGARDS

EBTISAM

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HI GUYS IT'S NOT 3 MONTH FOR ACTIVE CARIES FOR A CHILD AND 12 FOR ADULT? From: ebtessam <ebtessamhamalawy@...> Sent: Friday, 9 March 2012, 14:09 Subject: MANAGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES

HI ALL

BELOW IS THE DETAILED MANGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES FROM:

( OXFORD PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY)

9.13 RAMPANT CARIES

It is important to consider the many factors that determine the treatment of a child

with a high caries rate (509HFig. 9.48). If the child presents with an acute problem of pain

or swelling, then immediate treatment is indicated to relieve the child of the pain.

After that, it is important that the clinician considers the attitude of the child and his

or her parents together with motivation towards dental treatment, the co-operation of

the child, the age, and the extent of decay.

It may be possible to place temporary restorations while preventive strategies are

commenced. These will include:

1. Dietary analysis and appropriate advice to the child and the parent.

2. Plaque control, oral hygiene instruction depending on age to the child or the parent,

the techniques of toothbrushing, and disclosure.

3. Fluoride

-tooth paste

-mouth rinse;

-varnish application every 6 months.

4. Fissure sealants

5. Regular recall.

Once the caries is under control, definitive restorative treatment can commence

HOPE IT HELPS

BEST REGARDS

EBTISAM

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I have not studied 3 months anywhere.its 6 months for high caries and 12 months for moderate caries and 24 months for low caries with 12-18 months for primary dentition. From: ARTHUR TADEVOSYAN <arthur_tadevosyan@...> " " < > Sent: Friday, 9 March 2012 2:19 PM Subject: Re: MANAGMENT OF

RAMPENT CARIES

HI GUYS IT'S NOT 3 MONTH FOR ACTIVE CARIES FOR A CHILD AND 12 FOR ADULT? From: ebtessam <ebtessamhamalawy@...> Sent: Friday, 9 March 2012, 14:09 Subject: MANAGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES

HI ALL

BELOW IS THE DETAILED MANGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES FROM:

( OXFORD PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY)

9.13 RAMPANT CARIES

It is important to consider the many factors that determine the treatment of a child

with a high caries rate (509HFig. 9.48). If the child presents with an acute problem of pain

or swelling, then immediate treatment is indicated to relieve the child of the pain.

After that, it is important that the clinician considers the attitude of the child and his

or her parents together with motivation towards dental treatment, the co-operation of

the child, the age, and the extent of decay.

It may be possible to place temporary restorations while preventive strategies are

commenced. These will include:

1. Dietary analysis and appropriate advice to the child and the parent.

2. Plaque control, oral hygiene instruction depending on age to the child or the parent,

the techniques of toothbrushing, and disclosure.

3. Fluoride

-tooth paste

-mouth rinse;

-varnish application every 6 months.

4. Fissure sealants

5. Regular recall.

Once the caries is under control, definitive restorative treatment can commence

HOPE IT HELPS

BEST REGARDS

EBTISAM

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Hi Arthus .I think you are mixing up two different things together: recall and caries risk. Recall is from NICE and caries risk (low,moderate,high ) is from` Selection Criteria for Dental Radiography`Kind regards.Inna From: arthur_tadevosyan@...Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2012 14:19:35 +0000Subject: Re: MANAGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES

HI GUYS IT'S NOT 3 MONTH FOR ACTIVE CARIES FOR A CHILD AND 12 FOR ADULT? From: ebtessam <ebtessamhamalawy@...> Sent: Friday, 9 March 2012, 14:09 Subject: MANAGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES

HI ALL

BELOW IS THE DETAILED MANGMENT OF RAMPENT CARIES FROM:

( OXFORD PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY)

9.13 RAMPANT CARIES

It is important to consider the many factors that determine the treatment of a child

with a high caries rate (509HFig. 9.48). If the child presents with an acute problem of pain

or swelling, then immediate treatment is indicated to relieve the child of the pain.

After that, it is important that the clinician considers the attitude of the child and his

or her parents together with motivation towards dental treatment, the co-operation of

the child, the age, and the extent of decay.

It may be possible to place temporary restorations while preventive strategies are

commenced. These will include:

1. Dietary analysis and appropriate advice to the child and the parent.

2. Plaque control, oral hygiene instruction depending on age to the child or the parent,

the techniques of toothbrushing, and disclosure.

3. Fluoride

-tooth paste

-mouth rinse;

-varnish application every 6 months.

4. Fissure sealants

5. Regular recall.

Once the caries is under control, definitive restorative treatment can commence

HOPE IT HELPS

BEST REGARDS

EBTISAM