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This role of the dental hygienist provides patient care - ANSWER Clinician

This role of the dental hygienist educates students and the community - ANSWER
Educator

This role of the dental hygienist promotes change through legislation and policy -
ANSWER Advocate

This role of the dental hygienist communicates scientific findings - ANSWER
Researcher

This role of the dental hygienist manages oral health programs - ANSWER
Administrator

PREVENT the onset of disease, reverse the initial stages of disease, or arrests the
progression of disease before treatment is needed - ANSWER primary prevention

Terminates disease and RESTORES tissues back to health - ANSWER secondary
prevention

Primary prevention includes: - ANSWER Prophy, fluoride treatments, nutritional
counseling, vaccinations

Secondary prevention includes: - ANSWER Filling a cavity, periodontal therapy,
periodontal screening

REPLACES lost tissue and rehabilitate them to near normal function - ANSWER
Tertiary prevention

Tertiary prevention includes: - ANSWER Dental implants, dental bridges

The most common chronic childhood disease - ANSWER caries

Low socioeconomic status is ___ related to caries risk - ANSWER strongly

Root caries INCREASES with age, because of: - ANSWER Gingival recession,
medications, and lack of oral care

What is the purpose of nutritional counseling? - ANSWER To track frequency of
cariogenic food intake

Based on research, sealant programs are only recommended for: - ANSWER
children

, When is the BEST time to apply sealants? - ANSWER 6 months within eruption of
molars

How does fluoride therapy work? - ANSWER Creates stronger enamel by the
formation of fluoropatite from existing hydroxyapatite

What is the primary cause of periodontal disease? - ANSWER bacteria

What is the most important risk factor for periodontal disease? - ANSWER smoking

Periodontal destruction is ___ times higher in smokers than in non-smokers -
ANSWER 2-6

What is usually reduced or absent in smokers? - ANSWER gingival inflammation or
bleeding

Some common risk factors for periodontal disease: - ANSWER Gender (men), rural
living, low SES (socioeconomic status), low education level

True or false: Age is a risk factor for periodontal disease - ANSWER FALSE - age
itself is not a risk factor. It is the medications, lack of oral care that are risk factors

Major risk factors for oral cancer: - ANSWER smoking and alcohol consumption

The 5 A's in smoking cessation: - ANSWER Ask
Advise
Assess
Assist
Arrange

True or false: Periodontal diseases affect approximately HALF of the population in
the United States - ANSWER true

What is the most effective public health measure to prevent tooth decay? - ANSWER
Water fluoridation

True or false - Water fluoridation is a useful but expensive way to prevent tooth
decay in large populations - ANSWER FALSE - water fluoridation is inexpensive,
approx. only $0.12 to $1.16 per person per year

Recommended level of fluoride: - ANSWER 0.7 ppm

Amount of fluoride in bottled water: - ANSWER less than 0.3 ppm

School water fluoridation is useful in areas where community water fluoridation is not
available. Concentration of fluoride is 4-5 times HIGHER than the recommended
community water fluoridation levels.

First statement is true, second is false.
First statement is false, second is true.

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