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    Primary preventive dentistry / [edited by] Norman O. Harris, Franklin Garcia-Godoy, Christine Nielsen Nathe.

    • Title:Primary preventive dentistry / [edited by] Norman O. Harris, Franklin Garcia-Godoy, Christine Nielsen Nathe.
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    • Other Contributors/Collections:Harris, Norman O.
      García-Godoy, Franklin.
      Nathe, Christine Nielsen.
    • Published/Created:Boston : Pearson, ©2014.
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    • Library of Congress Subjects:Preventive dentistry.
      Preventive dentistry--Examinations, questions, etc.
      Dental caries--Examinations, questions, etc.
    • Medical Subjects: Preventive Dentistry--methods.
      Dental Plaque--prevention & control.
      Primary Prevention--methods.
    • Genre/Form:Examinations.
    • Edition:8th ed.
    • Description:xxvi, 499 pages : illustrations (chiefly color), map ; 28 cm
    • Summary:Organized for consistency, coherence, and readability, this fully updated text covers all areas of prevention in dental care. Primary preventive dentistry, 8/e first describes dental diseases and conditions, helping students clearly understand the processes that can be prevented through the use of preventive modalities or ideas. Next, it presents detailed strategies to prevent these diseases and conditions. Throughout, specific target populations are defined and described based upon scientifically valid preventive strategies aimed at their needs. This edition improves student understanding with more photos, illustrations, diagrams, and tables; highlights "fun facts" about the topic; adds a new chapter on the important influence culture plays in preventive dental care; and is supported by many new web-based review questions and case studies for each chapter.
    • Notes:Includes bibliographical references and index.
    • ISBN:9780132845700 (pbk.)
      0132845709 (pbk.)
    • Contents:Machine generated contents note: UNIT 1 Primary Preventive Dental Concepts
      ch. 1 Introduction to Primary Preventive Dentistry / Christine N. Nathe
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Historical Aspect of Preventive Dental Care
      Dental Diseases and Systemic Health
      Health Defined and Primary Preventive Care
      Primary Prevention
      Secondary and Tertiary Prevention
      Preventive Care
      Categories of Oral Diseases
      Plaque Biofilm Prevention
      Risk Assessment
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 2 Cultural Health Influences / Elizabeth Locke
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Owning Culture
      Cultural Group Representation
      Moving Beyond Diversity to Inclusiveness
      Cultural Beliefs and Preventive Dental Care
      Cultural Competence and Health Outcomes
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 3 Dental Hygiene Science / Horton Ray
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Evidence-Based Care
      Dental Hygiene Process of Care
      Individualized Dental Hygiene Care
      Assessment
      Diagnosis
      Planning
      Implementation
      Evaluation
      Population-Based Dental Hygiene/Dental Public Health Activities
      Assessment
      Diagnosis
      Planning
      Implementation
      Evaluation
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      UNIT 2 Etiology of Dental Diseases and Conditions
      ch. 4 Dental Plaque Biofilm / Christine N. Nathe
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Dental Plaque: A Microbial Biofilm
      Bacterial Colonization of the Mouth
      Acquired Pellicle
      Dental Plaque Formation
      Molecular Mechanisms of Bacterial Adhesion
      Bacteria in the Dental Plaque
      Dental Plaque Matrix
      Dental Plaque Metabolism
      Dental Calculus
      Attachment of Calculus to the Teeth
      Inhibition of Calculus Formation
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 5 Carious Lesions / William J. Niendorff
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Multifactorial Disease Process
      Description of Carious Lesions
      Physical and Microscopic Features of Incipient Caries
      Pore Spaces of the Different Zones
      Direct Connection of the Bacterial Biofilm to the Body of the Lesion
      Cariogenic Bacteria
      Mutans Streptococci and Caries
      Lactobacilli and Caries
      Adherence of Bacteria to Teeth
      Ecology of Caries Development
      Caries Transmission
      Coronal Dentin Caries
      Root Caries
      Secondary, or Recurrent, Caries
      Measuring Plaque pH, the Stephan Curve
      Relationship of Mineral Saturation to pH
      Demineralization and Remineralization Principles
      Relationship between HAP, FHA, and CaF2
      Depth of Remineralization
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 6 Periodontal Disease / Kathleen O. Hodges
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Periodontium
      Gingival Sulcus
      Periodontal Microflora
      Developing Gingival Lesion
      Deepening Pocket
      Cellular Defense in the Periodontal Disease Process
      Classifications of Periodontal Diseases
      Risk Factors
      Primary Prevention of Periodontal Diseases
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 7 Oral Cancer / Sandra J. Maurizio
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Epidemiology of Oral Cancer
      Risk Factors
      Tobacco
      Alcohol
      Human Papillomavirus
      Age
      Race and Ethnicity
      Actinic Radiation (Ultraviolet Light) Exposure
      Potentially Malignant Oral Epithelial Lesions
      Immune System Suppression
      Signs and Symptoms of Oral Cavity or Oropharyngeal Cancer
      Detection and Diagnosis of Oral Cancer
      Health History
      Oral Cancer Screening/Examination
      Biopsy Types
      Imaging
      Prognosis of Oral Cancer: Staging System
      Treatment Options for Oral Cancer
      Considerations Regarding Treatment Options
      Surgery
      Radiation Therapy
      Chemotherapy
      Management of Side Effects from Treatment of Oral Cancer
      Surgical Reconstruction
      Toxicity and Side Effects of Radiation Therapy
      Toxicity and Side Effects of Chemotherapy
      Role of the Dental Team
      Education
      Public Health Screening for Oral and Pharyngeal Cancers
      Cultural Sensitivity
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 8 Dental Trauma / Gary Cuttrell
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Etiology
      Resorption
      Inflammatory Resorption
      Initial Examination
      Soft Tissue Injuries
      Categories of Traumatic Dental Injuries
      Injury to Primary Teeth
      Intruded Primary Teeth
      Avulsed Primary Teeth
      Injury to Permanent Teeth
      Avulsed Secondary Teeth
      Preservation of Avulsed Teeth
      Preservation of Periodontal Ligament
      Clinical Steps for Reimplantation
      Fractured Secondary Teeth
      Displaced Secondary Teeth
      Intruded Secondary Teeth
      Public Education on Dental Trauma
      Research on Dental Trauma
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 9 Host Defense Mechanisms in the Oral Cavity / Beth E. McKinney
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Anatomic Barriers: The Oral Epithelium
      Normal Oral Flora
      Immune System in the Oral Cavity
      Periodontal Disease and Host Defense Mechanisms
      Saliva and Its Role in Promoting Oral Homeostasis
      Salivary Glands
      Organic Components of Saliva
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      UNIT 3 Preventive Strategies
      ch. 10 Toothbrushes and Toothbrushing Methods / Christine N. Nathe
      Objectives
      Introduction
      History of the Toothbrush
      Manual Toothbrush Designs
      Toothbrush Profiles
      Nylon versus Natural Bristles
      Bristle Shape and Texture
      Handle Designs
      Manual Toothbrushing Methods
      Bass Method
      Rolling Method
      Stillman Method
      Charters Technique
      Fones Method
      Leonard Technique
      Horizontal Technique
      Smith Method
      Scrub Toothbrushing Technique
      Modified Brushing Technique
      Powered Toothbrushes
      Design
      Powered Toothbrush Methods and Uses
      Toothbrush Efficiency and Safety Evaluations
      Toothbrushing Time and Frequency
      Clinical Assessments of Toothbrushing
      Toothbrush Replacement
      Tongue Brushing
      American Dental Association Acceptance Program
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 11 Dentifrices, Mouthrinses, and Chewing Gums Meg / Horst Zayan
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Safety and Efficacy
      Dentifrices
      Packaging
      Dentifrice Ingredients
      Abrasives
      Humectants
      Soaps and Detergents
      Flavoring
      Sweetening Agents
      Baking-Soda Dentifrices
      Methods of Controlling Plaque and Gingivitis
      Therapeutic Dentifrices
      Anticalculus Dentifrices
      Antihypersensitivity Products
      Mouthrinses
      Cosmetic Mouthrinses: Halitosis
      Xerostomia Mouthrinses
      Therapeutic Mouthrinse Agents
      Chewing Gum
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 12 Self-Care Adjuncts / Amy Teague
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Oral Health Self-Care
      Frequency of Self-Care
      Dental Floss
      Dental Flossing Methods
      Promoting Flossing Behavior
      Dental Floss Holder
      Dental Floss Threader
      Other Interdental Aids
      Power Flosser
      Interdental Brush
      End-Tuft Brush
      Toothpick
      Rubber Tip Stimulator
      Nontraditional Adjuncts
      Rinsing and Irrigation
      Rinsing
      Irrigation
      Chewing Gum
      Oral Malodor and the Tongue
      Causes of Oral Malodor
      Treatment of Oral Malodor
      Tongue Cleaning
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 13 Implant and Denture Self-Care / Amy Teague
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Self-Care of Implants
      Overview of Implants
      Manual Toothbrushing
      Powered Toothbrushes
      Dentifrices
      Floss
      Interdental Aids
      Antimicrobials
      Other Treatment Considerations
      Self-Care of Dentures
      Types of Removable Prostheses
      Oral and Systemic Health of Denture Wearers
      Patient Education
      Self-Repair of Dentures
      Denture Cleaning
      Treatment of Candidiasis
      Denture Liners
      Denture Adhesives
      Xerostomia and the Denture Patient
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 14 Community Water Fluoridation / Howard F. Pollick
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Definition and Background
      History of Community Water Fluoridation
      Mechanisms of Action of Fluoride
      Benefits and Effectiveness of Fluoridation
      Effects of Discontinuation of Water Fluoridation
      Enamel Fluorosis
      Reduction of the Risk for Enamel Fluorosis
      Optimal Fluoride Levels
      Engineering Aspects: Chemicals and Technical Systems
      Monitoring and Surveillance of Fluoridation
      Cost of Community Water Fluoridation
      Other Fluoride Vehicles
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 15 Topical Fluoride Therapy / Howard F. Pollick
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Mechanism of Action of Topical Fluoride Treatments
      Effects of Fluoride on Plaque and Bacterial Metabolism
      Topical Fluoride Applications
      Available Forms
      Application Procedures
      Application Frequency
      Efficacy of Topical Fluoride Therapy
      Root Caries
      Recommendations: Topical Fluoride Treatments
      Fluoride Varnishes
      Initiation of Therapy
      Contents note continued: Disadvantages of Fluoride Treatments
      Fluoride-Containing Prophylactic Pastes
      Multiple Fluoride Therapy
      Fluoride Rinses
      Fluoride Gels for Oral Self-Care
      Fluoride-Releasing Dental Materials
      Toxicology of Fluoride
      Emergency Treatment
      Chronic Excessive Fluoride Exposure
      Home Security of Fluoride Products
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 16 Dental Sealants / Christine N. Nathe
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Historical Perspective
      Sealant Use in Dental Care
      Polymerization of Sealants
      Light-Cured Sealants
      Self-Cured Sealants
      Types of Sealants
      Glass Ionomer Cement Sealants
      Sealants with Bonding Agents
      Self-Etching Light-Cured Sealants
      Fluoride-Releasing Sealants
      Moisture-Resistant Sealants
      Colored versus Clear Sealants
      Sealant Retention
      Criteria for Selecting Teeth for Sealant Placement
      Sealant Placement
      Increasing the Surface Area
      Pit-and-Fissure Depth
      Surface Cleanliness
      Preparing the Tooth for Sealant Application
      Drying the Tooth Surface
      Sealant Application
      Occlusal and Interproximal Discrepancies
      Evaluating Retention of Sealants
      Placement of Sealants over Carious Lesions
      Dental Providers
      Economics
      Disparities in Dental Sealant Use
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 17 Nutrition, Diet, and Associated Oral Conditions / Linda D. Boyd
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Diet Assessment and Counseling in Dental Care
      Primary Prevention
      Secondary Prevention
      Tertiary Prevention
      Basis for a Healthy Diet
      Dietary Reference Intakes
      Dietary Guidelines for Americans
      MyPlate
      Food Labels
      Nutritional Factors Affecting the Oral Cavity
      Protein Energy Malnutrition (PEM)
      Minerals
      Vitamins
      Diet and Enamel Demineralization
      Diet and Dental Caries
      Role of Carbohydrates
      Effects of Eating Patterns and Physical Form of Foods
      Caries-Protective Foods and Nutrients
      Measurement of Foods' Cariogenic Potential
      Nutrition and Periodontal Diseases
      Lifestyle Diet and Oral Health Issues
      Early Childhood Caries
      Eating Disorders
      Aging Issues
      Dental and Nutritional Implications of Common Chronic Conditions
      Diabetes Mellitus
      Immunocompromising Conditions
      Oral Surgery and Intermaxillary Fixation
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 18 Sugar and Other Sweeteners / Jill L. Stoltenberg
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Taste Perception and Sensation
      Hi story of S weeteners
      Sucrose and Constituents
      Uses of Sucrose
      Evaluation of the Health Aspects of Sucrose
      Sugars and Dental Caries Formation
      Polyols as Sweeteners
      Sorbitol
      Mannitol
      Xylitol
      Intense Sweeteners
      Saccharin
      Aspartame
      Acesulfame-K
      Sucralose
      Neotame
      Nonnutritive Sweeteners Not Approved in the United States
      Alitame
      Cyclamate
      Neohesperidin
      Stevia (Steveoside)
      Thaumatin
      Health Considerations
      Obesity
      Diabetes and Glycemic Response
      Hyperlipidemias
      Behavioral Disorders
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Acknowledgment
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 19 Health Education and Promotion Theories / Mary Catherine Hollister
      Objectives
      Introduction
      History of Health Education
      Health Belief Model
      Oral Health Applications
      Transtheoretical Model and Stages of Change
      Oral Health Application
      Theory of Reasoned Action
      Oral Health Applications
      Social Learning Theory
      Oral Health Applications
      Locus of Control
      Oral Health Applications
      Sense of Coherence
      Oral Health Applications
      Implementation of Health Education Models
      Adult Health Education
      Motivating Patients
      Motivational Interviewing
      Oral Health Application
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 20 Tobacco Cessation / Joan M. Davis
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Tobacco Use: Morbidity, Mortality, and U.S. Population Trends
      Tobacco-Related Oral Diseases and Lesions
      Oral Cancer/Precancerous Lesions
      Periodontal Diseases
      Smokeless Tobacco and Periodontal Disease
      Tobacco Types, Toxins, and Carcinogens
      Nicotine Use: A Biochemical Dependence
      Tobacco Use: A Behavioral and Social Addiction
      Pharmacotherapy for Treatment of Nicotine Dependence
      Components of an Effective Tobacco Dependence Intervention
      PHS's Five R's
      Levels of a TDI
      Brief Intervention (1 + minute)
      Moderate Intervention (5 to 10 minutes)
      Intensive Intervention (20 or more minutes)
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 21 Athletic Mouthguards / Christine N. Nathe
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Historical Perspective
      Mouthguard Use
      Contact Sport Injuries
      Mouthguard Protection and Injury Prevention
      Types of Mouthguards
      Fabrication of the Custom-Made, Vacuum-Formed Mouthguard
      Dental Provider's Role in Mouthguard Use
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 22 Technological Advances in Primary Dental Care / Vicki Gianopoulos Pizanis
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Immunizations in Oral Health
      Dental Caries
      Periodontal Diseases
      Genetics
      Dental Caries
      Periodontal Diseases
      Gene Therapy
      Stem Cells in Oral Health
      Probiotics in Oral Health
      Advances in Caries Detection
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      UNIT 4 Target Populations
      ch. 23 Pregnancy and Infancy / Sharon G. Peterson
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Introduction to Pregnancy and Infancy
      Population Characteristics
      Pregnant Women
      Infants
      Common Oral Manifestations
      Pregnant Women
      Infants
      Preventive Strategies
      Pregnant Women
      Infants
      Protocol for Early Preventive Intervention
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 24 Pediatrics / Christine N. Nathe
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Population Characteristics
      Child Development
      Early Childhood Development: 2 to 5 Years of Age
      School-Age Development: 6 to 11 Years of Age
      Adolescent Development: 12 to 19 Years of Age
      Children's Development and Behavior
      Common Oral Manifestations
      Early Childhood Caries
      Preventive Strategies
      Communication
      Tell-Show-Do
      Voice Control
      Positive Reinforcement
      Distraction
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 25 Adult Dental Care / Maria Perno Goldie
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Population Characteristics
      Adolescence to Young Adulthood: 13-20 Years of Age
      Early Adulthood: 21-39 Years of Age
      Mature Adulthood: 40-60 Years of Age
      Common Oral Manifestations
      Dental Caries
      Periodontal Diseases
      Oral and Pharyngeal Cancer
      Women's Oral Health
      Preventive Strategies
      Adolescence to Young Adulthood: 13-20 Years of Age
      Early Adulthood: 21-39 Years of Age
      Mature Adulthood: 40-60 Years of Age
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 26 Geriatrics / Charles D. Tatlock
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Population Characteristics
      Frail Elderly
      Health
      Physiologic Changes
      Functional Status
      Cognitive Changes
      Common Oral Manifestations
      Long-Term Care
      Surgeon General's Report
      Preventive Strategies
      Senior-Friendly Dental Practice
      Health Promotion
      Public Policy
      Dental Providers
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 27 Medically Compromised Populations / Diana Burnham Aboytes
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Arthritis
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Eating Disorders
      Characteristics of Anorexia and Bulimia and Common Oral Manifestations
      Characteristics of Pica and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Cancer
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Cardiac Arrhythmias
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Congestive Heart Failure
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Depression
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Diabetes Mellitus
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Epilepsy
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Blood Disorders
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations of Red Blood Cell Disorders
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations of White Blood Cell Disorders
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations of Bleeding Disorders
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      HIV and AIDS
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Strategies to Prevent Oral Manifestations
      Hypertension
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Obesity
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Organ Transplants
      Contents note continued: Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Pulmonary Disease
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Renal Disease/Failure
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Substance Abuse Disorders
      Characteristics of Alcohol Abuse and Common Oral Manifestations
      Characteristics of Tobacco Use and Common Oral Manifestations
      Characteristics of Marijuana Use and Common Oral Manifestations
      Characteristics of Cocaine Abuse and Common Oral Manifestations
      Characteristics of Methamphetamine Abuse and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Thyroid Dysfunction
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Treatment Strategies
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References
      ch. 28 Populations with Developmental Disabilities / Elmer E. Gonzalez
      Objectives
      Introduction
      Intellectual Disability
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Causes of ID
      Classification of Intellectual Disability
      Common Physical and Oral Characteristics
      Preventive Strategies
      Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDS)
      Characteristics and Common Oral Manifestations
      Common Causes of ASDs
      Classification of ASD
      Common Physical and Oral Manifestations
      Preventive Strategies
      Cerebral Palsy
      Common Causes, Classification, Characteristics, and Common Oral Manifestations
      Common Physical and Oral Characteristics
      Preventive Strategies
      Down Syndrome
      Characteristics and Classifications
      Preventive Strategies
      Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
      Population Statistics and Characteristics
      Classification of ADHD
      Common Physical and Oral Characteristics
      Preventive Strategies
      Overlapping Population: Children and Adults with Gastrostomy Tubes and Aspiration Risk
      Preventive Strategies
      Preventive Outreach for People with Disabilities
      Answers to Questions Commonly Asked by Caregivers
      Summary
      Practical Considerations
      Self-Study Questions
      References.
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