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Preventative Dental Sciences, Cases: Malocclusion: An appreciable…

- - - - • Regular oral hygiene and dental visits
    - - • Look for signs & symptoms
      - • Radiographic finding
      - • Periodontal Examination(Bleeding on probing, Periodontal pocket depth, Tooth mobility)
    - - • Scaling: Removal of plaque, calculus, and stains from tooth surface
        • Root Planing: Removal of cementum or rough dentin, and calculus.
    - - • Pocket Reduction Surgery
      - • Gingival Graft Surgery
      - • Regenerative Procedures
      - • Dental crown lengthening
      - • Dental Implants
  - - - Bacterial Plaque: A complex biofilm that accumulates on hard tissues in the oral cavity
    - - Calculus
      - Tobacco Use
      - Diabetes
      - Genetics
- - - - • Oral health status and needs to identify and address problems
      - • Possible sources of these oral health needs, including resources needed for them
      - • Fluoridation status of water systems to identify and monitor oral health hazards
    - - Use of scientific knowledge in decision making affecting public’s health
      - • Develop plans and policies to address oral health needs
      - • Maintain strong oral health unit in the health agency
      - • Mobilize community partnerships (among policy makers, professionals, organizations, groups, the public..) to implement solutions to oral health problems
    - - Provision of necessary services to achieve goals
      - • Community oral health education
      - • Promote and enforce laws to improve oral health
      - • Link people to oral health services
      - • Implement and support prevention programs
      - • Ensure adequate public health and personal health workforce
      - • Evaluate effectiveness of services
      - • Conduct research to solve oral health problems
- - - - Functional and growth modification appliances
        
        Fixed braces
        
        Removable braces
      - Surgery for moving mandible/maxilla
      - Retention
        
        Invisalign or retainers
- - - - Orthodontics such as braces or Prosthetic such as implants or bridges
    - - Fissure sealing
        Composite resin restoration
        Reduction of cusp
        Pulpotomy
  - - - Do not have premolar
        Teeth are Small
        Contact area are broad
        Occlusal are narrow
      - Have premolar
        Teeth are Large
        Contact area are pointed
        Occlusal are bigger
      - Enamel
        
        Thinner
        
        Thicker
        
        Dentin
        
        Thinner
        
        Thicker
        
        Pulp
        
        Closer to the surface
        large relative to crown
        
        Exposure if clinical technique imprecise
        small relative to crown