P&F SEALANTS, PRR, ART

What is the main benefit of using fluoride treatments?

• To reduce tooth sensitivity

• To prevent tooth decay

• To improve gum health

• To enhance tooth color

Describe the primary purpose of P&F sealants in pedodontics.

• The primary purpose of P&F sealants in pedodontics is to prevent dental caries in children.

• To enhance the aesthetic appearance of children's teeth.

• To reduce sensitivity in children's teeth.

• To promote tooth whitening in young patients.

What are the common materials used in P&F sealants?

• PVC, epoxy, fiberglass, latex

• Aluminum, steel, copper, brass

• Silicone, polyurethane, polysulfide, acrylic

• Glass, ceramic, wood, paper

How do P&F sealants contribute to caries prevention?

• P&F sealants promote tooth decay by attracting bacteria.

• P&F sealants contribute to caries prevention by sealing the grooves in teeth, preventing food and bacteria accumulation.

• P&F sealants are primarily for cosmetic purposes, not for caries prevention.

• P&F sealants are used to whiten teeth and improve aesthetics.

What is the recommended procedure for applying P&F sealants?

• Apply sealant on a wet surface

• Clean and dry the surface, cut the nozzle, apply evenly, smooth the sealant, and allow to cure.

• Skip the curing process completely

• Use a brush to apply the sealant

Discuss the role of PRR in pediatric dentistry.

• PRR primarily focuses on cosmetic procedures for children.

• PRR in pediatric dentistry focuses on preventive care and risk assessment to minimize dental issues in children.

• PRR emphasizes surgical interventions for dental emergencies in kids.

• PRR is mainly concerned with orthodontic treatments in adolescents.

What are the advantages of using P&F sealants over traditional fillings?

• P&F sealants offer superior adhesion, flexibility, moisture resistance, and ease of application over traditional fillings.

• P&F sealants are more expensive than traditional fillings.

• P&F sealants require more time to apply than traditional fillings.

• P&F sealants are less durable than traditional fillings.

How often should P&F sealants be checked for integrity?

• Monthly checks are required.

• Every five years.

• Only when there is visible damage.

• At least once a year.

What factors can affect the longevity of P&F sealants?

• Color of the sealant

• Temperature fluctuations

• Type of packaging used

• Environmental conditions, material quality, surface preparation, application thickness, and contaminants.

Explain the importance of patient education regarding sealants.

• Patient education is important for understanding the benefits, acceptance of treatment, and promoting oral hygiene.

• Sealants can replace regular dental check-ups.

• Sealants are only necessary for adults.

• Patient education is not relevant for dental treatments.