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WorksheetsODP Mouthrinse presentation
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the primary purpose of a school-based fluoride mouth rinse?
To whiten teeth
To treat gum infections
To prevent dental caries by increasing fluoride exposure
To teach flossing techniques
Fluoride mouth rinse strengthens enamel by forming a substance called fluorapatite
True
False
Which population benefits the most from school-based fluoride mouth rinse programmes?
Elderly individuals
High school students
Children in non-fluoridated regions
Dental Professional
What reduction in decayed, missing, and filled teeth (DMFT) was observed in long-term FMR participants aged 20?
20%-30%
31%-45%
56%-71%
80%-95%
Fluoride mouth rinse programmes are more expensive and less effective than fluoride varnish.
True
False
Which method of fluoride delivery provides continuous exposure and is considered cost-effective in large communities?
Fluoride tablets
Fluoride varnish
Water fluoridation
Fluoride gels
Which of the following are mechanisms by which fluoride mouthrinse prevents oral disease?
Stimulates saliva production and increase tongue strength
Inhibits demineralisation and enhances remineralisation
Whitens teeth and reduce halitosis
Reduces sugar cravings and promotes gum growth
Who is teacher support critical for the success of fluoride mouthrinse programmes?
Teachers assist with creating rinse flavours
Teachers monitor students and ensure programme consistency
Teachers assist in reaching out to guardians and increase knowledge around the topic
Teachers perform the fluoride treatments
What is one common challenge in implementing fluoride mouthrinse programmes in schools?
Children refusing to brush their teeth
Limited internet access
Lack of teacher support and inconsistent attendance
Poor building maintenance
Fluoride mouthrinse helps prevent dental caries by physically removing plaque from the tooth surfaces
True
False
