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Public Health Dentistry - 3 Questions

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Public Health Dentistry
Pocket depths are measured when using the 1. simplified oral hygiene index 2. PMA index 3. Ramfjord index 4. DMFT index

๐Ÿ“ Explanation:

Sigurd Ramfjord introduced the Periodontal Disease Index a clinical tool that used a periodontal probe , with marks at 3, 6 and 8 mm, to measure the distance from the cemento–enamel junction to the bottom of the pocket (i.e. attachment loss) Ramfjord recommended the assessment of six ‘index teeth’ that soon became known as the ‘Ramfjord teeth’ These teeth were: maxillary right first molar (tooth 16), maxillary left central incisor (tooth 11), maxillary left first bicuspid (tooth 24), mandibular left first molar (tooth 36), mandibular right central incisor (tooth 41) and mandibular right first bicuspid (tooth 44).

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Public Health Dentistry
Daily fluoride (0.05%) mouth rinse has concentration?

1) 225 ppm  
2) 900 ppm
3) 1000 ppm
4) 1100 ppm

๐Ÿ“ Explanation:

Daily fluoride mouth rinse containing 0.05% sodium fluoride has a concentration of about 225 ppm fluoride ions

0.05% sodium fluoride solution = 225 ppm fluoride

0.2% sodium fluoride solution = 900 ppm fluoride

The daily rinse (0.05%) is recommended for children aged 6–12 years.

The weekly rinse (0.2%) is recommended for older children and adults at higher risk of caries.

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Public Health Dentistry
Examination of a 7 year old child revealed 6 deciduous teeth with active carious lesions, 4 missing 3rd molars, 1 deciduous and 1 permanent tooth missing and 1 filled permanent tooth. The df score for this child is
1.13
2 9
3.7
4. 6

๐Ÿ“ Explanation:

DMFT (Decayed, Missing, Filled Teeth) score takes into account both deciduous (primary) and permanent teeth.

To calculate the DMFT score for the child based on the information provided:

  1. Decayed Teeth (D):

    • 6 active carious lesions in deciduous teeth.
    • No mention of decayed permanent teeth, so D = 0 for permanent teeth.
    • Total D = 6 (from deciduous teeth).
  2. Missing Teeth (M):

    • 1 missing deciduous tooth.
    • 4 missing permanent third molars (not counted in DMFT since they are not included in the DMFT calculation until the child is older).
    • Total M = 1 (from deciduous teeth).
  3. Filled Teeth (F):

    • 1 filled permanent tooth.
    • No filled deciduous teeth mentioned, so F = 0 for deciduous teeth.
    • Total F = 1 (from permanent teeth).

Now, we can calculate the DMFT score:

[ DMFT = D + M + F ]

Substituting the values:

[ DMFT = (6 + 0) + (1 + 0) + 1 = 6 + 1 + 1 = 8 ]

So, the DMFT score for this child is 8.

If the question is asking for the df score (which only considers deciduous teeth), it would be:

[df = 6 + 0 + 1 = 7 ]

In summary:

  • DMFT score (including both deciduous and permanent teeth) = 8.
  • df score (only deciduous teeth) = 7.

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