PPT-What is dental plaque is material adhering to the teeth, consists of bacterial cells (60-70%

Plaque is a naturallyconstructed biofilm in which the accumulation of bacteria may reach a thickness of 300500 cells on the surfaces of the teeth These accumulations subject the teeth and gingival tissues to high concentrations of bacterial metabolites which result in dental disease . Rx for Sound Teeth Plaque: What is it? . & . Sarah. . What does Oral Health mean to YOU?!. Would you want your prom date to look like this?. Why Oral Health is Important. . Prevents Cavities. Prevents Gum & Periodontal Disease . BY: Koichi y (All-in) . Dental Checkups . na. Having regular dental checkups, about twice a year, can identify problems before they become painful or hard to treat aha.. Young wild and free people today generally have fewer cavities than their parents did at the same age.. Katherine Jones, RDH, BS. What do we know about dental sealants?. Protective eyewear for patient and operator. Basic setup. Air-water syringe. High-volume oral evacuator. Prophy. brush. Pumice paste. Rx for Sound Teeth Plaque: What is it? (bacteria . biofilm. ) - . g. enesis . and structure. .. . Microbiology of dental plaque - differences between immature and mature plaque.. Microbial metabolism and plaque . biofilm. pathogenic potential.. Index (. PlI. ) . …. which was introduced by . Silness. and . Loe. in . 1964. Used on all teeth (28, wisdom teeth are excluded) or selected teeth (6 teeth) .. No substitution for any missing tooth.. By . Dr.. Omar . Alkaradsheh. B.D.S, MFD RCSI, . D.Ch.Dent. , FFD RCSI, EFP.. Outline. Introduction. Plaque control. Rationale. Plaque control methods:. Mechanical. Chemical. Tooth brushes: . Manual. Perio means around dontal means toothPeriodontal disease is disease around the outside of the toothThe Tooth the Whole Tooth and Nothing but the ToothIn this picture we see the crown of the tooth the Dental caries . is an infectious microbiologic disease of the calcified tissues of the teeth, characterized by demineralization of the inorganic portion and destruction of the organic substance of the tooth. It is a common chronic disease that leads to pain and disability across all age groups. . No plaque or gingivitis. Young healthy dogs and cats 6-12 months.. Grade 1. Plaque formation on some teeth mainly premolars and molars. Mild gingivitis along gum line. No evidence of infection.. Grade 2. which was introduced by . Silness. and . Loe. in . 1964. Used on all teeth (28, wisdom teeth are excluded) or selected teeth (6 teeth) .. No substitution for any missing tooth.. Used on all surfaces (4)(M, B, D, L).. . Lesson 1. Aims. To know the types of teeth and why they are different. To know why it is important to look after our teeth. To know how and why decay happens. To know the correct way to keep our teeth clean. Oral Hygiene. Key Stage 2. Learning Outcomes. All students will: . Understand what dental plaque is and how it forms. . Understand which foods and drinks cause tooth decay. . Understand the consequences of tooth decay. .