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Extra-Coronal RestorationsCaries Management

Extra-Coronal Restorations: Caries Management [This chapter, the first in the “Healthy Start” part, will emphasise the need to:Recognise and control caries to limit future CARS (caries associated with restorations)Identify clinical and patient factors associated with increased caries riskIdentify patients for whom advanced tooth restoration poses too great a risk of failure—unless they respond to preventive adviceConsider dry mouth a potent risk factor, determine its cause and where possible work with the patient’s medical team to modify xerostomia-related or sugar-containing medicationOffer preventative counselling including dietary and oral hygiene advice and consider additional fluoride over and above regular fluoride toothpasteAdvise patients with xerostomia including recommending a suitable salivary substitute.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Extra-Coronal RestorationsCaries Management

Part of the BDJ Clinician’s Guides Book Series
Editors: Wassell, Robert; Nohl, Francis; Steele, Jimmy; Walls, Angus
Bateman, Heidi; Walls, Angus; Wassell, Robert
Extra-Coronal Restorations — Aug 1, 2018
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Springer International Publishing
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© Springer International Publishing AG, part of Springer Nature 2019. This book has been previously published in 2002 by BDJ Books with the following title: A Clinical Guide to Crowns and Other Extra-coronal Restorations.
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978-3-319-79092-3
Pages
37 –41
DOI
10.1007/978-3-319-79093-0_3
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[This chapter, the first in the “Healthy Start” part, will emphasise the need to:Recognise and control caries to limit future CARS (caries associated with restorations)Identify clinical and patient factors associated with increased caries riskIdentify patients for whom advanced tooth restoration poses too great a risk of failure—unless they respond to preventive adviceConsider dry mouth a potent risk factor, determine its cause and where possible work with the patient’s medical team to modify xerostomia-related or sugar-containing medicationOffer preventative counselling including dietary and oral hygiene advice and consider additional fluoride over and above regular fluoride toothpasteAdvise patients with xerostomia including recommending a suitable salivary substitute.]

Published: Aug 1, 2018

Keywords: Caries Management; Caries Risk; Fluoride Addition; Caries Control; Healthy Start

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