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Dental Erosion: Etiology, Diagnosis and Prevention: 3 CE Credits
Dental Erosion: Etiology, Diagnosis and Prevention: 3 CE Credits
3 CE credits
This course was
written for dentists,
dental hygienists,
and assistants.
PennWelldesignatesthisactivityfor3ContinuingEducationCredits.
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Questions
1. Dental erosion begins as a ________. 7. The median prevalence of dental erosion c. Saliva buffering capacity
a. subsurface enamel lesion is ________ of children and ________ of d. a and c
b. surface-hardened lesion adults. 13. Dental erosion can be caused by
c. surface-softening lesion a. 24.1%; 29.8% ________.
d. none of the above b. 28.1%; 30.4% a. carbonated soft drinks
2. Dental erosion results in a lesion that is c. 34.1%; 31.8% b. wines
d. 38.1%; 33.4% c. fruit juices
________.
a. susceptible to wear 8. Dental erosion is caused by ________ d. all of the above
b. susceptible to remineralization direct contact between tooth surfaces and 14. Brushing after erosive challenges
c. resistant to remineralization acidic substances. ________.
d. a and c a. occasional a. inhibits enamel tissue loss by removing acids
b. continual b. inhibits dentin tissue loss by creating a uniform
3. Tissue loss is accelerated by ________ at c. sustained
sites where dental erosion has occurred. smear layer
d. any of the above c. accelerates enamel tissue loss
a. attrition d. is essential to remove plaque
b. abrasive wear 9. Demineralization of dental enamel will
c. bond failure occur once the oral environmental pH 15. ________ has a pH of 4.2.
d. a and b reaches the critical threshold of ________. a. Black tea
a. 5.5 b. Beetroot juice
4. Effective management of dental erosion is b. 4.5 c. Carrot juice
largely dependent on ________. c. 4.0 d. all of the above
a. a thorough understanding of its etiology d. 3.5
b. recognition of its signs in clinical practice 16. ________ are acidic in nature.
c. recognition of its symptoms in clinical practice 10. Acids in the mouth originate from a. Many drinks
d. all of the above ________. b. Many solid foods
a. acidogenic bacteria c. Many semi-solid foods
5. The prevalence of dental erosion seems to b. extrinsic acids d. all of the above
be trending ________ in recent decades. c. intrinsic acids 17. ________ is a source of extrinsic acid that
a. lower d. all of the above
may cause dental erosion.
b. higher 11. Extrinsic and intrinsic acids cause a. Medications with vitamin C
c. negligibly ________. b. Aspirin
d. none of the above a. dental erosion c. Mood-enhancing drugs
6. The variability in the reported prevalence b. caries d. all of the above
of dental erosion can be partially c. abrasion 18. ________ is an occupation that may lead
explained by ________. d. a and b
to dental erosion.
a. age 12. ________ is related to the clearance of a. Professional wine tasting
b. country acids in the oral cavity. b. Swimming
c. different evaluation standards a. Saliva flow rate c. Music
d. all of the above b. Creatinine d. a and b
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Educational Objectives
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1. List and describe the prevalence of dental erosion go to www.ineedce.com to take tests online.
2. List and describe the etiologies of dental erosion Answer sheets can be faxed with credit card payment to
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3. Listanddescribethesignsandsymptomsofdentalerosionandthecomplicatingfactorsassociatedwithdentalerosion
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4. List and describe methods for the management and prevention of dental erosion. (Checks and credit cards are accepted.)
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