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TOOTHPASTES

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ORAL BIOLOGY Mind Map on TOOTHPASTES, created by aahughes on 25/04/2013.
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TOOTHPASTES
  1. Brushing with Fluoride t/paste can reduce caries by 25%
    1. COCHRANE REVIEW
    2. CONTENTS
      1. ABRASIVES:Cleansing polishing agents: removes plaque/pellicle eg Calcium carbonate
        1. DETERGENTS:lower surface tension/plaque
          1. Aids foaming actions: SODIUM LAURYL SULPHATE
            1. BINDING AGENTS:alginates/gums for storage
              1. HUMECTANTS:used to prevent drying out
                1. FLAVOURING:sweetners
                  1. PRESERVATIVES:prevent bacterial growth ie benzoates
                    1. water, colouring agents
                      1. FLUORIDE
      2. Children's t/paste:<1000ppm
        1. 1500ppm children >7yrs old
          1. 2800ppm for high risk pts 10yrs
            1. 5000ppm >16yrs
        2. BRUSHING ADVICE
          1. T/paste100ppm reduction in caries by 25%
            1. older than7 - 1500ppm
              1. brush x2 daily reduces caries by further14%
                1. Peas sized amount on t/brush
                  1. Spit don't rinse - further 15% reduction in caries
                    1. Allows time for diffusion
                      1. under 7yrs old must be supervised
          2. 1000ppmF for under 7's
            1. children swallow about 50% of t/paste when brushing
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