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Infant Oral Health Care. Preventing Early Childhood Caries. Growth & Development of the Teeth. At birth the primary (baby) teeth have already formed Permanent teeth are developing or beginning to mineralize (harden). Courtesy WI Dept. of Health and Family Services. Eruption Patterns. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Infant Oral Health Care

Infant Oral Health Care

Preventing Early Childhood CariesPreventing Early Childhood Caries

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Growth & Development of the Teeth

At birth the primary (baby) teeth have At birth the primary (baby) teeth have already formed already formed

Permanent teeth are developing or Permanent teeth are developing or beginning to mineralize (harden)beginning to mineralize (harden)

Courtesy WI Dept. of Health and Family Services

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Eruption Patterns

Courtesy WI Dept. of Health and Family Services

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Primary teeth (baby teeth) Primary teeth (baby teeth) are important for…are important for…

A. Talking and eatingA. Talking and eating

B. Saving room for permanent teethB. Saving room for permanent teeth

C. They aren’t important!C. They aren’t important!

D. Both A and BD. Both A and B

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Importance of Primary (Baby) Teeth

Smiling & self-esteemSmiling & self-esteem

Chewing and eating Chewing and eating

Speech developmentSpeech development

Aid proper jaw and face formationAid proper jaw and face formation

Guide permanent teeth into placeGuide permanent teeth into place

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1 or more decayed teeth 1 or more decayed teeth

Child under age 6Child under age 6

Previously known as:Previously known as:

Baby bottle tooth decayBaby bottle tooth decay

Bottle mouthBottle mouth

Nursing decay Nursing decay

Sippy cup decaySippy cup decay

Early Childhood Caries or ECC (Tooth Decay)

Courtesy Diann Bomkamp, RDH, BSDH, Missouri

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Courtesy Proctor & Gamble

ECC

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Courtesy Proctor & Gamble

Severe ECC

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“Early Childhood Caries” is…

AA. A cavity . A cavity BB. Caused by drinks with . Caused by drinks with sugarsugarCC. Is only caused by a bottle. Is only caused by a bottleDD. Both A and B. Both A and B

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Results of ECC

Pain and infectionPain and infection

Difficulty eating and sleepingDifficulty eating and sleeping

Affects nutrition and growthAffects nutrition and growth

Courtesy Diann Bomkamp, RDH, BSDH, Missouri

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Courtesy Proctor & Gamble

Results of ECC

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What is a cavity?What is a cavity?

AA. A large hole in the head . A large hole in the head

BB. A disease. A disease

CC. A hole in the tooth. A hole in the tooth

DD. Both B and C. Both B and C

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Causes of ECC

Diet

(Sugar in Food)

Bacteria

(Plaque)

Time

Tooth

All of these are needed for Tooth Decay

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ECC Causes - Bacteria

Passed from Passed from caregiver to childcaregiver to child

food/drinkfood/drink

utensilsutensils

toothbrushestoothbrushes

Blowing on or Blowing on or pre- pre-chewing food chewing food

More likely if mother has decayMore likely if mother has decay

Early spread increases decay riskEarly spread increases decay risk

Courtesy Proctor & Gamble

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How to Reduce Bacteria

Mothers or primary Mothers or primary care givers should care givers should have all cavities have all cavities treatedtreated

Wipe baby’s mouth Wipe baby’s mouth from birthfrom birth

Brush preschool Brush preschool child’s teeth using a child’s teeth using a smear of toothpaste smear of toothpaste

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Courtesy Proctor & Gamble

ECC Causes - Diet

Food typeFood type

Starchy foodsStarchy foods

Added or natural Added or natural sugarsugar

Pacifier dipped in Pacifier dipped in sweetenersweetener

Liquid medicineLiquid medicine

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How to Reduce Sugar in Diet

NO bedtime bottlesNO bedtime bottlesIf bedtime bottle is used, WATER is the If bedtime bottle is used, WATER is the only safe liquid to put in the bottleonly safe liquid to put in the bottle

Limit juice to 4-6 ounces a dayLimit juice to 4-6 ounces a day

Use water for an “anytime drink”Use water for an “anytime drink”

Limit sweet snacksLimit sweet snacks

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Courtesy Proctor & GambleCourtesy Proctor & Gamble

ECC Causes - Time

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ECC Causes - Time

Frequency and Frequency and length of feedinglength of feeding

Bedtime bottleBedtime bottle

““At will” nighttime At will” nighttime nursingnursing

““Carry along” Carry along” bottle or no-spill bottle or no-spill training cuptraining cup

Frequent snackingFrequent snacking

Courtesy Proctor & GambleCourtesy Proctor & Gamble

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ECC Causes - Teeth

Enamel HypoplasiaEnamel HypoplasiaDeformed, weak Deformed, weak enamelenamel

Causes:Causes:• Fever or virusFever or virus• Low birth weightLow birth weight

Lack of fluorideLack of fluorideEnamel is more vulnerable to acidsEnamel is more vulnerable to acids

Courtesy Diann Bomkamp, RDH, BSDH, Missouri

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How to Make Teeth Stronger

Ask your physician to check teeth at Ask your physician to check teeth at each well baby/well child visit and each well baby/well child visit and apply fluoride varnishapply fluoride varnish

Take your child to the dentist by Age 1Take your child to the dentist by Age 1

Use a small amount of fluoride Use a small amount of fluoride toothpaste dailytoothpaste daily

Smear for a preschool childSmear for a preschool child

Pea size dab for older childrenPea size dab for older children

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Which of the Which of the following can cause following can cause ECC?ECC?

A. Pepsi A. Pepsi

B. 100% fruit juice (example: Juicy-Juice)B. 100% fruit juice (example: Juicy-Juice)

C. MilkC. Milk

D. All of the aboveD. All of the above

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ECC Prevention

DietDiet

Reduce bacteriaReduce bacteria

Brush dailyBrush daily

Treat mother’s cavitiesTreat mother’s cavities

Protect the teeth with fluorideProtect the teeth with fluoride

Regular dental visitsRegular dental visits

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ECC Prevention – Diet & Time

Watch sugar/starch exposureWatch sugar/starch exposure

Limit night beveragesLimit night beverages

Provide healthy snacksProvide healthy snacks

Avoid pacifier dippingAvoid pacifier dipping

Wean from bottle/breast by one yearWean from bottle/breast by one year

Ask for sugar-free medicationAsk for sugar-free medication

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Courtesy Proctor & Gamble

ECC Prevention – Reduce Bacteria

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Courtesy Proctor & Gamble

ECC Prevention – Reduce Bacteria

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What does fluoride do?What does fluoride do?

A. Is what causes the flu A. Is what causes the flu

B. Protects the teethB. Protects the teeth

C. Helps repair early stages of decayC. Helps repair early stages of decay

D. Both B and CD. Both B and C

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ECC Prevention - Dental Visits

12 months old or 6 months after12 months old or 6 months after 11stst tooth tooth

Early morning Early morning appointmentappointment

Build excitementBuild excitement

Be calmBe calm

Courtesy University of Washington School of Dentistry

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First Dental Visit

Dentist will:Dentist will:

Check:Check:Face and JawsFace and Jaws

Gums, Tongue, Gums, Tongue, TissuesTissues

Teeth and BiteTeeth and Bite

Ask questionsAsk questions

Give informationGive information

Courtesy University of Washington School of Dentistry

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Acknowledgements

MAJ Georgia delaCruzMAJ Georgia delaCruzDental Staff OfficerDental Staff Officer

Directorate of Health Promotion & WellnessDirectorate of Health Promotion & Wellness

US Army Center for Health Promotion & Preventive MedicineUS Army Center for Health Promotion & Preventive Medicine

Additional graphics or information provided by the Additional graphics or information provided by the following:following:

University of Washington School of Dentistry

Diann Bomkamp, RDH, BSDH, Missouri

Dr. Dietmar Kennel

USC School of Dentistry

Marquette University School of Dentistry

WI Dept. of Health and Family Services

Cathy Hollister, RDH, MSPH, PhD, Nashville Area Dental Support Center