Question 124 · LDEK · Fluoride
The use of fluoride mouth rinses containing 0.2% NaF/1000 ppmF is indicated in:
- A. children over the age of 4.
- B. all children.
- C. children after orthodontic treatment.
- D. children with a high risk of caries.
- E. children with a cleft palate.
Hint
Consider the relatively high concentration of this rinse, the need to spit reliably, and which group needs intensified prevention.
The answer, the explanation and a note on every option are available once you log in. The account is free: topic tests, a mock exam, mistake review and statistics.
More questions on Pediatric dentistry
- In a 7-year-old healthy, cooperating child, the necrosis of pulp in tooth 63 was found. The treatment of choice will be:
- Indicate the true statements concerning fluoridated varnish:
- The fall of a 3-year-old child caused the root tip of tooth 51 to move in the labial direction. Clinically, half the crown is visible and no…
- High risk factors of dental caries in a 5-year-old child, according to the Caries Assessment Risk Scale (CRA) include:
- Indicate the false statement concerning hyperbilirubinemia:
- In the case of the intrusion of a permanent tooth with closed apex to the depth of about 5 mm, the treatment of choice does not include: