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Dental Caries Development Factors

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Why is restorative treatment considered 'secondary prophylaxis' according to the text?

Because it is performed after the patient has already lost teeth due to dental caries
Because it is a form of preventive care that is done after the disease has started
Because it is used to restore the cosmetic appearance of the teeth
Because it is used to prevent further breakdown of the teeth after dental caries have occurred (correct)

What is the main goal of oral health care according to the text?

Promoting the use of metal and composite materials in dental treatments
Providing cosmetic dentistry services
Controlling dental diseases and preventing further tooth loss (correct)
Performing restorative procedures like fillings and root canal treatment

What is the main reason for tooth loss in populations with limited access to dental care according to the text?

Genetic factors and congenital dental abnormalities
Poor oral hygiene habits
Lack of access to cosmetic dentistry services
Dental caries and restorative procedures (correct)

What is the text's perspective on the focus of dentistry?

Dentistry should focus on preventing and controlling dental diseases, not just on restorative treatment (B) Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between dental caries and tooth loss according to the text?

Dental caries and restorative care are the predominant causes of tooth loss in high-income countries (C) Signup and view all the answers

What is the text's perspective on the role of prevention and disease control in dentistry?

Prevention and disease control should be integrated with restorative treatment as part of the overall 'treatment' approach (A) Signup and view all the answers

What is the text's perspective on the role of restorative procedures in dentistry?

Restorative procedures are a form of 'secondary prophylaxis' to prevent further tooth breakdown (D) Signup and view all the answers

What is the main focus of the dental curriculum?

Restorative procedures and skilled techniques (A) Signup and view all the answers

What is the text's perspective on the relationship between dental caries and tooth loss?

Dental caries is the main reason for tooth loss in populations with limited access to dental care (B) Signup and view all the answers

What is the text's perspective on the role of restorative procedures in controlling dental diseases?

Restorative procedures are a form of 'secondary prophylaxis' and do not control the underlying disease (A) Signup and view all the answers