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Dental Caries in Children
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Dental Caries in Children

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What is the most prevalent chronic disease of people?

  • Demineralisation of inorganic tooth substance
  • Bacterial disease of calcified tissues of teeth (correct)
  • Destruction of organic substance of tooth
  • Species strongly
  • Which is the primary cause of oral pain and tooth loss?

  • Bacterial disease of calcified tissues of teeth
  • Destruction of organic substance of tooth (correct)
  • Demineralisation of inorganic tooth substance
  • Species strongly
  • What is the main product of bacterial metabolism that contributes to dental caries?

  • Bacterial disease of calcified tissues of teeth
  • Acid (correct)
  • Demineralisation of inorganic tooth substance
  • Destruction of organic substance of tooth
  • What is the suggested cause of severe caries in the anterior deciduous teeth of a 3- to 4-year-old?

    <p>Pacifier or bottle with high levels of sugar</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How long does it take for a cavity to reach an advanced stage in deciduous teeth?

    <p>3 years</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Chronic Diseases

    • The most prevalent chronic disease among people is dental caries, commonly known as tooth decay.

    Causes of Oral Pain and Tooth Loss

    • Dental caries is the primary cause of oral pain and tooth loss, leading to significant discomfort and potential complications.

    Bacterial Metabolism and Dental Caries

    • The main product of bacterial metabolism contributing to dental caries is acid, which erodes tooth enamel and leads to decay.

    Severe Caries in Young Children

    • A suggested cause of severe caries in the anterior deciduous teeth of 3- to 4-year-olds is frequent exposure to sugary beverages and poor oral hygiene practices.

    Progression of Decay in Deciduous Teeth

    • It typically takes about six months for a cavity in deciduous (baby) teeth to reach an advanced stage, underscoring the importance of early detection and treatment.

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    Test your knowledge about dental caries in children with this quiz. Learn about the advanced stages of cavities in deciduous teeth and their severity and location in young patients from different historical periods.

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