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If a 5 year old patient has had a .4 ppm dosage, what supplement dosage schedule would you choose? - .25 mg When is the peak uptake of fluoride? - 1 year after erruption Which of the following fluorides is not recommended on patients with ceramic and composite restorations? - Acidulated phosphate fluoride Which fluoride would not be appropriate for a 3 year old? - Rinse Which of the following fluorides may cause gingival blanching? - Stannous Fluoride What is the sequence of sodium fluoride application? - -4 applications 2-7 days apart -Given approximately at ages 3,7,10, and 13 White opacities from excess fluoride are called - Mottled enamel/flurosis/hypoplasia Two effects of fluoride overdose are enamel fluorosis and - Mottled enamel When is fluoride rinse most effective? - After brushing and flossing Before administering fluoride topically, you should - Polish, floss, and dry teeth A safe level of fluoride in drinking water is - 1 ppmWhat is true about fluoride diffusion? - Fluoride does not diffuse through acquired pellicle and plaque What is true about fluoride tablets? - When they are chewed before swallowing, the teeth benefit topically and systemically What is a recommended over the counter rinse? - .05% sodium fluoride