Chapter 46 Pregnancy and Oral Health
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Chapter 46 Pregnancy and Oral Health
Chapter
– Dental
46 Pregnancy
Hygiene and
Theory
OralStudy
Health
Chapter
Guide.pdf
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46 Pregnancy
Hygiene and
Theory
OralStudy
Health
Guide.pdf
– Dental Hygiene Theory Study Guide.pdf
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Terms in this set (47)
Pregnancy - divided into three trimesters, roughly 3 months per trimester
- Due date is calculated 40 weeks from the first day of her last menstrual
period.
Organogenesis - Formation of the organs, occurs during the first 10 weeks of pregnancy
- For an environmental factor to be considered a teratogen, exposure
must occur during this time period,
early childhood caries ECC - The presence of one or more decayed (noncavitated or cavitated
lesions), missing (due to caries), or filled tooth surfaces in any primary
tooth in a child 6 years of age or younger.
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Mutans streptococci - May be transmitted vertically from primary caregiver to child through
saliva, affected by frequency and amount of exposure.
periodontal disease - Approx. 40% of pregnant women have some form of periodontal
disease
First trimester: - First day of last menstrual period to 13 weeks
Second trimester: - 14 Weeks to 27 weeks
Third trimester - 28 Weeks to 40 weeks
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Pregnancy gingivitis -An increased inflammatory response to bacterial plaque during
pregnancy causes signs of gingivitis in most women
-Anterior teeth affected more than the posterior teeth
-Signs are exacerbated by poor plaque control and mouth breathing.
-Pregnancy gingivitis typically peaks during the third trimester.
-Women who have gingivitis before pregnancy are more prone to
exacerbation during pregnancy
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Chapter
– Dental
46 Pregnancy
Hygiene and
Theory
OralStudy
Health
Chapter
Guide.pdf
– Dental
46 Pregnancy
Hygiene and
Theory
OralStudy
Health
Guide.pdf
– Dental Hygiene Theory Study Guide.pdf
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Chapter 46 Pregnancy and Oral Health
Chapter
– Dental
46 Pregnancy
Hygiene and
Theory
OralStudy
Health
Chapter
Guide.pdf
– Dental
46 Pregnancy
Hygiene and
Theory
OralStudy
Health
Guide.pdf
– Dental Hygiene Theory Study Guide.pdf
,Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf
Terms in this set (47)
Pregnancy - divided into three trimesters, roughly 3 months per trimester
- Due date is calculated 40 weeks from the first day of her last menstrual
period.
Organogenesis - Formation of the organs, occurs during the first 10 weeks of pregnancy
- For an environmental factor to be considered a teratogen, exposure
must occur during this time period,
early childhood caries ECC - The presence of one or more decayed (noncavitated or cavitated
lesions), missing (due to caries), or filled tooth surfaces in any primary
tooth in a child 6 years of age or younger.
Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf
,Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf
Mutans streptococci - May be transmitted vertically from primary caregiver to child through
saliva, affected by frequency and amount of exposure.
periodontal disease - Approx. 40% of pregnant women have some form of periodontal
disease
First trimester: - First day of last menstrual period to 13 weeks
Second trimester: - 14 Weeks to 27 weeks
Third trimester - 28 Weeks to 40 weeks
Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf
, Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf
Pregnancy gingivitis -An increased inflammatory response to bacterial plaque during
pregnancy causes signs of gingivitis in most women
-Anterior teeth affected more than the posterior teeth
-Signs are exacerbated by poor plaque control and mouth breathing.
-Pregnancy gingivitis typically peaks during the third trimester.
-Women who have gingivitis before pregnancy are more prone to
exacerbation during pregnancy
Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf Chapter 46_ Pregnancy and Oral Health Dental HYG Theory.pdf
