Dental Stains

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How are stains classified when examining them

Location and source

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What is needed to be known about any stain

rate of occurrence, cause/etiology, types of stain

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What are the stain classifications

  • extrinisic vs intrisic

  • Exogenous vs endogenous

  • how to make the distinction

  • Where did it come from and where is it located


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Types of stains

yellow, green, metallic, orange and red, brown

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What type of stains are exogenous, extrinsic stains?

Tobacco stain

Black Line Stain

Green Stain

Yellow Stain

Orange and Red Stains

Metallic Stains

Chlorhexidine and other brown stains

Extreme betel leaf stain

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What should known about the tobacco stain

Can be scaled away, can be polished, course polished

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How does the exogenous, extrinsic Stains: Tobacco stain feel when scaling

very sticky

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What should known about the Black Line Stain

Happens in healthy mouths; this is caused by specific bacterias,

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How do you clean exogenous, extrinsic stains: Black Line Stain

has to be scaled, not polished

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Where is Black Line Stain usually located

commonly on the max lingual

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What caused Green Stain

caused by active chrmogenic bacteria, cannot be scaled or polished

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Where is green stain often found

over active demineralization on teeth

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Do you scale or polish over active demineralization green stain

do not scale or polish this stain

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What would happen if you scale or polish green stain? What should be the follow up steps

can cause more damage. Show ro pt and give tb instruction to self clean

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Do you polsih deminiatlized areas

No

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What is the identifers of deminizaltion

chalky white near gumline, sandpaper feeling over area, usually near plaque buildup, have to use process of alimiation

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What causes yellow stain

poor oral care

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How do you clean yellow Stain

debride with scaler

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What causes Orange and Red stains

chromogenic bacteria

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Is orange and red stains an often occurance

no it is rare

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How do you clean Orange and Red stains

scale or polish

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How common is Metallic Stain

Less common than it was in the past

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How does metallic stain usually develop

often it is inhaled and becomes deposited on a tooth surface

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How do you clean Metallic Stain

scale really cant polish

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<p>What stain is being shown in the image</p>

What stain is being shown in the image

chlorhexidine brown stain

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<p>What stain in being shown in the image</p>

What stain in being shown in the image

other brown stains, usually caused by chlorine or iron supplements

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How do you clean chlorhexidine and other brown stains

scaling

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What is Extreme betel leaf stain

the thick, hard, dark brown or black extrinsic stain left on the teeth after chewing the leaves of the betel palm; commonly seen in adults and children in the Eastern Hemisphere, where betel leaves and nuts are used as stimulants

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How do you clean extreme betel leaf stain

removed by scaling

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What stain is being shown in the image


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<p>What stain is being shown in the image</p>

What stain is being shown in the image

betel leaf stain when taken for a long time

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Which stains are endogenous, intrinsic stains

Amelogenesis impredecta, dentinogenious imperfecta, enamel hypoplasia, dental fluorosis, tertacycline, non-vital teeth

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<p>What causes amelogenesis imprefecta</p>

What causes amelogenesis imprefecta

Ameloblasts do not lay down the enamel, enamel did not properly form, hereditary or genetics

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How do you clean Amelogenesis imprefecta

High risk, cant be scaled

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<p>What is dentinogenesis imperfecta causes by</p>

What is dentinogenesis imperfecta causes by

Genetic/hereditary, and irrgular dentin foration

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How dentinogenesis imperfecta look

Blueish/opalescent, Coloration of enamel cant be scaled

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Enamel Hypoplasia caused by

Enamel is underdeveloped

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<p>How can you fix enamel hypoplasia</p>

How can you fix enamel hypoplasia

No solution aside from crowns/veneers

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Where is enamel hypoplasia coming from

from dentinal layer

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<p>What causes dental fluorosis</p>

What causes dental fluorosis

excessive fluoride during tooth development

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How does dental fluorosis effect the tooth

Hypomineralization of enamel, mild white stain with enamel pitting in less severe cases

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In severe cases of dental fluorosis, what does it look like

brown stain in severe cases

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<p>What is other components that can cause dental fluorosis</p>

What is other components that can cause dental fluorosis

people being pregnant, kids being sick, kids having fevers

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Dental fluorosis for primary teeth is

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<p>Tetracycline is caused by</p>

Tetracycline is caused by

exposure to tetracycline in utero or from age 0-11

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Can you scale or polsih intrinistic stains

No, you can’t scale or polish; only do restoration work, cosmetics

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non-vital teeth occurs when

some non-vital teeth as well; when nerve is dead or the tooth is removed, it may then darken

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How can non-vital teeth be restored

cosmetics, tooth internal bleaching

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What is a exogenous, instrinsic stain

an outside source that has stained inside of the tooth, usually a result of restorative materials, pulpal therapy, medications/supplements, or smoking

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What are exogenous and intrinsic stains

amalgam, pulp therapy, smoking, iron stain

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What is amalgam

Dark stain visible through the enamel crown of the tooth

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Exogenous, Intrinsic Stain: Pulpal Therapy

no pulp

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Smoking

Initially it will cause little stains; over time it can get in the tooth and stay on the tooth surface

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Iron Stain is caused by what

Iron supplements creating internal stain in

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Is extrinisic stains removable or nonremovable

removable

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How do you clean extrinsic stains

sclaing, polishing, and sometimes bleaching/whitening scaling,

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Are intrinsic stains removable or nonremovable

non removeavle can be considers for restorative work

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What type of stain should you not touch?

green stain, any deminerlization

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what is a endogenous stain

from within the body