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10 – 11 Years
8 – 9 Years
11 – 12 Years
10 – 12 Years
12 – 13 Years
After the 1st teeth erupted
After the primary teeth are erupted
In the mixed dentition
After the full dentition
Amalgam
Composite
Glass ionomer
Resin modified glass ionomer
Intermediate restorative material (IRM)
Glass ionomer cement
Amalgam
Composite resin
Intermediate restorative material
Fissure sealant
R1
R2
R3
R4
Sound primary and permanent molars with deep pits and fissures
Molars with small cavity
Demineralized area of the teeth
Cavity with stain on the occlusal surface
Cavity conserving as much tooth structure as possible
Cavity extending for prevention
Cavity designed of G.V.Black
Brushing the teeth with fluoride toothpaste keep it in the mouth for one minute split out but do not rinse before going to bed
Brush the teeth carefully with fluoride toothpaste after dinner
Flossing brushing the teeth with toothpaste after eating
Apexogenesis
Pulpotomy
Pulpectomy
Apexification
Direct pulp capping
Group of 4 years old
Group of 2 years old
Group of 3 years old
Group of 5 years old
Group of 6 years old
12months – 16months
7months – 10months
6 months – 9months
16months – 20months
23months – 30months
7months – 10months
6 months – 9months
16months – 20months
12months – 16months
23months – 30months
Mutans streptococcus
Lactobacillus
Staphylococcus
Fusiform bateria
Spirochaetes
Primary upper incisors
Primary lower incisors
Primary upper molars
Primary lower molars
After 1 year of age
At 3 years of age
At 5 years of age
After 2 years of age
After eruption of all the teeth
Composite
Glass ionomer cement
Amalgam
Resin sealant
Protective fissure sealant
Carie lesion of inner half of dentin (R4)
Carie lesion inner half of enamel (R2)
Carie lesion of outer half of dentin (R3)
Hyperhemie pulp
Chronic pulpitis
Composite + Sealant
Glass ionmer cement
Composite resin
Resin sealant
Intermediate Restorative Material (IRM)
Filling with indirect pulp capping
Pulpotomy
Pulpectomy
Filling with direct pulp capping
Extraction
Apexogenesis
Apexification
Temporary filling
Medication
The deciduous crown is more bulbous, the deciduous enamel in thinner and appear whiter and the root of deciduous molar can be fins multiple canals and ramifications
The deciduous crown is more bulbous
The deciduous enamel in thinner and appear whiter
The root of deciduous molar can be fins multiple canals and ramifications
Bigger in primary teeth
Smaller in primary teeth
The same in both teeth
Absence pulp chamber
Less vascular in primary teeth
Easy temperament
Difficult temperament
Slow to warm up temperament
Personality temperament
The understanding of intellectual development
The understanding of their behavior
The understanding of child temperament
The understanding of child’s characteristic
The understanding of child’s personality
Dentist should count 1 to 10 when the child is boring
Give the child a short rest
The dentist stops doing when the lift the hand up
Dentist says “I will finish in some minutes”
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