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medically history (cont’d)

pharmacological behavior guidance

237–242 seizure disorders sickle cell disease soft tissue injuries space management swelling trauma type 1 diabetes

medically compromised patients

acute lymphoblastic leukemia asthma congenital heart disease Crohn’s disease cystic fibrosis first visits hemophilia A liver transplants type 1 diabetes

meperidine mepivacaine 6‐mercaptopurine metabolic functions of the liver methylphenidate (Ritalin metronidazole midazolam mild crowding mild intermittent/persistent asthma mineral trioxide aggregate (MTA)

vs. calcium hydroxide 124 methodology properties pulpotomies root end closures

minimally invasive resin restorations minocycline mixed dentition

anterior crossbite 279–284 space analysis space management

modeling moderate crowding moderate persistent asthma 339 molars

cervical pulpotomies 91–96 incipient decay 30–36 partial pulpotomies 103–108 pulpotomy with mineral trioxide aggregate

root canal treatment 97–102

monitoring of sedated patients 240 montelukast 342 motor disturbances, cerebral palsy 359–364 mouthguards 62, 139, 150 MTA see mineral trioxide aggregate mucocele 195–198 mucoepidermoid carcinoma 196 mucositis, chemotherapy 323 mycophenolate mofetil 330

210

134, 140, 143, 150, 155

30, 233, 339–346

241

240, 241

224

109–114

371–372

383

173–176

265

333–338

347–352

307–312

11–14

313–318

327–332

333–338

129, 228

350

129, 212, 350

271

111

122

93, 109–114

121–126

130, 170

270

269–274

271

299–352

319–326

300–306

328, 329

/Concerta®) 367

340

33, 34

Nance appliances 266 nasal septal surgery natal teeth

eruption cysts incidence

necrosis

intrusion injury risk permanent incisor revascularization

neonatal teeth

eruption cysts

incidence neoplasias neurological disorders

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

cerebral palsy neutropenia newborn see neonates nifedipine nitrous oxide/oxygen sedation

AAPD guidelines

administration

asthmatic patients

cystic fibrosis

indications/contraindications

type 1 diabetes NOD2 nonidiopathic seizure disorders non‐nutritive sucking habits nonpharmacological behavior guidance nonsteroidal anti‐inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs)

asthmatic patients 343

hemophiliac patients

liver transplant patients number 14 clamp nut allergies nystatin

2–6

185

184, 190, 196

324

330

348

11–14

201, 322

288

184–188

163

127–132

184–188

365–370

359–364

51, 231–236

232

234

343

309

233, 309

337

371

275–278

222–226

315

329

obese patients 32, 244 obturators OFG see orofacial granulomatosis oncologist consultations, acute lymphoblastic leukemia open coil springs 280 opioids 241 oral herpes 191 see also primary herpetic gingivostomatitis oral manifestations

asthma treatments 342

cleft lip and palate 295

Crohn’s disease 349

cystic fibrosis 309

seizure disorders 373

sickle cell disease 385 oral medicine 183–214

acute odontogenic infections 209–214

asthma 342

autism spectrum disorder 379

cancer patients 322

candidiasis 199–204

celiac disease 205–208

287

320

396 Clinical Cases inPediatric Dentistry

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cerebral palsy 361 cleft lip and palate cystic fibrosis Down syndrome hemophilia mucocele neonatal eruption cysts

primary herpetic gingivostomatitis orofacial granulomatosis (OFG) orofacial pathology

amelogenesis imperfecta

cleft lip and palate

Down syndrome orofacial trauma

avulsions

complicated crown fracture

dentoalveolar luxation injury

flowcharts

intrusion injury to primary dentition

root fracture and extrusive luxation

root fracture of primary incisors 139–142, 178

soft tissue injury orthodontics

advantages and disadvantages

assessment

cleft lip and palate

distal shoes

documentation

evaluation

habit appliances

informed consent

mixed dentition

primary second molar loss

space analysis

space maintenance

space management overdose, local anesthesia oxygen therapy

195–198

167–172, 181

177–181

178, 180

56, 260–264

293

309

355

314–315

184–188

189–194

349, 350

215–220

285–298

355

133–181

143–148, 179

149–154, 180

134–138, 177

155–160,

173–176

282

260–261

293–298

266

260–264

275–278

262

269–274

265–268

270, 271

270

265–274

229

246

pain history 79 pain management see also local anesthesia

asthmatic patients 343

hemophiliac patients 315

liver transplant patients 330

opiods 241 palatal spur/loop appliances 278 panoramic radiographs 38

incipient decay 31

transitional dentition 31, 38, 43 parasthesia 229 partial pulpotomies

advantages 87

cariously exposed permanent molar 103–108

contraindications 88

crown fractures 145

indications 88, 104

techniques 88, 145

traumatized primary incisors 85–90

patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) patient history see also dental history; medical history

acute lymphoblastic leukemia allergies cystic fibrosis hemophilia pain perinatal seizure disorders sickle cell disease swelling

trauma PDA see patent ductus arteriosus PDL see periodontal ligament Pediatric restorative Dentistry Consensus Conference penicillin VK periapical radiographs, transitional dentition perinatal pathologies periodontal ligament (PDL) reattachment permanent incisors

avulsions 167–172, 181

complicated crown fractures

dentoalveolar luxation injuries

intrusion injuries

revascularization

root end closure–apexification with calcium

root end closures with mineral trioxide aggregate

root fracture and extrusive luxation permanent molars

incipient decay 30–36

partial pulpotomies

pulpotomy with mineral trioxide aggregate pharmacological behavior guidance phenytoin (Dilantin positive‐pressure ventilation (PPV) positive reinforcement posterior crossbite shifts posterior space management posterior zirconia crowns post‐trauma assessment PPV see positive‐pressure ventilation preanesthetics 257, 343 prednisolone 350 predominantly hyperactive–impulsive attention deficit hyperac-

predominantly inattentive attention deficit hyperactivity

premature loss

bilateral 269–274

history acquisition

primary second molars 265–268

space analysis 270

space maintenance 270 prematurely erupting teeth 2 prenatal diagnosis, cleft lip and palate 286 preparation

class II glass ionomer restorations 37–38

class II resin restorations 44

class V glass ionomer restorations 51

307–308

313

371

383

210

134, 140, 143, 150

211

2–6

161–166, 177 127–132

hydroxide

tivity disorder (ADHD‐PHI) 365

disorder (ADHD‐PI) 366

115–120

103–108

) 373

224

265

301

319

2002, 58

43, 44

156, 169

143–148, 179

149–154, 180

121–126

155–160, 178, 180

109–114

237–242

359, 360

281

265–268, 270

71–76

Clinical Cases inPediatric Dentistry 397

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preparation (cont’d)

class V resin restorations 68, 69 resin restorations strip crowns traumatic injuries

zirconia crowns preschool children see infants presentation

allergic reactions

asthma attacks

attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Crohn’s disease

hemophilia A

herpetic lesions

hyperactivity and impulsivity

inattention presurgical treatment, cleft lip and palate prevalence see incidence prevention of trauma prilocaine primary herpetic gingivostomatitis primary incisors

primary molars

primary surgery, cleft lip and palate primary teeth

protective base formation pseudomembraneous candidiasis psychotropic medications pulpectomies

pulpotomies see also partial pulpotomies

pulp therapy 77–132

228

intrusion injuries 134–138, 177

partial pulpotomies

root fracture

cervical pulpotomies 91–96

incipient decay

permanent molar relationships

premature loss management

root canal treatment

cleft lip and palate

pulpectomy evaluation

pulpotomy evaluation

trauma complications

primary teeth 98–99

calcium hydroxide 112

indications/contraindications 92

mineral trioxide aggregate 109–114

primary teeth 96

cervical pulpotomies 91–96

indirect 78–84

partial pulpotomies 85–90, 103–108

pulpotomy with mineral trioxide aggregate 109–114

revascularization 127–132

root canal treatments

root end closure–apexification with calcium

hydroxide

root end closure with mineral trioxide aggregate

121–126

selective caries removal 78–84

32, 39–40

250–251

344

365

348

313–314

190

365

366

287

62, 139, 150

189–194

85–90

139–142, 178

30–36

266

265–268

97–102

288

294

98–99 92 137

200

379

97–102

115–120

radiographs

incipient decay infants

24 orthodontic evaluation preschool children root fractures sickle cell disease transitional dentition traumatic injuries

RCT see root canal treatment reactivation herpes simplex virus reattachment, periodontal ligament recurrent aphthous stomatitis recurrent herpes simplex virus replantations of avulsed teeth resin‐modified glass ionomer cement see glass ionomer cement resin primers resin restorations

class II 43–48 class IV class V

55–60 incipient decay minimally invasive selection rationale

resorbable matrices resorbable sutures respiratory issues, cystic fibrosis restorative dentistry

class II glass ionomer class II resin class IV resin class V glass ionomer conservation of tooth structure incipient decay interim therapies minimally invasive strip crowns zirconia crowns

revascularization

avulsed teeth immature permanent incisors indications 129 technique 129

rhinoplasties 288 Riga–Fede disease 3, 185 risk assessment

8, 12–14

caries dental trauma 150 seizure disorders 372

risks see also complications

of apexification 118 congenital heart disease 301 low birth weight 359

risperidone 379

Ritalin

367

RMGI (resin‐modified glass ionomer) cement see glass

ionomer cement

root canal treatment (RCT)

31–32

261

157

385

31, 38, 43

62–63, 135

191, 207

156

207

191, 207

167–172

61–66

30–36

33, 34

129

175

308

29–76

37–42, 46

43–48

61–66

49–54

30–36

19–22, 50

67–70

71–76

170

127–132

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disinfection 117

primary molars root end closure–apexifications, calcium hydroxide root end closures, mineral trioxide aggregate

97–102

115–120

121–126

root fractures

flowchart

healing

and luxation injuries

primary incisors root resorption, avulsed teeth

178

141, 1577

155–160, 178, 180

139–142

169

rubber dam isolation

class II resin restorations

class V resin restorations

incipient decay restoration

strip crowns

zirconia crowns

SABA see short‐acting beta2‐agonists salivary duct cysts salivary gland tumors SDF see silver diamine fluoride secondary surgery, cleft lip and palate 288 sedation

AAPD monitoring guidelines 239

airway management

343

asthma

cerebral palsy

Down syndrome

nitrous oxide/oxygen

pharmacological behavior guidance

preanesthetics seizure disorders

background information

complications

emergency management

medical history selective caries removal selective norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRI) selective periapical radiographs

incipient decay severe crowding severe persistent asthma 340, 342 shingles 207 short‐acting beta shunt anomalies, congenital 301 sialorrhea

379

sickle cell disease 233, 383–388

medical history 383

oral manifestations 385 silver diamine fluoride (SDF) 15–18 SNRI see selective norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors sodium hypochlorite 117 soft tissue injury 173–176

and local anesthesia 229 sores, celiac disease 205–208 space analysis 270, 271 space management 265–274

bilateral in mixed dentition 269–274

196

243–248

362

356

51, 231–236, 309, 337, 343

257 371–376

372

373, 374

374

371–372

78–84

271

‐agonists (SABA) 342

237–242

367

cleft lip and palate 293 distal shoes lower anterior crowding primary second molar loss space maintenance

space redundancy

266

271

265–268

270

271

splinting

alveolar fractures avulsions

168 intrusion injuries luxation injuries root fractures

spurs, habit appliances staining

135 stenotic abnormalities, congenital stimulants

367 storage of avulsed teeth Strattera

367 strip crowns sucking habits

151

163

150

156–157

277

301

169

67–70

275–278

surgery see also behavior guidance/management;

generalanesthesia; local anesthesia;

restorative dentistry cleft lip and palate 288 hemophilia preanesthetics

suturing, soft tissue injuries swallow patterns and reflex, cerebral palsy

315

257, 343

175

361

swelling

acute odontogenic infections 209–214 allergic reactions

systemic antibiotics, avulsed teeth systemic antifungal agents

251

169

201

tacrolimus 330 Tanaka and Johnston Analysis taurodontism tell‐show‐do

Tenex tetralogy of Fallot thrush

217

224

367

24, 301

200 thumb sucking 275–278 timing

alveolar bone grafts 296 of first visits 7

replantations 168 Tisseel Duo 500 305 tongues

airway obstruction 245

candidiasis 199–204

hypotonia 361 tongue ulcerations, perinatal 3 tooth structure, conservation of 34 topical antifungal medications 201 toxicity, local anesthesia 229 tranexamic acid (Cyklokapron transitional dentition, radiographs 31, 38, 43 transplants, liver 327–332

270

) 314

Clinical Cases inPediatric Dentistry 399

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transport, avulsed teeth 169 trauma see also orofacial trauma

complications discoloration flowcharts history intraoral exams prevention

traumatic injuries, resin restorations

137, 140–141

141

177–181

134, 140, 143, 150, 155

140, 151

62, 139

61–66 traumatized primary incisors, partial pulpotomies treatment

airway management allergic reactions amelogenesis imperfecta anaphylaxis

251

anticoagulant therapy

342–343

asthma bag‐valve‐masks cancer patients candidiasis

201 celiac disease cleft lip and palate Crohn’s disease crossbites

280–281 facial infections hemophilia

314–315 hypo/hyperglycemia intraoperative pain management liver transplant patients nitrous oxide/oxygen nonpharmacological behavior guidance oxygen therapy pharmacological behavior guidance seizures

374

type 1 diabetes

244

251

217

305

246

321–323

207

286–287, 295–296

348–349

211–212

335

229

329–330

233

222–226

246

237–242

337

treatment planning

airway assessment 238, 244 allergic reactions amelogenesis imperfecta interim therapeutic restorations

249–254

217

20 trisomy 21 see Down syndrome tumors 184, 196 Turner syndrome (XO chromosome) 301 type 1 diabetes 333–338

background information 334 general anesthesia 337 hyper/hypoglycemia 335 treatment considerations 337

UC see ulcerative colitis ulcerations

celiac disease 205–208 common oral 207 perinatal 3

85–90

primary herpetic gingivostomatitis

ulcerative colitis (UC)

348 ultrasound, cleft lip and palate diagnosis unilateral space management

189–194, 207

286

270

Valium® see diazepam valproic acid varicella zoster virus vasoocclusive sickle cell crisis velopharyngeal surgery veneers, amelogenesis imperfecta ventilation

allergic reactions bag‐valve‐masks bronchopulmonary dysplasia cerebral palsy nitrous oxide/oxygen oxygen therapy

positive‐pressure ventral tongue ulcerations in neonates ventricular septal defect (VSD) Versed

373

244–248

251

246

359–364

246

359, 360

see midazolam

207

384

288

216

359–364

233

301

vertical root fractures (VRF)

definition 128

necrotic permanent incisors

127–132

viral infections

gingivostomatitis 190

herpes simplex

oral ulcers

varicella zoster voice control

189–194, 207

207

224 VRF see vertical root fractures VSD see ventricular septal defect Vyvanse

367

W8A Ivory® clamp 32 warfarin sodium (Coumadin weaning

wheel diamond burs

) 305

XO chromosome see Turner syndrome xylocaine with epinephrine, class II resin restorations 44

young permanent molars see also immature permanent

molars

partial pulpotomies 103–108

zinc oxide eugenol (ZOE) 99 zirconia crowns 71–76 ZOE see zinc oxide eugenol

400 Clinical Cases inPediatric Dentistry

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