Early Childhood Caries: Transmission and Prevention
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1 Early Childhood Caries: Transmission and Prevention 2005 DMC Conference The Kingsmill Resort Williamsburg, VA November 10, 2005
2 Maria Perno Goldie, RDH, BA, MS Vice President, International Federation of Dental Hygienists Member of the fellowship of the California Health Care Foundation s (CHCF) Health Care Leadership Program, administered by the Center for Health Professions at the University of California, San Francisco mgoldie@sbcglobal.net
3 Oral Health: A Vital Part of Overall Health
4 Special thanks to the following for some of the content contained in this presentation
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10 Overview of ECC
11 What is ECC? Any tooth decay, including extractions and fillings from previous decay, in the primary dentition
12 Severe ECC Distinctive pattern of tooth decay that begins on upper primary teeth Rapidly progressing to other teeth as they erupt
13 More about ECC Most prevalent chronic disease of childhood 5 times more prevalent than asthma 7 times more prevalent than hay fever
14 Is it a problem in California and Around the World? Yes!
15 ECC in California California s children fall well below the nation in oral health About 1/3 of preschoolers and almost 70% of children in grades K-3 have experienced tooth decay.
16 Who gets ECC? More prevalent among families with lower socioeconomic status More prevalent in certain cultures
17 More prevalent among children with disabilities and other special needs Who gets ECC?
18 Who Are Children with Disabilities and Other Special Needs? Any child who has difficulty accessing dental care because of complicated medical, physical, social, or psychological situations.
19 Children with Disabilities and Other Special Needs Sweetened medications Reduced salivary flow Restricted diets Difficulties brushing Many competing health needs and problems
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22 ECC can happen in any family! Who gets ECC?
23 Costs of ECC $2,000-$5,000 for treatment More if hospitalized
24 Treatment of ECC 40-50% of children treated with severe ECC have new decay within 4-12 months We must treat the infection!
25 The effects of ECC Pain Infection Self-esteem
26 Pain Children learn to live with the pain Missed preschool and school days Inability to concentrate; impairs school readiness Can affect sleep and overall health and wellbeing
27 Infection Failure to thrive and delayed growth patterns
28 Self-esteem Stainless steel crowns Unattractive smiles
29 Primary teeth are important! Eating and nutrition Holding Space Talking
30 And Smiling!
31 What Causes ECC and How to Prevent It
32 ECC is an infectious, transmissible disease Mutans streptococci, lactobacilli, and other acid-producing bacteria Transmission both vertical and horizontal
33 Can begin even before the eruption of teeth Colonization
34 Some children may be genetically predisposed to ECC Genetic Link
35 Acidogenic Bacteria Acidogenic bacteria produce acids from carbohydrates Demineralization Visible tooth decay
36 White Spot Lesions The first visible sign of tooth decay Reversible
37 Remineralization Calcium and phosphate in saliva can heal early tooth decay Enhanced by fluoride Stronger than before Ongoing process
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39 Treatment of Tooth Decay Treat enamel lesions with fluoride and antimicrobials until lesion is into the dentin Treat with traditional methods only when lesion is into the dentin.
40 Children with Disabilities and Other Special Needs Reduced saliva flow Sweetened medications Competing medical needs
41 Can ECC be Prevented? Tooth Decay No Tooth Decay
42 Yes! Interventions with pregnant women and mothers of infants Interventions with babies and young children
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44 Fluoride Inhibits demineralization Enhances remineralization Inhibits plaque bacteria
45 Water Fluoridation About 30% of Californian s have fluoridated drinking water
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47 Fluoride Toothpaste Encourage daily use in the morning and before bed A small pea-sized dab is the appropriate amount Apply toothpaste across width, not length of toothbrush
48 Fluoride Mouthrinses Not for babies and young children Child must be able to effectively spit Fluoride Mouhrinse
49 Fluoride Varnish Professionally applied topical fluoride treatment Safe for babies and young children
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51 Traditional 5% NaF varnishes
52 VANISH 5% White Varnish Replaced the colophony resin (the yellow color-"pine sap") with a modified rosin that is neutral in flavor
53 Two flavors available at launch, Cherry and Melon A new solvent system combined with a finer rosin has significantly enhanced the flow and smoothness of the application In vitro studies has found that Vanish releases 23% more F in 24 hours verses the nearest current 5% NaF brand
54 More on Fluoride Varnish Use 3 times in a 2-week period for remineralization of white spot lesions Apply 3-4 times a year for high-risk babies and young children
55 Sealants
56 Limiting Fermentable Carbohydrates Sugary foods and drinks Simple carbohydrates like white crackers Need to limit both frequency and total sugar intake
57 Limit Total Sugar Intake Dentistry does not practice in a vacuum Increased obesity and diabetes among children requires limiting both frequency and total sugar intake
58 Weaning Recommend using a cup at 6 months of age Consider weaning from bottle at months of age Don t let baby sleep with the bottle or walk around with a bottle or sippy cup all day
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62 Summary For all babies and young children Water fluoridation Daily use of fluoride toothpaste in the morning and at bedtime Limit sugar and other simple carbohydrates For high-risk patients Fluoride Varnish Consider antimicrobials for mothers and older children Fluoride Mouthrinse when child can spit Dental Sealants
63 Pregnant Women and Mothers Modify mother s dental flora during the period from birth until the child is 2 years old Use antimicrobials like chlorhexidine and xylitol
64 Chlorhexidine Therapy 0.12% chlorhexidine gluconate used as a prescription mouthrinse 10 ml daily for 1 week per month, for 1 year Some don t like the taste and mild staining
65 Xylitol Therapy 5-10 grams daily Look for xylitol listed as first ingredient Carefree Koolerz has 1.6 grams per piece, more than any other over-thecounter brand
66 Xylitol Research 6-year study in Finland Mothers chewed xylitol gum during first 2 years of child s life Led to lower levels of caries in child
67 Visit the Dentist During Pregnancy Assess the mother s caries risk Recommend mother s use of chlorhexidine or xylitol as appropriate, after the baby is born
68 Oral Health Assessment for Babies and Young Children
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70 Supply List 2X2 gauze Direct light source Baby/child toothbrush Fluoride Varnish Vinyl/latex gloves Optional Items
71 Step 1: Interview and AG Assess water fluoridation/systemic fluoride supplements Home care and use of fluoride toothpaste Dental home Family history of caries Weaning and other dietary habits
72 Building Rapport Play and talk with child Use toys or a baby toothbrush for distraction Use staff to occupy child during the interview
73 Step 2: Knee to Knee Position
74 Expect Crying The child may cry, and... you can see the teeth clearly
75 Step 3: Toothbrush Prophy Remove plaque so you can see teeth clearly Discuss home care Reinforce the use of a small dab of fluoride toothpaste
76 Cleaning the Teeth at Home Begins when first tooth erupts Let older children and caregivers practice while you watch
77 Step 4: Oral Assessment Presence of thick plaque Chalky white spots, brown spots, or obvious cavities Tooth defects Abscesses
78 White Spots
79 Tooth Decay
80 Severe ECC
81 Lift the Lip Show caregivers any signs of tooth decay Teach them to lift the lip monthly to check for chalky white spots or brown spots
82 Risk Assessment Low risk No carious lesions No white spot lesions No visible plaque High risk White spot lesions Carious lesions Visible plaque Family history Impaired saliva composition or flow Frequent exposures to fermentable carbs
83 Step 5: Apply Fluoride Varnish
84 Fluoride Varnish Procedure Dry teeth lightly with a gauze square Open the packet of varnish Stir with applicator Paint the varnish on the child s teeth Less is More
85 Fluoride Varnish Procedure Begin with lower teeth. Do the outsides of all teeth and then the insides. Repeat with upper arch Develop a pattern that works for you
86 Fluoride Varnish Procedure When in doubt, follow the manufacturer s instructions
87 Parent Instructions Mild yellow or brownish tint that will disappear when the teeth are brushed Don t brush until the next day for optimal benefit
88 Raise the child back into their caregiver s arms for comforting Most children stop crying at this point Give them a toothbrush or toy to play with while you talk with the caregiver. All done!
89 Step 6: Summarize and AG Summarize findings Follow-up and referral Anticipatory guidance and home care
90 Risk-Based Anticipatory Guidance For All Babies and Young Children Water fluoridation Daily use of fluoride toothpaste Limit sugar and other fermentable carbohydrates For High-Risk Patients Fluoride Varnish Consider antibacterials like chlorhexidine and xylitol gum for older children
91 Tips for Providing Anticipatory Guidance
92 Choose 1-2 key messages Small Steps
93 Remain Positive
94 Culturally Appropriate
95 Tips for Providing Anticipatory Guidance Respect Multiple learning methods Ask open and closed ended questions Listen Sensitivity to culture, language, race, education and SES Remain non-judgmental and friendly Small steps Positive reinforcement
96 Multiple Triggers Over Time Changes in health behavior do not happen overnight It often takes many triggers, delivered over a period of time, in combination with a person s own experiences and values to change health behavior
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98 Referral
99 ART Minimal cavity preparation Fluoride releasing material Medicine to slow the raging disease Learn more at
100 Risk-based recall Children at high risk for tooth decay need to be seen more often
101 Reinforce Home Care It s what families do at home that really counts!
102 Children who have received infant oral health assessments often make excellent future dental patients Follow-up Visits
103 6 Steps Interview/AG Position the child Toothbrush Prophy Oral Assessment Fluoride Varnish Treatment Summarize and Review AG
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114 Social Marketing Research: Early Childhood Caries Purpose: To present information on results of the first two phases of a pediatric social marketing research project targeted at parents of infants, toddlers and preschool children. Objectives: Provide information on the methods and results of social marketing research Identify three important target audiences for information on early childhood caries Identify potential areas of influence to impact knowledge and behavioral changes in target population Discuss the next steps for the implementation of the social marketing campaign Partially funded by grants from the: Health Resources and Services Administration Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Inc. Arizona Department of Health Services Office of Oral Health
115 Healthy Smiles for California s Children
116 Maria Perno Goldie, RDH, BA, MS Professional Member, National Speakers Association Editor in Chief, Modern Hygienist Maria graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, School of Dental Hygiene & is the recipient of the 1999 University of Pennsylvania Dental Hygiene Alumni Achievement Award. She is also a 2003 winner of the Pfizer/ADHA Award for Excellence in Dental Hygiene. She earned her BA in Health Services Administration from Saint Mary s College and a MS in Health Science from San Francisco State University. Maria is a member of the fellowship of the California Health Care Foundation s (CHCF) Health Care Leadership Program, administered by the Center for Health Professions at the University of California, San Francisco. She is an Honorary Member of Sigma Phi Alpha, the National Dental Hygiene Honor Society.
117 Maria Perno Goldie, RDH, BA, MS As a noted researcher, author, and speaker, Maria has presented seminars nationally and internationally on topics such as Women s Health and Wellness, Oral Care for the Cancer Patient, Oral Cancer, and Immunology and Periodontal Disease. She has appeared on several network television interviews regarding the link between periodontal disease and systemic disease, and in 2001 appeared on the Fox Health Network/WEBMD.TV -- The "Cutting Edge Medical Report. She has taken part in a number of radio interviews have been conducted across the country, to emphasize the importance of oral health as a foundation for systemic health and a beautiful smile.
118 Maria Perno Goldie, RDH, BA, MS Maria is a member of the International Association for Dental Research (IADR), Oral Health Research Group, and the American Dental Education Association (ADEA). Maria is a life member of the ADHA and the California Dental Hygienists Association (CDHA). She has served on the Editorial Review Board of ACCESS Magazine and currently contributes to the International Journal of Dental Hygiene. In addition, she is a quoted expert in Women Doctors' Guide to Health and Healing published by the editors of Prevention Magazine, and is a coauthor of Conversations in Health & Wellness, along with John Gray and others.
119 Maria Perno Goldie, RDH, BA, MS Maria is a member of the National Advisory Committee for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation s Smoking Cessation Leadership Program. She was appointed to the National Women s Health Resource Center (NWHRC), Women s Health Advisory Council, and reviews content for their website. As an active board member of the Dental Health Foundation, the dental public health organization in California, she helps underserved communities and contributes to the education and policy making of a number of organizations. Maria served as the President of the American Dental Hygienists Association (ADHA), currently serves on an advisory panel to develop The Future of Dental Hygiene Report., and is the Vice President of the International Federation of Dental Hygienists (IFDH). She can be reached at mgoldie@sbcglobal.net or
120 Thank You!
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