Therapeutics Pictures 2

Recognize the recommended technique for applying fluoride varnish to the teeth in pediatric dentistry.

This image highlights a potential complication of local anesthesia administration. What is it called?

What is a potential benefit of utilizing mindfulness techniques, like meditation, before a dental procedure?

Which of the following drugs is most likely to cause discoloration of the teeth?

Identify the equipment used in this image for continuous peripheral nerve block therapy.

Which statement accurately describes the role of non-pharmacological pain control methods in dentistry?

The image below shows a common type of oral medication. What is it and how is it administered?

Identify the medication pictured below commonly used for mild to moderate dental pain. What class of drug does it belong to?

Based on the visual appearance, what dental therapeutic intervention is most suitable?

This image depicts a sublingual medication. How does this route of administration differ from swallowing a tablet?

This image depicts a topical medication applied directly to the gums for localized pain relief. What is its main ingredient?

What dental therapeutic procedure is commonly performed for a tooth with this condition?

The medication shown here is applied topically to the inside of the cheek. What is its main use?

The medication shown here is available in both over-the-counter and prescription strengths. What is its primary action in managing dental pain?

In the image, what therapeutic procedure is being carried out?

Which of the following statements is TRUE about enteric-coated tablets?

Which of the following medications pictured below is classified as a narcotic and requires more stringent prescribing regulations due to its potential for abuse?

What is the likely therapeutic intervention for a tooth with this presentation?

The image below shows a type of oral medication used for local anesthesia. What is it and how does it work?

Identify the dental procedure for which this injection is typically used.

What therapeutic procedure is represented in this image?

Identify the recommended toothbrush for a toddler transitioning from an infant toothbrush.

Which of the following medications is most likely to cause drowsiness as a side effect?

What therapeutic approach is commonly associated with these appliances?

In the image, what therapeutic approach is essential to manage the condition?

Recognize the space maintainer used in pediatric dentistry to preserve space for erupting permanent teeth.

The medication shown here is a chewable tablet. Why is this form used for some medications?

This image shows a medication used for severe dental pain and often combined with NSAIDs for enhanced pain relief. What class of drug does it belong to?

What therapeutic intervention is often required for a lesion of this nature?

Identify the protective dental sealant applied to the molars to prevent cavities in pediatric patients.

This image shows a medication dispenser with compartments for each day of the week. What is the main benefit of using this device?

Which of the following techniques involves applying cold to a specific area to reduce pain and inflammation?

Recognize the pediatric dental appliance often used to correct misaligned teeth during early development.

The label on this medication bottle advises to take it “on an empty stomach.” What does this mean and why is it important?

The image below depicts a form of distraction therapy commonly used in dentistry. What is its aim and benefit?

Identify the recommended age for a child’s first dental visit to establish preventive care.

Identify the technique illustrated below, used for regional anesthesia of the lower extremity. What nerve block is achieved?

Identify the technique shown here, which involves applying gentle pressure to specific points on the body.

Recognize the radiographic technique commonly used in pediatric dentistry to capture images of developing teeth.

This image depicts a common infiltration technique for local anesthesia. Which structure is being targeted?

The image below shows a relaxation technique that emphasizes controlled breathing. What are its potential benefits for pain management?

Identify the recommended type of fluoride toothpaste for children aged 3 to 6 years.

The photograph below showcases a nerve block approach for the upper extremity. Which nerve is being targeted?

Identify the dietary modification recommended for pain management after dental procedures.

Recognize the protective device often used in pediatric dentistry to prevent thumb-sucking habits.

Identify the type of nerve block used in this image, applied with a nerve stimulator to locate the nerve precisely.

What potential disadvantage should be considered when using heat therapy for dental pain management?

Identify the age range during which most children experience the eruption of their first set of molars.

Which of the following regional anesthesia techniques is commonly used for pain management during childbirth?

Identify the psychological technique that involves focusing on the present moment and accepting sensations without judgment.