Sports Dentistry

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Principles and Practice

Peter D. Fine Chris Louca Albert Leung(Herausgeber*in)

Wiley (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 24. August 2018

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Intro
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
List of Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgements
About the Companion Website
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 The Prevalence/Incidence of Dental Trauma During Sport
1.2 Dealing with Trauma to Teeth
1.3 The Role of Saliva in Tooth Surface Loss
1.4 The Role of Education
1.5 The Role of Sports Dentistry
References
Chapter 2 Dealing with Dental Trauma: The Adult Athlete
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Classification of Injuries
2.3 Trauma to the Periodontal Ligament
2.3.1 Concussion
2.3.2 Subluxation
2.3.3 Lateral Luxation
2.3.4 Intrusion
2.3.5 Extrusion
2.3.6 Avulsion
2.4 Root Fractures
2.5 Splinting Techniques
2.6 Ankylosis
2.7 Soft Tissue Injuries
2.8 Developing an Emergency Dental Kit
References
Chapter 3 Dealing with Sporting Dental Trauma in Paediatric Patients
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Dental Trauma: Children vs. Adults
3.3 Dental Development and Trauma
3.4 Alveolar Bone Growth and Trauma
3.5 Epidemiology
3.6 Preventing Trauma
3.7 Emergency Management of Dental Trauma
3.7.1 Assessment
3.7.2 General Management
3.8 Management of Soft Tissue Injuries
3.9 Management of Trauma to the Primary Teeth
3.9.1 Dental Hard Tissue Injuries of Primary Teeth
3.9.2 Periodontal Ligament Injuries
3.10 Dental Management of Trauma to the Permanent Teeth
3.10.1 Hard Tissue Injuries
3.10.2 Hard Tissue Injuries: Emergency and Long-term Management
3.10.3 Periodontal Ligament Injuries
3.10.4 Periodontal Ligament Injuries: Emergency and Long-term Management
3.11 Prognosis of Trauma in Young People
References
Chapter 4 Restoration of Teeth Damaged by Trauma
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Principle Components of Modern Composite Resins
4.3 Restorative Techniques
4.3.1 Reattachment of Fractured Teeth
4.3.2 Layered Composite Build-up/Class IV
4.4 Success with Anterior Composite Restorations
4.4.1 Shape
4.4.2 Shade
4.4.3 Surface Texture
4.4.4 Polishing
4.5 Clinical Sequence
4.6 Partial Bonded Porcelain Restorations/Minimally Invasive Bonded Porcelain
References
Chapter 5 Dealing with Endodontic Problems Following Sporting Trauma
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Guidelines for Sports Doctors, Coaches, and Team Members
5.3 Nature of Injuries
5.4 Pulp Survival/Review of Pulp Status
5.4.1 Outcomes for the Pulp
5.4.2 Different Injuries/Statistics
5.5 Examination/History
5.5.1 History
5.5.2 Medical History
5.5.3 Full Examination
5.5.4 Tooth-specific Examination
5.5.5 Radiographs
5.5.6 Pulp Testing
5.6 Treatment
5.6.1 Preventive Measures to Maintain Pulp Health
5.6.2 Emergency Treatment: Protection of Dentine
5.6.3 Periodontal Disease
5.6.4 Wet Storage?&?5 Minutes/Dry Storage
5.6.5 Treatment of Avulsed Teeth with Tetracyclines
5.6.6 Root Fractures: Optimal Repositioning and Splinting Type
5.6.7 Vital Pulp Treatment
5.6.8 Endodontic Treatment
5.7 Review
References
Chapter 6 Dealing with Tooth Wear in Athletes
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Types of Wear
6.2.1 Attrition
6.2.2 Abrasion
6.2.3 Dental Erosion
6.3 Dental Erosion vs. Erosive Wear
6.4 Prevalence of Erosive Tooth Wear
6.5 Dietary Erosive Wear
6.6 Gastro-Oesophageal Reflux Disease (GORD)/Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR)
6.7 Eating Disorders
6.8 Effects of Alcohol
6.9 Rumination
6.10 Short-term Causes of Erosive Wear
6.11 The Role of Saliva and Pellicle in Erosive Wear
6.12 Distribution of Wear Facets and Colour as an Indication of Progression
6.13 Erosive Wear in Elite Athletes
6.14 Management of Erosive Wear
6.14.1 Diagnosis and Detection
6.14.2 Preventive Programme
6.14.3 Monitoring
6.14.4 Treatment
6.14.5 Multi-disciplinary Approach
References
Chapter 7 Prevention of Sporting Dental Injuries
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Concussion
7.3 The Role of Schools in Mouth Guard Wear
7.4 The Use of Helmets in Preventing Sporting Trauma
7.5 Early Intervention Orthodontics
7.6 Mouth Guards
7.6.1 Impressions for a Mouth Guard
7.7 Helmets
7.8 Face Shields
7.9 Education About Diet
7.10 Sports Drinks
7.11 Prevention of Dental Diseases
7.12 Performance-enhancing Mouth Guards
7.13 Conclusion
References
Chapter 8 The Role of Nutrition in Sport: Current Sports Nutrition Advice
8.1 Introduction
8.2 What is the Optimal Diet for an Athlete? Is it Different for the Recreational Exerciser?
8.2.1 Energy
8.2.2 Carbohydrates
8.2.3 Protein
8.2.4 Recovery
8.2.5 Fats
8.2.6 Vitamins, Minerals, and Trace Elements
8.2.7 Micronutrients of Interest
8.3 Hydration
8.3.1 Sports Drinks
8.4 Supplements
8.5 Gastro-intestinal Complaints Related to Exercise
8.6 Eating Disorders in Sport
8.6.1 Special Concerns for the Female Athlete
8.7 The Future
8.8 Summary
References
Chapter 9 Oral Health, the Elite Athlete, and Performance
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Oral Health in Elite Athletes
9.2.1 London 2012
9.2.2 English Professional Football 2014
9.2.3 Systematic Review of Oral Health in Sport
9.2.4 Elite Sport Oral Health 2017 Study
9.2.5 Summary
9.2.6 Impact on Performance
9.3 Causes of Poor Oral Health in Elite Sport
9.3.1 Introduction
9.3.2 Nutrition
9.3.3 Local and Systemic Environmental Factors
9.3.4 Health Behaviours, Health Literacy, and Ecological Factors
9.4 Causes of Performance Impacts
9.4.1 Acute/Catastrophic Impacts
9.4.2 Chronic Impacts
9.4.3 Oral Health Performance Data
9.4.4 Oral Health and Quality of Life
9.4.5 Systemic Inflammation
9.4.6 Summary
9.5 Interventions for Athlete Oral Health
9.5.1 Periodic Dental Health Assessments (PDHA) by Dental Professionals
9.5.2 Oral Health Promotion in Athletes
9.5.3 Disease Prevention and Risk Mitigation
9.5.4 Health Behaviour Change in Sport
9.6 Centre for Oral Health and Performance
9.7 Summary
Acknowledgements
References
Chapter 10 Screening for Dental Disease Amongst Elite Athletes
10.1 Dental Care of the Sportsperson
10.2 Exercise Effects on the Oral Cavity
10.3 Associated Dental Diseases
10.4 Tooth Surface Loss
10.4.1 Abfraction
10.4.2 Attrition
10.4.3 Abrasion
10.4.4 Erosion
10.5 Tooth Structure
10.6 The Acidic Challenge
10.6.1 Extrinsic Sources
10.6.2 Intrinsic Sources
10.7 Dental Caries
10.8 FA Initiative 2014
10.9 Acute and Chronic Infections
10.9.1 Saliva Function
10.9.2 Third Molars (Wisdom Teeth) and Pericoronitis
10.10 Temporomandibular Joint Dysfunction
10.11 Barotrauma
10.11.1 Barodontaligia
10.12 Mouth Guards
10.13 Other Issues
10.13.1 Snus
10.14 Sports Team Dentist Roles and Responsibilities
10.15 Screening Programmes
10.15.1 Barriers to Dental Care
10.15.2 Objectives of Dental Screening
10.15.3 Dental Screening Practicalities
10.15.4 Pre-season Screening
10.16 Prescribing
10.17 Prevention and Considerations for Care
References
Chapter 11 Delivering Dental Facilities at Sporting Events
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Types of Sports Dentistry Support
11.2.1 Dental Screening
11.2.2 General Dental Treatment Support
11.2.3 Preventative Care
11.2.4 Emergency Care On-site
11.2.5 Emergency Care Off-site
11.3 Referral Pathway
11.4 Sports Dentistry Support for the Individual Athlete
11.4.1 Dental Screening
11.4.2 General Dental Treatment Support
11.5 Sports Dentistry Support for a Team
11.6 Sports Dentistry Support at a Competition
11.7 Sports Dentistry Support at Major Events
11.8 Level of Cover
11.8.1 Partnership with a Local Dental Practice
11.8.2 Field-of-play Dentist for Emergency Treatment
11.8.3 On-site Dental Facilities for Emergency and General Dental Treatment
11.8.4 Mouth Guard Programme
11.8.5 Referral Service for Facial and Jaw Fractures
11.9 Recruitment of Dentists and Dental Care Professionals
11.10 Training Recruits
11.11 Types of Equipment
11.12 Legacy
11.13 Conclusion
Reference
Index
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