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The dental assistant provides the patient with instructions and tips on maintaining the new crown or bridges. Some of the instructions the patient need to follow are as follows:
The patient should avoid chewey, sticky and hard foods, right after the procedure.
Oral hygiene should be maintained, by brushing the same way but flossing should be done carefully to avoid removal of the temporary crown or bridge.
Senstivity toothpastes should be used to avoid sensitivity to cold foods.
Should use fluoride rinse or fluoride toothpaste to avoit root decay. This is essential for patients with high toothdecay rates.
Avoid chewing ice because the extreme temprature change may lead to fracture of the crowne tooth.
A bridge threader should be used to floss under the fixed bridges.
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Answer:
If they are small enough pick them up and lean them forward over one arm and firmly clap them on the back to try and dislodge the candy. If the child is bigger the basic heimlich maneuver should be used. If candy is still stuck call 911.
Explanation:
The heimlich maneuver is done by making a fist and holding/cupping the fist with your other hand while positioned behind the choking person give firm upward thrusts to the area just below the sternum.