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delays to restorative dentistry. It was an ap-  References                              Teresa (Terri) Skalyo,
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                                        Consent to use Silver Diamine Fluoride
        Silver Diamine Fluoride Silver diamine fluoride (SDF) is an an-  These side effects may not include all of the possible situations
        timicrobial liquid.  SDF can be used to treat cavities to help stop  reported by the manufacturer. If you notice other effects, please
        tooth decay.  SDF can also be used to treat tooth sensitivity.  SDF  talk with your dental provider.
        may require application every six to 12 months, or more often as
        determined by the dentist.                             Patients should not be treated with SDF if:  Allergic to silver OR if
                                                               there are painful sores or raw areas on gums (i.e., ulcerative gingi-
        The procedure:                                         vitis) or anywhere in the mouth (i.e., stomatitis).
          •	  Drying the affected area.
          •	  Placing a small amount of SDF on the affected area.  Every reasonable effort will be made to ensure the success of SDF
          •	  Allowing SDF to dry for one minute.              treatment. There is a risk that the procedure will not stop the decay
          •	  Application of a fluoride varnish over the area.  and no guarantee of success is granted or implied. If tooth decay is
                                                               not arrested, the decay will progress. In that case, the tooth will re-
        Treatment with SDF does not eliminate the need for dental fillings  quire further treatment, such as repeat SDF, a filling or crown, root
        or crowns to repair function or esthetics. Benefits of SDF:  canal treatment or extraction.  If you decide not to have the SDF
          •	  SDF can help stop tooth decay.                   application for your child, it may result in continued deterioration
          •	  SDF can help relieve sensitivity.                of tooth structures.  Symptoms may increase in severity.
        Risks related to SDF include, but are not limited to:   Alternatives to SDF application include but are not limited to the
          •	  The affected area will stain black permanently. Healthy  following:
              tooth structure will not stain. Stained tooth structure can be   •	 Use of repeated applications of fluoride varnish or other an-
              replaced with a filling or a crown.                    timicrobials (e.g., chlorhexidine) to limit the progression of
          •	  Tooth-colored fillings and crowns may discolor if SDF is   tooth decay.
              applied to them. Color changes on the surface can normally   •	 Depending on the extent of decay, placement of a filling or
              be polished off. The edge between a tooth and filling may   crown or extraction of the affected tooth, this may require
              remain stained.                                        advanced treatment modalities such as sedation or general
          •	  If accidentally applied to the skin or gums, a brown or white   anesthesia.
              stain may appear that causes no harm, cannot be washed off
              and will disappear in one to three weeks.
          •	  You may notice a metallic taste. This will go away rapidly.

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