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By::
Areej Salim Dawood

SUPERVISION BY::
Dr.Emad Hamodey Abdulla
Asthma  is a chronic
 inflammatory disorder of the
 airways, causes recurrent
 episodes of wheezing,
 breathlessness, chest tightness,
 and coughing, particularly at
 night or in the early morning
 Narrowing  of bronchial Airways
 Muscle Spasm
 Mucosal swelling
 Thick bronchial secretion
 Inflammatory Reaction
 Reversible
Intrinsic    Asthma:
    Non-Atopic/Non-Allergic
    Bronchial reaction due to: cold air
 Extrinsic   ASTHMA
    Atopic/Allergic Asthma
    Allergic Rhinitis
    Urticaria
    Eczema
Signs
 &
Symptoms
 Feeling of chest tightness
 Dyspnea
 Tachypnea
 Cough
 Use of Accessory/Respiratory
  Muscles
 Agitations




      WHEEZING
ALL THAT WHEEZES IS NOT
           ASTHMA
Differential Diagnosis:
 Pulmonary Edema
 Pulmonary Embolism
 Anaphylactic Rxn
 COPD
 Pneumonia
 Foreign Body Aspiration
 Cystic fibrosis
 History & Clinical
 Chest X- Ray (CXR)
 Pulmonary Function Test (PFT)
 Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs)
Dental treatment may lead to anxiety
 of patient this lead to bronchi
 construction..
And if not treated immediately it may
 lead to a condition called status
 asthmaticus,, it consider as sever
 form of paroxysmal asthma and
 consider as live threat
   Asymptomatic patients:


      Elective dentistry



   Symptomatic patients



       Reappointment
Dentifrices
Sulfites
Cotton rolls
Fluoride trays
Fissure sealants
Tooth Enamel dust
Methyl methacrylate
 Frequency  of asthmatic attacks
 Precipitating agents
 Types of pharmacotherapy used
 Length of time since an emergency visit
  owing to acute asthma
1.Patients appointment should be late morning or
  afternoon.

2.Assess severity of ASTHAMATIC condition.

3.Consider antibiotic prophylaxis for immuno-
  suppressed patients

4.Consider corticosteriod replacement for adrenally
  suppressed patients.
   Confirm that they have taken their most recent
    scheduled dose of medication.

   The patient’s own metered-dose inhaler
    bronchodilator should be on hand at each visit to
    minimize the risk of an attack.

   Procedure should be done Late morning / afternoon.

   Emergency kit with a bronchodilator and oxygen.
 Avoid using dental materials that may elicit
  an ASTHMATIC ATTACK ie ,DENTIFRICES
  ,FISSURE SEALANTS ,METHYL METHA
  ACRYLATE ,FLOURIDE TRAYS & COTTON ROLLS
  can trigger asthmatic events.

 Ifasthmatic patients does not use a
  broncodilator ,make sure the emergency kits
  has both a bronchodilator & oxygen.
1.Rubber dams should be used cautiously.

2.Use technique to reduce patient stress:
 Avoid prolonged supine positioning
 Avoid nitrous oxide in people with sever ASTHMA.
 Avoid using BARBITURATES.


3.Avoid using LA containing SODIUM METABISULFIDE.
  4.Use vasoconstrictor judiciously
1.TETRACYCLINE should be used cautiously.

2.Avoid use of ERTHROMYCIN in patients taking
   THEOPHYLLINE.

3.Avoid use of PHENOBARBITALS in patients taking
   THEOPHYLLINE.

4.Analgesic of choice for these patients is
   ACETAMINOPHEN.
 During
       and immediately after local
 anesthetic administration.

 Withstimulating procedures such
 as extraction, surgery,pulp
 extirpation
You gave local anesthesia to your patient & all
 of a sudden patient:

   Has difficulty in breathing

   Talking in phrases

   You could hear loud wheezes

   Using accessory muscles

   Slightly Agitated
THE DENTAL PROCEDURE
DON’T
  BE
AFRAID
 Discontinue the dental procedure and allow the
 patient to assume a comfortable position.

 Establish
          and maintain a patent airway and
 administer b2 agonists via inhaler or nebulizer.

 Administer oxygen 6-10 liters via face mask,
 nasal hood or cannula. If no improvement is
 observed and symptoms are worsening,
 administer epinephrine subcutaneously (1:1,000
 solution, 0.01 milligram/ kilogram of body weight
 to a maximum dose of 0.3 mg).
 Document    in time form the beginning of the
 event.

 Alert   emergency medical services.

 Maintaina good oxygen level until the patient
 stops wheezing and/or medical assistance
 arrives.

 Begin   diligent basic life support.

 Escort   patient to hospital as needed.
UPRIGHT
 POSITION
    IS
PREFERED
Managing Asthma in the Dental Office

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Managing Asthma in the Dental Office

  • 1. By:: Areej Salim Dawood SUPERVISION BY:: Dr.Emad Hamodey Abdulla
  • 2. Asthma is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways, causes recurrent episodes of wheezing, breathlessness, chest tightness, and coughing, particularly at night or in the early morning
  • 3.  Narrowing of bronchial Airways  Muscle Spasm  Mucosal swelling  Thick bronchial secretion  Inflammatory Reaction  Reversible
  • 4.
  • 5. Intrinsic Asthma: Non-Atopic/Non-Allergic Bronchial reaction due to: cold air  Extrinsic ASTHMA Atopic/Allergic Asthma Allergic Rhinitis Urticaria Eczema
  • 7.  Feeling of chest tightness  Dyspnea  Tachypnea  Cough  Use of Accessory/Respiratory Muscles  Agitations WHEEZING
  • 8. ALL THAT WHEEZES IS NOT ASTHMA Differential Diagnosis:  Pulmonary Edema  Pulmonary Embolism  Anaphylactic Rxn  COPD  Pneumonia  Foreign Body Aspiration  Cystic fibrosis
  • 9.  History & Clinical  Chest X- Ray (CXR)  Pulmonary Function Test (PFT)  Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs)
  • 10. Dental treatment may lead to anxiety of patient this lead to bronchi construction.. And if not treated immediately it may lead to a condition called status asthmaticus,, it consider as sever form of paroxysmal asthma and consider as live threat
  • 11. Asymptomatic patients: Elective dentistry  Symptomatic patients Reappointment
  • 12. Dentifrices Sulfites Cotton rolls Fluoride trays Fissure sealants Tooth Enamel dust Methyl methacrylate
  • 13.  Frequency of asthmatic attacks  Precipitating agents  Types of pharmacotherapy used  Length of time since an emergency visit owing to acute asthma
  • 14. 1.Patients appointment should be late morning or afternoon. 2.Assess severity of ASTHAMATIC condition. 3.Consider antibiotic prophylaxis for immuno- suppressed patients 4.Consider corticosteriod replacement for adrenally suppressed patients.
  • 15. Confirm that they have taken their most recent scheduled dose of medication.  The patient’s own metered-dose inhaler bronchodilator should be on hand at each visit to minimize the risk of an attack.  Procedure should be done Late morning / afternoon.  Emergency kit with a bronchodilator and oxygen.
  • 16.  Avoid using dental materials that may elicit an ASTHMATIC ATTACK ie ,DENTIFRICES ,FISSURE SEALANTS ,METHYL METHA ACRYLATE ,FLOURIDE TRAYS & COTTON ROLLS can trigger asthmatic events.  Ifasthmatic patients does not use a broncodilator ,make sure the emergency kits has both a bronchodilator & oxygen.
  • 17. 1.Rubber dams should be used cautiously. 2.Use technique to reduce patient stress:  Avoid prolonged supine positioning  Avoid nitrous oxide in people with sever ASTHMA.  Avoid using BARBITURATES. 3.Avoid using LA containing SODIUM METABISULFIDE. 4.Use vasoconstrictor judiciously
  • 18. 1.TETRACYCLINE should be used cautiously. 2.Avoid use of ERTHROMYCIN in patients taking THEOPHYLLINE. 3.Avoid use of PHENOBARBITALS in patients taking THEOPHYLLINE. 4.Analgesic of choice for these patients is ACETAMINOPHEN.
  • 19.  During and immediately after local anesthetic administration.  Withstimulating procedures such as extraction, surgery,pulp extirpation
  • 20. You gave local anesthesia to your patient & all of a sudden patient:  Has difficulty in breathing  Talking in phrases  You could hear loud wheezes  Using accessory muscles  Slightly Agitated
  • 22.
  • 24.  Discontinue the dental procedure and allow the patient to assume a comfortable position.  Establish and maintain a patent airway and administer b2 agonists via inhaler or nebulizer.  Administer oxygen 6-10 liters via face mask, nasal hood or cannula. If no improvement is observed and symptoms are worsening, administer epinephrine subcutaneously (1:1,000 solution, 0.01 milligram/ kilogram of body weight to a maximum dose of 0.3 mg).
  • 25.  Document in time form the beginning of the event.  Alert emergency medical services.  Maintaina good oxygen level until the patient stops wheezing and/or medical assistance arrives.  Begin diligent basic life support.  Escort patient to hospital as needed.
  • 26. UPRIGHT POSITION IS PREFERED