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Caries Class ?
pit and fissure caries to include posterior occlusal surfaces, facial and lingual surfaces; buccal pits of molars; lingual pits of anterior teeth |
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Progression of caries are two cones base to base.
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Caries Class ?
Smooth surface caries on the proximal surfaces of posterior teeth
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Caries Class ?
Smooth surface caries on the proximal surfaces of posterior teeth |
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| Progression of caries are two cones tip to base. |
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| Class II, Class III, or Class V |
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Caries Class ?
Smooth surface caries on the proximal surfaces of anterior teeth |
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Caries Class ?
Lesions on the proximal surface of anterior teeth that include the incisal edge |
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Caries Class ?
Smooth surface caries on the facial or lingual surfaces of both anterior and posterior teeth in the gingival third; may involve cementum or dentin as well as enamel surfaces. |
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Caries Class ?
Lesions are pit or wear defects on the incisal edges of anterior teeth or cusp tips of posterior teeth; lesions can be caries but don't have to be. |
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| Name the three general parts to a hand instrument |
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| Name the three different types of shanks |
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| Straight, curved, and angled |
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| Name the three types of angled shanks |
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Mon-angle = one angle
Bin-angle = two angle
Tern-(triple) angle = three angles |
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| Name the two parts of the blade on a hand instrument |
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| Body of the blade and the cutting edge |
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| Name the two types of chisels |
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| Hoes and angle forming chisels |
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In the three number formula, what does each number represent?
ex: 12-8-16
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1st number = width of blade in tenths of mm
2nd number = length of blade in mm
3rd number = angle of blade relative to handle in degrees Centigrade |
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In the four number formula, what does each number represent?
ex: 13-95-8-14 |
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1st number = width of blade in tenths of mm
2nd number = angle of the cutting edge (in degrees C) relative to the handle when the cutting edge is NOT 25 degrees C relative to the blade
3rd number = length of blade in mm
4th number = angle of blade relative to handle in degrees C |
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| On a standard explorer, which end is the 17 and which is the 23. |
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#17 end = has tern angle shank
#23 end = rounded |
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| Which retainer is used to form proximal contacts when placing restoration material in mesial and distal areas. |
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| Tofflemire matrix retainer |
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What is the name of the standard enamel hatchet
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| What is the name for the basic bin-angle enamel chisel |
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What is the name for our interproximal carver for amalgam
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| What is the name for the Hollenback Carver used for amalgam |
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| Give the speed for the following classifications of handpieces |
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Low speed = up to 20,000 rpm
High speed = 10,000 - 150,000 rpm
Ultra speed = above 150,000 rpm |
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| Name the three types of contra-angle heads |
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| Screw type, latch, and friction grip. |
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| Name two used for the high speed handpiece |
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1) Initial penetration into the tooth structure
2) Preparation of teeth |
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| A bur is a _____ or _____ _______ rotary instrument that customarily has _____ or blades on the head |
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| steel, tungsten carbide, flutes |
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| Name the three parts of every bur |
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| Name the 5 main groups of cutting burs |
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| Round, inverted cone, straight fissure, tapered fissure, pear-shaped. |
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| Name the 6 sizes of round burs in order of smallest to largest |
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| What are the sizes for the inverted cone burs |
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| What are the sizes for straight fissure burs |
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Crosscut - #555-#558
Plain - #55-#58 |
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What are the sizes of tapered fissure burs
Sizes of tapered fissure burs with round ends |
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Crosscut - #699-703
Plain - #169-172
Round ends - #271 and #272
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| What are the sizes of pear-shaped burs |
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1.5 mm head = #330 and #331
3 mm head = #245 |
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| Burs and abrasives with ____ stripes usually denote fine or smooth cutting |
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Diamond abrasives
Color scheme - most abrasive to least |
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black - green - blue - red - yellow
most abrasive least abrasive |
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| Name the 4 primary grasps for instruments |
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| Pen, modified pen, inverted pen, palm-thumb grasp |
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Non-carious tooth defects
Loss of tooth substance due to mechanical means such as toothbrushing with an abrasive paste |
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Non-carious tooth defects
Lose of tooth structure caused by wear (ex: bruxism) |
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Non-carious tooth defects
Loss of tooth structure by chemical processes, acid erosion of teeth |
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Non-carious tooth defects
Stress corrosion of the cervical enamel margin of tooth caused by non-axial forces on the incisal, occlusal, and palatal surfaces of the tooth placing the hard tissue in tension and then in compression |
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Non-carious tooth defects
Loss of tooth structure due to trauma
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