Exam 2D Flashcards

1
Q

Definition: elastic limit –> permanent deformation first observed?

A

proportional limit

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2
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Definition: point on the stress/strain diagram at which a deformation of 0.1% is measured?

A

yield point / yield strength

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3
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Definition: point at which the wire breaks?

A

failure point

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4
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3 major properties for force-deflection?

A

Strength
Stiffness
Range

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5
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Definition: maximum load the wire can sustain?

A

ultimate tensile strength

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6
Q

What kind of wire can control torque?

A

rectangular (round can do everything but this)

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7
Q

What occurs in stage 1 ortho?

A

level and align

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8
Q

What occurs in stage 2 ortho?

A

correction of molar relationship and space closure

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9
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What occurs in stage 3 ortho?

A

finishing: root paralleling, incisor torque, correction of overbite/overjet, correction of midline, finish occlusion

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10
Q

Where is the center of resistance in single-rooted teeth?

A

a constant: located 1/3 of the root length from the CEJ in single rooted teeth

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11
Q

Where is the center of resistance in multi-rooted teeth?

A

just apical to furcation

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12
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Definition: the point around which the tooth rotates?

A

center or rotation

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13
Q

Is the center or rotation constant?

A

no

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14
Q

Center of rotation is determined by what?

A

the type of movement occurring

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15
Q

Type of movement caused by Invisalign or spring retainers by single point of force near center of resistance?

A

uncontrolled tipping

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16
Q

Type of movement caused by brackets with multiple forces working at different locations resulting in center of rotation near the apex?

A

controlled tipping

17
Q

Type of movement where net force results in center of rotation infinitely far from center of resistance and all points on a rigid body move the same amount in the same direction?

A

translation (bodily movement)

18
Q

Type of movement where net force results in center of rotation at incisal tip of tooth; root and crown move in the same direction; root moves greater distance than crown?

A

root torque

19
Q

How will a two-couple force system move incisors and molars?

A

incisors intrude and rotate counter-clockwise

molar will extrude and rotate clockwise