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Day 1 Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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Operative Dentistry

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The science and art in Dentistry that studies the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of defects/disease in the enamel and dentin.

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Carious

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Bacterial infection, removal of tissue, precise cavity prep.

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Non-carious

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Loss due to chemical or mechanical abrasion. Attrition, abrasion, erosion, abfraction

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4
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Attrition

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Breakdown from pressure

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5
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Abfraction

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Angular notch caused by bending of tooth

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6
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Direct Restoration

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Soft material placed then hardened.

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7
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Indirect Restoration

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Formed outside body then cemented or bonded to tooth

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8
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Airdriven vs. Electric

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Volume, higher power, less stalling

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9
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Slow speed

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12000 RPM, no water coolant, close to pulp removal, surface polishing and finishing.

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10
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Medium Speed

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12-20 thousand

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11
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High Speed

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> 200000, needs water coolant, most cutting.

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12
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Most common connector line

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4 hole

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13
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Slight angle

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Contrangled

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14
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Base of hand piece

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coupler

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15
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Push button

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One chuck mechanism

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16
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Nose cone

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Straight attachment, slow speed, extraoral work, long shank type bur, straight bur.

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17
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2 latch type head

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Swing latch

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18
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Friction Grip head

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Slow speed, push/screw

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19
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Rotary Cutting Instruments 3 components

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Head neck shank

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20
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3 types of rotary instruments

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Bladed, Diamond (abrasive), Other (?)

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21
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Tapered neck - why

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Visibility

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22
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Bladed instruments

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Excavating, Finishing

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23
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Finishing burs

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10-30 blades - 10-12 red, 16-20 yellow, 30 white

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24
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Excavating/cutting burs

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6-8 blades

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25
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Blade cutting composition/use

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Tungsten carbide, intracoronal prep

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26
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Diamond for abrasive cutting

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metal blank with diamond for extracoronal preps.

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27
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Diamond colors

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Supercoarse to superfine: black, green, blue, red, yellow

28
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Other (type of rotary instrument)

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Discs (attached via handpiece via mandrel for finishing restorations), Molded (grinding etc.)

29
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Round (Blade design)

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1/4 -4 (0.5 mm to 1.4 mm)

30
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Inverted Cone (blade design)

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331/2-40

31
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Pear shaped (blade design)

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330 (1.5 mm, diam = 0.8mm, taper = 8deg), 245 (length - 3mm, taper = 4deg, diam = 0.8mm)

32
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Plain Cylindrical Fissure

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55-59 (200 series for rounding corners)

33
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Plain Tapered Fissure

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169-172

34
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Head design - end cutting

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End only has blades - 900s

35
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Cross cut

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500 before bur number, also 700

36
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Fracture types

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Brittle, ductile

37
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Brittle fracture

A

ABRASIVE CUTTING IS BEST for extracoronal preps - diamond bur Tensile loading causes cracks in enamel, helps break

38
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Ductile Fracture

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Deformation by shearing - dentin Bladed cutting is best (deform then shear) - best for intracoronal preps

39
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Rake face

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Blade surface toward cutting, forms chip

40
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Clearance face

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Surface that clears the chips- away from cutting direction

41
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Rake angle

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Rake to axis of bur

42
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Edge angle

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Rake face to clearance face

43
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Clearance angle

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Clearance face to tangent (cutting edge to tooth surface) - prevents blade from rubbing on tooth surface, bigger clearance angle = less friction = longer bur life

44
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Positive vs negative rake angle

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More efficiency and less durable. Higher cutting efficiency, more chips made, less chip space (clogging)

45
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Patient hazard of cutting instruments

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Heat and vibration can lead to pulpal trauma (water coolant helps this)

46
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Hand instrument components

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Handle, shank, working end (nib/point for non cutting, blade for cutting)

47
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Non-cutting

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Examination instruments (mirror, explorer, perio probe)

48
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Hand-cutting

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shape walls for finer detail - blade is carbon steel, handle is stainless steel

49
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Restorative instruments (noncut)

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place material and carve material - carrier, condenser/plugger, anatomical/acorn burnisher

50
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accessory instruments

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aid procedure- miller forceps (paper holder), amalgam well

51
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Mirror

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left hand, retraction of tissue and protection.

52
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Explorer

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Pointed tip (enhanced tactile) for caries detection

53
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Perio probe

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depth

54
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Blade edges

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Primary/2 secondary cutting edges

55
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Blade edge types

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Straight, mono angled, bin angle, triple angle

56
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Balance

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Blade tip in line with center of tool

57
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Black’s Instrument Formula

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1st: width of blade in 1/10mm, 2nd: blade length in mm, 3rd: Angulation w/respect to long axis (100ths, lower than 50)

58
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4 number formula

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1st, 2nd to 3rd, 3rd to 4th, new 2nd: primary cutting edge angle (100ths greater than 50)

59
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Single bevel

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right triangle

60
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Bibevel

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isosceles triangle

61
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Triple bevel

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Rec/bibeveled on 3 sides

62
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Direct cutting

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Perpendicular force, hatchet used

63
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Indirect cutting/lateral cutting

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Parallel force

64
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Chisels

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Straight, slightly curved, bin angled hatchets, enamel hatchet, gingival margin trimmer

65
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Enamel hatchet

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lateral cutting and direct cutting

66
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Gingival margin trimmer

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lateral cutting, curved blade to facilitate this

67
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Excavator

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Ordinary hatchet, hoes (pull), angle former, spoon

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