D1-Quiz 1 (Intro and Rotary Tools) Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Office Hours

A

Thursday

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Goals of operative dentistry

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  1. diagnosis 2. prevention (primary-before, and secondary- reoccurring) 3. treatment
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3
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Primary goal of course

A

treatment

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4
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primary goal of dentist

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prevent lesions

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5
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tooth prep defined

A

mechanical aleteration –> form, function, including esthetic corrections

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6
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Conventional prep

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precise, includes amalgam, ceramic, cast

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7
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modified

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less precise (simplified) includes composite resins (bonding)

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8
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Types of lesions

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  1. Caries 2. Abrasion 3. Erosion 4. Attrition 5. Fracture 6. Developmental Defects 7. Abraction
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9
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Caries

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infectious disease process, breakdown of enamel and dentin due to bacterial invasion; most common

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Abrasion

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Pathogenic wearing (abrasive or tooth brushing) of tooth structure-V-shaped defect;gingiva usually healthy

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lesion wear gingiva is healthy

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abrasion and erosion

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Erosion

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chemical dissolution of tooth structure-not associated with caries;facial-gingival 1/3; healthy gigiva

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13
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Attrition

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physiological wear (due to occlusal force)

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14
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Fracture

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due to trauma

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15
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Developmental Defects

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restored to remove caries (i.e. peg laterals)

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16
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Abraction

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Non-carious lesion; combined abrasion and occlusally induced tooth flexure

17
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Episodic caries

A

demineralization and remineralization

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Primary caries

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Secondary caries

A

@ jcn of restoration and tooth or under restoration

20
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Residual Caries

A

Caries that remian post prep

21
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Incipient Caries

A

Reversible; enamel is intact

22
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Cavitated caries

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irreversible, enamel surface is broken

23
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Armamentarium

A

collection of resources (i.e. equipment)

24
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Basic Elements of Hand Instruments

A

Handle (shaft), blade, and shank (connects the two)

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Straight with needle point
straight explorer
26
Straight shank with hooked end
Shephards Hook Explorer
27
Thick tube at end
Amalgman carrier
28
Scissors
Crown and Bridge Scissors
29
Scissor like with flat tweezer ends
Hemostat
30
#8/9 and use
Hatchet- plane proximal walls for class II cavity prep
31
Marquette Pluggers/Almalgam Condenser
Pack or condense restorative materials into cavity preps, end is the nib and the end of the nib is the face
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Ball Burnisher/Football Burnisher
Burnish-to smooth or polish by rubbing
33
Acorn Burnisher
burnish restorative material
34
Dycal Placement Instrument
Looks like a very small ended ball burnisher-NOT a burnisher