Extractions And Sugery

Question 1

What is resorption?

Answer 1

The tooth is dissolving from the inside out

Question 2

Describe upper incisor forceps

Answer 2

Straight, rounded blades

Question 3

Describe root forceps

Answer 3

Narrow straight blades that meet

Question 4

Describe bayonet forceps

Answer 4

Upper wisdom tooth removal, long handles, angled blades

Question 5

Describe cow horn forceps

Answer 5

Curved and pointed blades at a tight angle

Question 6

Describe cryers elevators

Answer 6

Right and left patterns, triangular shaped ends

Question 7

Winters elevators

Answer 7

Similar to cryers but more corkscrew shaped

Question 8

Explain Warwick James elevators

Answer 8

Tip has a similar shape to the round blade of a forcep

Question 9

Explain a couplands chisel

Answer 9

Flat pointed edge, similar to a screw driver

Question 10

What is an osteotrimmer

Answer 10

Raises the corners of the flap of the alveolar bone

Question 11

What is a periosteal elevator

Answer 11

Goes underneath the flap and peels it off the bone

Question 12

What is are Austin and Kilner retractors?

Answer 12

Protect and retract the cheeks, lips and tongue

Question 13

What is a rake retractor

Answer 13

Retract the mucoperiosteal flap

Question 14

What are bone rongerus

Answer 14

Nibble away bone to make it smooth for healing

Question 15

What are dissecting forceps

Answer 15

Hold the edges tight during suturing

Question 16

What is an oroantral fistula

Answer 16

Perforation of the maxillary sinus

Question 17

What is a reactionary haemorrhage

Answer 17

Happens within a couple of hours following XLA, disturbed blood blot

Question 18

What is a secondary haemorrhage

Answer 18

Happens within 24 hours of the XLA, due to infection or early loss of the blood clot

Question 19

What is localised localised osteitis

Answer 19

A dry socket, bony walls because infected