Hard tissue charting Flashcards by Courtney Gaal

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Missing teeth:

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Box or shade

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Unerupted tooth

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Overeruption

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Incomplete eruption

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What does the arrow mean

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drifting

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T/F: Impacted teeth are charted on facial views only except facial and lingual impactions which are recorded on occlusal views

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True

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Vertical impaction

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Horizontal Impaction

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mesio-angular impaction

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T/F: Rotaions are recorded on the occlusal view

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True

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Rotated mesiofacial

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Rotated distofacial

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Supernumarary

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Extraction

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Hypoplasia

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Erosion

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Abbrasion

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Attrition

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What is hypoplasia?

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An enamel defect characterized by thin or abset enamel

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What is abfraction?

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friction and pressure on the tooth and gums

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Abrasion

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Erosion

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Abfraction

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Attrition

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Class I furcation

Class II furcation

Class III furcation

Class I furcation

Class II furcation

Class III furcation

Fracture Class I

Fracture Class II

Fracture Class III

Fracture Class IV

Periapical pathology - Abscess

Complete RTC filling

Incomplete RCT filling

Overexteded RTC filling

Pulpotomy (Py)

What is pulpotomy?

Pulp that resides in the crown of the tooth is taken out, but the roots are left in.

Am

Amalagam

C.R.

Composite Resins

V

Vaneer

Ce

Cement

G

Gold restorations

PBM

Porcelain bonded to metal

P

Porcelain crown

S.S.C.

Stainless Steel Crown

s

Pit and Fissure Sealants

Loose contact

2mm open contact

Implant

Class I caries

Occlusal surface of 2/3 posterior teeth and buccalor lingual pits (pits & fissures)

Class II caries

Inter-proximal surface of posterior teeth

Class III caries

Inter-proximal surface of anterior teeth

Class IV caries

Inter-proximal surface of anterior teeth including the incisal edge

Class V caries

Cervical third (gingival area of buccal andlingual) of all teeth

Class VI caries

Cusp tips of posterior teeth or incisal edges ofanterior (due to toothwear)

Mobility II = M2

Mobility III = M3

Barely any movement

All findings are recorded in blue or black EXCEPT

caries, extractions and fractures which are charted in red