Instrumentation & Nomenclature Flashcards

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What is this?

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Dental Mirror/Mouth Mirror

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What are the functions of dental mirrors?

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Observing tooth using indirect vision
Reflecting light onto tooth for examination
Retracting tissue

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What is this?

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Dental explorer/ Sickle Probe/ Dental probe

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What are the functions of sickle probes? What are they also known as?

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Dental explorer

To check margins of cavities

To check interface between a restoration and the tooth surface (cavosurface margin)

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A new dentist is using a sickle prove to check a tooth for caries. What should he be aware and careful of?

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Do not push into an area where enamel caries is suspected. It can cause cavitation of the enamel surface; or damage; that may impair remineralization

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What is this?

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Flat plastic instrument

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What is the function of a flat plastic instrument?

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Insertion, placement and shaping of plastic restorative materials

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What are these?

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Composite Insertion Instruments

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What are these?

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Tweezers/College Pliers

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What are these? What are they used for?

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Scissors

Cutting and trimming items you work with, such as interdental sections of dental dam during removal

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What are these?

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Periodontal probes

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What are the function of these?

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they have gradations in milimetres

Used to measure:

  • Depth of periodontal pockets for determining periodontal disease
  • Length of cutting part of bur
  • Depth of cavity and cavity dimensions
  • Dimensions of soft tissue lesions
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What are some hand cutting instruments?

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Spoon excavators
Gingival margin trimmers
Chisel
Hatchet

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What is this?

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Chisel, part of hand cutting instruments

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What are these?

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Mesial and Distal Gingival margin trimmers, part of hand cutting instruments

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What is this?

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Spoon Excavator, part of hand cutting instruments

17
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What is this?

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Hatchet, part of hand cutting instruments

18
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What are to instruments you would use for mixing?

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Cement Spatula
Dycal Applicator

19
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What is this

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Cement spatula

20
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What is this?

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Dycal Applicator

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What are the 3 parts of a hand instrument?

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Blade, Shank, Shaft

23
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What are instruments used for amalgams?

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Condesner/Plugger
Half Hollenback carver
Amalgam Carrier and Amalgam Well
Amalgam Carrier and Silicone Cup

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Condenser/plugger

for amalgams

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What is this?
Half Hollenback carver , for amalgams
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A hatchet has a 3-unit pattern of 10 - 7- 14 What does this mean?
blade width of 1 mm blade length of 7 mm blade angle of 14 centigrade. This is the angle with regards to the axis of the handle.
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When do you see a 4-unit pattern?
When the cutting edge is at an angle other than 90 degrees to the blade length
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The distal marginal trimmer as this formula : 12-95-10-12 What does it mean?
1.2 mm blade width 95 degrees centigrade cutting edge and long axis of shaft 10 mm blade length 14 centigrade blade angle from axis of handle/shaft
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What is this?
High-speed handpiece
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What is this?
Slow-speed handpiece
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What type of hand piece has different angles and gear ratios?
Slow-speed
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What are the materials dental burs are generally made from?
Steel, tungsten carbide (stainless steel shank), or diamond (stainless steel shank)
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What are the 3 shank types of dental burs?
Friction Grip (turbine bur) Latch-type or contra-angle/right angle type Handpiece/Straight burs
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What type of grip is preferred for hand pieces?
Modified pen grip
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