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Operative Flashcards

1
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What are the saliva antimicrobial properties

A

Proteins, enzymes and antibodies
Lysozymes: destroy cell walls
Lactoferrin: actively binds to iron
Lactoperoxidaze: Inactivates bacterial enzymes
Type A secretory Immunoglobulins; fight against S. mutants attacks.

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What’s in saliva that helps remineralization

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Calcium
Phosphate
Potassium
fluoride ions 
Statherin
cystatins
Histatins
proline-rich proteins
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3
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What problems come from reduce salivary flow

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Prolonged pH depression
Decreased:
antibacterial effects
ions available for remi
elimination of microorganism
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4
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When should testing for S. mutant count should be done

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Pt has one or more medical risk factors
pt has undergone antimicrobial therapy
pt presents with new incipient lesions
pt is undergoing orthodontic care

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5
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What interventions are recommended for high caries risk

A 
3 month recall, prophy and Fl application
OHI with aids 
dietary counseling
bitewings every 6-12 months
Rx dentifrice 
Xylitol gum, rinse
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6
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What interventions are recommended for moderate caries risk

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4-6 month recall, prophy and FL application
reinforce OHI and diet.
Fl dentifrice and OTC rinse.

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7
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What are frank caries

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caries that have progressed just into the DEJ

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8
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What are the zones of carious enamel

A

Surface; seems unaffected by caries.
Body; Largest zone, demineralizing phase
Dark zone; Inability to transmit polarized light
Translucent: deepest

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9
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What zones of carious dentin can be remineralized

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the first three
Normal
Subtransparent
Transparent

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10
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What zones of carious dentin are infected and must be removed

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Infected and Turbid

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11
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Initial pathway of demineralization on root caries is along the

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Sharpey’s fibers of the cementum

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12
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What are the sign of rampant caries

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Acute onset
often associated with pain
Deep and narrow presentation results in large cavitation

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13
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What are the seven common medication categories that reduce salivary function

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Anticholinergics; 
Antipsychotics
Antihistamines 
Anesthetics (Local)
Benzodiazepines
Beta-blockers
Diuretics
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14
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Anticholinergic examples

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Atropine, Scopolamine, Glycopyrolate

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15
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Diuretic examples

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Hydrochlorothiazide

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16
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Antipsychotics examples

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Chlorpromazine

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17
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Beta blocker examples

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Atenolol

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18
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Benzodiazepine examples

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Alprazolam

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19
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Antihistamine example

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Chlorpheniramine

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20
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What is the criteria for diagnosing Pit and Fissure caries

A 
FLOSS
Flakiness of enamel
Loss of translucency
Opacity
Stickiness
Softening of the base of the pit and fissure
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21
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O caries are better detected on what type of RG

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Pano

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22
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design of a chisel

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cutting edge makes a 90 degree angle with the plane of the blade, blade has a one sided bevel

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23
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Chisels are used to

A

Plane and cleave enamel

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24
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The Chisel family is

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CHAD
Chisels
Hoes 
Angle formers
Discoids and cleoids
25
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Design of a hatchet

A

Cutting edge is parallel with the plane of instrument, blade that ends in a cutting edge in the plane of the handle.

26
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Hatchet family

A

HEG
Hatchets
Excavators
Gingival marginal trimmers

27
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What is ultimate strength

A

Point on the stress-strain curve at which fracture occurs .

28
Q

What is percolation

A

intermittent inlet and outlet of fluid leakage that can result in marginal decay.

29
Q

What is the thermal conductivity of Tooth, ama, comp and gold

A

Tooth .002
Composite .002
Amalgam .05
Gold .7 degrees C/cm

30
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What is the elastic limit

A

greatest stress an object can be subjected to in which it can still return to its original dimensions.
Gold->Enamel->amalgam->composite->dentin

31
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What is proportionate limit

A

Stress at which the material no longer functions as elastic

32
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Yield point

A

point at which permanent deformation takes place

33
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What factors increase amalgam setting expansion

A

more free mercury
shorter trituration time
Small condensation pressure
Increased particle size

34
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How does Cu contribute to amalgam alloys

A

Elimination of gamma 2

decrease in creep

35
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What is the byproduct in amalgam that decreases marginal leakage

A

Tin sulfide

36
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size of fine filler particles

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0.5 to 3 micrometers

37
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size of microfine filler particles

A

0.04 micrometers

38
Q

What is mycrohybrid composite

A

combo of 0.04 and .5 to 3

39
Q

What is the initiator in self cure systems and the activator

A

benzoyl peroxide and a tertiary amine

40
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What is the filler content of flowable composite

A

<50%by vol

41
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What is the filler content of condensable composites

A

> 65%

42
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What is the average thickness of a base

A

1-2 mm

43
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What i the average thickness of a cement

A

0.5 mm

44
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What is the thickness of a liner

A

5 microns

45
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What material is mostly used for final cementation of crown and bridges

A

GI

Zinc polycarboxylate

46
Q

What is ZOE composed of

A 
Zinc oxide
rosin
zinc acetate 
accelerator 
Eugenol liquid
47
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What is a base used for

A

provide support and thermal protection for the pulp

48
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CaOH base is used under

A

amalgam and composite restorations

49
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What bases are used under gold restorations

A

Zinc phosphate or zinc polycarboxylate

50
Q

What base is used as a direct pulp cap

A

zinc phosphate cement over CaOH

51
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What is a liner

A

suspension of Dycal in water

52
Q

What is a varnish

A

solution liners of resin (Copalite) in liquid

Do not use with composites

53
Q

What are factors that might precipitate rampant caries

A 
histological disadvantages
poor hygiene 
drug abuse
High-sugar diets
decreased salivary conditions
54
Q

What are six caries high risk factors

A 
Restoration w/i the past three years
visible cavitation
Appliances
visible plaque
Inadequate saliva
frequent carb intake
55
Q

What are filler particles made up of for composites

A

Crystalline silica (quartz)
Lithium aluminum silicate
glasses

56
Q

What is it used to form the matrix of composites

A

Bis-GMA (dimethacrylate)

UDMA (Oligomers)

57
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What is the coupling agent of composites

A

silane

58
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What initiators are used for composites

A

Benzoyl peroxide
diketone
Camphorquinone

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