Syllabus Flashcards

1
Q

The single most important thing you can do to help achieve a good grade in Pre-clinical endodontics:

A

collect good teeth

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2
Q

Pick the ___ teeth you can find. Collect as ___ teeth as you can.

A

best; many

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3
Q

How many teeth need to be collected for access?

A

6

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4
Q

What is important in teeth for good access? What is unimportant?

A

important: good crown

unimportant: roots

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5
Q

Describe the types of teeth needed for the 6 “access: teeth?

A

Maxillary= 1 central incisor, 1 premolar, 1 molar

Mandibular= 1 incisor, 1 premolar, 1 molar

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6
Q

How many teeth need to be collected for root canal treatment?

A

4

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7
Q

What is important for the teeth collected for RCT?

A

good crown & excellent canals

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8
Q

Describe the teeth that need to be collected for RCT:

A

Maxillary: 1 premolar

Mandibular: 1 molar, 2 premolars

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9
Q

Collecting teeth will be our first acquaintance with the concept of:

A

case selection

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10
Q

Very few concepts more dramatically affect the outcome of your cases than:

A

case selection

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11
Q

If you don’t select ___ to start with, it will simply not be possible to end up with ___.

A

good teeth; excellent result

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12
Q

What will our grades in lab reflect?

A

good or bad teeth selection

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13
Q

When will collected teeth be checked by bench instructors?

A

First lab period (Jan 2023)

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14
Q

What will we need to bring when our lab instructors check our collected teeth?

A

radiographs & 10 best teethIt

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15
Q

It is important that we DO NOT bring any teeth with:

A

amalgam restorations

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16
Q

Teeth for access should have:

A

good crowns without caries, fillings, or fractures

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17
Q

For the collected access teeth, what should be clearly seen on the radiograph?

A

pulp chamber

18
Q

The teeth collected for RCT should have a decent crown and roots that clearly show:

A

accessible canals (not sclerosed) & a fully developed apex (not open)

19
Q

Describe the roots of the teeth collected for RCT: (curvatures)

A

gentle curvatures of 20 degrees or less

20
Q

Overall the teeth collected for RCT should be no greater than ___ in length

A

25mm

21
Q

Regarding the QUALITY of teeth collected for RCT, what are four general rules?

A
  1. 20 degree curves or less
  2. no calcified canals
  3. no open apices
  4. no 3rd molars
22
Q

Extracted teeth are considered:

A

contaminated material

23
Q

Because extracted teeth are considered contaminated material they must be:

A

autoclaved

24
Q

Describe the autoclave cycle used to sterilize the collected teeth:

A

121 degrees Celsius
15 psi
40 min

25
Q

What is the first step of the sterilization process for extracted teeth?

A

cleanse of visible blood & gross debris

26
Q

What is the second step of the sterilization process for extracted teeth?

A

teeth should be maintained in a hydrated state in solution equal parts bleach (8.3%), glycerin, and water

27
Q

What is the third step of the sterilization process for extracted teeth?

A

autoclave for 40 minutes at 121 degrees C, at 15 psi

28
Q

Once the teeth have been autoclaved, how should they be stored?

A

in a hydrated state in equal parts solution

29
Q

In this class, no name =

A

no grade

30
Q

Mutual respect involves:

A
  1. courtesy
  2. promptness
  3. fairness
31
Q

Describe the quizzes in the class:

A

11 weekly quizzes, 5 points each, best 10 of 11 kept (total 50 points)

32
Q

Describe the midterm taken in this class:

A

1 hr, 50 questions, total 50 points

33
Q

Describe the final exam taken in this class:

A

1 hr, 50 questions, total 50 points

34
Q

Are grades rounded?

A

NO

35
Q

When might a quiz be made up in this class?

A

Never but if you miss a quiz with an excused absence, you have the option to write a paper

36
Q

Where do the quiz questions come from?

A

largely from the previous weeks lecture and reading assignments

37
Q

Most quiz questions will be ___ or ___.

A

multiple choice or completion

38
Q

What is the required text?

A

Endodontics Principles and practice (Torabindjad & Walton 6th edition)

39
Q

About __% of all quiz/test questions may come from ___ without discussion in class

A

reading assignments

40
Q

Like most of dentistry, endodontics is:

A

comprehensive

41
Q
A