Week 3 Preclinic Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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Adaptation

A

Is the positioning of the first 1 to 2 mm of the working-ends lateral surface in contact with the tooth

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2
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What are the 3 imaginary sections of the working-end

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Leading third
Middle third
Heel third

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3
Q

What is the leading third of a curet

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Toe-third

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4
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Leading third of a sickle

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Tip third

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5
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What is not adapted to the tooth surface

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The heel third

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6
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Angulation

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Is the relation between the face of the working end and the tooth surface
Study page 249

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7
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Insertion

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Is the action of moving the working-end beneath the gingival margin into the sulcus or periodontal pocket
It’s going to between 0 and 40 degrees very important to remember the numbers

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8
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Tactile sensitivity

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Middle finger and shank are most important in tactile sensitivity. Feel vibrations indicating irregularities through quivers from the explorer

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9
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Adaptation

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How the explorer is touching the tooth

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10
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Which part touches the tooth

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Only the leading third or the lateral surface are touching the tooth

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11
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What is an assessment stroke

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Is to detect deposits and tooth irregularities requires light controlled strokes with light pressure against the working end, it is longer stroke 
Light
Long stroke 
Overlapping 
Many/overlapping stroke
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12
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What are the three types of strokes

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Assessment stroke

Calculus

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13
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Where should the functional shank be for correct working end in posterior

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Right over the tooth

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14
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What are the 4 types of stoke directions

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Vertical, oblique, horizontal, multidirectional. Stroke

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15
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Where do you usually you an oblique direction stroke

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Mainly on lingual facial surfaces on posterior

Study page 249

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16
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When would you usually use a vertical direction stroke

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On the anterior.

Study page 249

17
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When would you use vertical stroke on posteriors

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When you are working in distal and mesial. Interproximal

Study page 249

18
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When would you use a horizontal direction stroke

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Primarily on the line angle.
Biggest reason clinician don’t find calculus on the line angle is because they are not using horizontal direction
On page 249

19
Q

What are all the explorers used for caries detection

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Cow horn, pigtail, straight, or Shepard

Page 290

20
Q

Sulcus

A

Space between tooth and gum use this term when it’s healthy if it’s not healthy you will use the term periodontal pocket

21
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What is the angulation for calculus removal

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60 and 80 very important to remember

The most ideal position 70 to 80

22
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What are the two types of motion activation

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Wrist motion activation, digital motion activation

23
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Wrist activation

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Rotating he hand and wrist as a unit to create and instrument stroke

24
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Wrist motion activation

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Moving the instrument by flexing the thumb index and middle fingers used primarily with ultrasonic.
Not recommended bad ergonomics

25
Hand pivot
Using your fulcrum finger to rotate
26
Handle roll
Using your thumb and index to move the handle