2012 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the purpose of a post ?

A

To retain the core

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2
Q

What is a ferrule ?

A

a 1-2mm dentine collar required to place a post

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3
Q

What are the types of posts?

A

manufactured - pre-formed

material - cast metal, steel, zirconia, carbon, glass fibre

shape - parallel sided or tapered

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4
Q

How much gutta percha should be left in the canal space when placing a post?

A

at least 3-5mm

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5
Q

What is the purpose of placing a post?

A

Resistance/Retention for a compromised crown

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6
Q

Name 2 types of bone loss in radiographs

A

Horizontal and vertical

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7
Q

What metal is used to absorb heat generated by X-Ray production?

A

Pb

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8
Q

What nerve is the mental nerve a branch of?

A

mandibular branch of the inferior alveolar nerve

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9
Q

What are potential storage mediums for an avulsed tooth ?

A

Milk
Saline
Patient’s saliva

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10
Q

What advise would you give to someone phoning with an avulsed tooth ?

A
  • do not allow to dry out
  • hold only by the crown of the tooth
  • If root is dirty rinse with cold water
  • reimplant tooth as soon as possible
  • visit the dentist immediately
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11
Q

what splint is used for subluxation and how long should it be in place for?

A

Flexible splint for 2 weeks

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12
Q

what fluoride regime is used for a high risk 4 year old ?

A

1500 ppmF 2x daily

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13
Q

what age is suitable to deliver mouthwash to paediatric patients

A

7+

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14
Q

what is the management for fluoride toxicity <5mg/kg

A

give calcium orally (milk) and observe for a few hours

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15
Q

what is the management for fluoride toxicity 5-15mg/kg

A

give calcium orally (milk or calcium gluconate) and admit to hospital

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16
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what is the management for fluoride toxicity >15mg/kg

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admit to hospital immediately, IV calcium and cardiac monitoring