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Question 1

oral and maxillofacial surgens office

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some are located close to hopitals with setting simalar to that of hopital operating room. with addition to a recovery area

Question 2

surgical scapels

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surgical knives used to remove tissue with the least amount of trama

Question 3

retractors

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are used to deflect tissue from the surgical site so that the veiw is unobstucted

Question 4

mouth props are used to prevent

Answer 4

mouth from closing

Question 5

Molt mouth gage

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another type of mouth prop witch is hinged and has handles a rachet release and beaks

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hemostates

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to remove root tips clamp vessels and more

Question 7

surgical asperating tips

Answer 7

long slinder tubs tappered to small opennings.

Question 8

surgical curretts

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for currettage and dribidement of tooth socket or diseased tissue

Question 9

chisels

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to remove or shap bone

Question 10

rongeurs

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used to trim and shap the aveoler bone after extractions

Question 11

bone file

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smooth the edge of the aveoler bone (back n forth motion)

Question 12

periosteal elevator

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many uses, in most tray set ups, often used to detach periosteum (bone covering)

Question 13

Apical elevators

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straight or angular ,longer narrow blades to remove root or root bone fragments

Question 14

root tip picks

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to tease bone fragments out of socket

Question 15

extraction forceps

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remove teeth from the aveolar bone

Question 16

study of the sape of the beaks of forceps allow determination for use on the

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maxillary or mandibular, right or left. antierior or posterior, accomadation of teeth anatomy

Question 17

Asepsis

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oral surgery at higher risk due to more blood

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luxates

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moves or dislocates

Question 19

once forcept and tooth are on tray

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tooth is examined for fractures

Question 20

after several teeth have been removed the bone must be contoured and smooth this is called

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alveoplasty

Question 21

the dental assitant prepares and transfers the anesthetic and

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assist with the iv

Question 22

sutures need to be removed in

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5 to 7 days

Question 23

biopsys are usualy done on lesians larger than

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1 cm in all dimensions

Question 24

kits are used to test for dysplasia or oral lesions with

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abnormal epithelium

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osteogeneration

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when an implant fuses with bone

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patients considering dental implants should

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good health, have adiquate jaw bone, sometime bone grapfting

Question 27

two common types of dental implants include

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subperiosteal and endosteal

Question 28

subperiosteal

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mandibular two or more surgeries

Question 29

endosteal

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most common and directly on bone

Question 30

alveolitis

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dry socket, usualy between third and fith day

Question 31

crepitus tinnitus

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ringing or tinkling

Question 32

debrive

Answer 32

remove debree from