4. Class IV and Diastema Flashcards

1
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Definition

It is a lesion that
involves the proximal surfaces of ____ teeth and includes the loss of at least one of the ____

A

anterior

incisal angles

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Preliminaries

*____
*Examination
*____ evaluation
*____
To reveal the full extent of the lesion, proximity to the pulp, and condition of the pulp and surrounding structures

Hot/cold stimulus (how long)
◦If none, is ____ dead?

◦Think about stresses and ____ that might put pressure on the tooth

A
History
Radiographic evaluation
diagnostic models
pulp
strain
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ETIOLOGY

Trauma
Especially ____ and young adults
Are usually more ____ than vertical

Caries
Frequently carious Class ____ which has undermined ____ edge, usually ____

Defective restorations Usually ____

7-8 year old patient
• some dentin is exposed
◦Anytime take a ____ in feels pain

A

children
horizontal

III
incisal
vertical

vertical
breath

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Objectives

  • To protect remaining dental and pulpal ____
  • To re-establish ____
  • To provide a ____ treatment to restore involved teeth

Main purpose of incisal edge
• ____ tooth
• ____

A

tissues
aesthetics
conservative

incise
phonetics (speech)

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*Sometimes composite resin restoration is placed as an ____ treatment while determining prognosis of tooth prior to definitive restoration

A

interim

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Preparation
● 3 methods of retention

____
● grooves in ____ or
other shaped undercuts
● ____ or pins

Micro-enamel
● Requires a wider more substantial ____
- etching of the ____ - getting a nice good bond

● ____
- the bonding procedure

A

macrodentinal
dentin
dovetail

bevel
enamel

microdentinal

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Incisal and gingival retention grooves and dovetail extension
– dovetail enhances ____ and retention, but is less ____ and not used often
– Pins are avoided in ____ preparations as there is a risk of ____ or may corrode and shine through thin areas of ____

A
strength
conservative
anterior
perforation
enamel
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Preparation

____mm wide bevel for esthetic ____ and increased ____ through acid-etch bonding

The bevel is of UPMOST IMPORTANT
• Much wider 2-3 mm
• GET EVERY BIT YOU CAN!!!!

A

2-3
blending
retention

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Occlusal Assessment May Influence :-

a) ____ of outline
b) ____ form
c) ____ form
d) position of margins which should not be in ____ areas - Want to keep them as ____ away as possible
e) Remember the restoration is going to be subject to downward,
upward, lateral , oblique, rotational and shearing forces

Just goes t show that we have come so far in the bonding procedure
Pressure of a human bite: 
• Anterior
◦\_\_\_\_ lbs/in2 
• Posterior
◦\_\_\_\_ lbs/in2
A
extension
retention
resistance
stress
far
57
171
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Shade selection
– prior to ____ and placement of rubber dam
- more difficult if ____ restoration without normal ____ coloration
- ____, if necessary

A

dehydration
large
dentin
prewedge

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Beveled Conventional Preparation

Outline form
– preparation walls are as ____ or ____ to long axis of tooth as possible

Results in design to provide greater ____ to biting forces

These days great emphasis
is placed on minimally ____ preparations

Remember you want to take away as little
____ as you possibly can

A
perpendicular
parallel
resistance
invasive
enamel
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Outline form

Carbide or diamond bur on high speed

Remove all weakened ____ - In weakened enamel is
____ ENAMEL

Excavate infected ____ Using round bur on slow speed - or ____

Aim for a smooth flowing outline

A

enamel
decalcified
dnetin
spoon excavator 9

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BEVEL
Cavosurfaces of all accessible enamel margins are beveled with ____-shaped diamond
– ____ degree angle

– approximately ____mm

– ____ thickness of enamel

A

flame
45
2-3
1/2

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BEVEL

● Bevel may be ____ for additional retention and esthetics

  • For additional enamel to bevel
  • Opens up more of the ____ where the bonding can enter
Scalloping > 
• \_\_\_\_ purpose 
◦If use a straight
line
◦You may be able
to see where the lesion ends and where the tooth starts
A

scalloped
canals
esthetic

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Procedure

● Retention form
– ____ bonding to enamel and dentin
– additional retention achieved by increasing width of enamel ____ or placing ____

A

micromechanical
bevels
undercuts

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Retention form
Pits and / or grooves

– Using a 1/4 round bur, prepare a groove bisecting the junction of ____ wall and ____ wall and extend length of ____ floor
- At inciso- axial line angle, more in the nature of a ____ than a groove

Up until this point the patient wouldn’t even need an anesthetic
• this is where they start to feel ____

A

axial
gingival
gingival

pit

pain

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Minor Traumatic Fracture

Little or no preparation other than ____ the surfaces in the area of the fracture
● Remove any existing ____ or ____ restorations
● Prepare outline form to include ____, friable enamel
● ____ mm bevel on all available cavo-surfaces

A
roughening
lesions
defective
weakened
2
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Clinical Considerations

● A ____ can be created when the incisal edge is missing and the internal layer of dentin is exposed
– create with small ____
– enamel rods must be supported by ____

A

retentive trough
inverted cone
dentin

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Clinical Considerations

Trough is carried directly into ____ portion of preparation
● ____ cone
● ____mm in depth

• Cut a little grove in the dentin
• But must have remaining ____ on either side
◦This would leave unsupported enamel ◦Enamel rods must be supported by ____

A
proximal
33 1/2 inverted
1-2
dentin
dentin
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PROBLEMS??

MECHANICAL STABILITY,- - -which is dependent on the ____ of the material, and it’s ability to resist ____ and fracture

Without this mechanical stability, cracks develop in the restoration, and with propagation of these cracks, may lead to ____ of the restoration

AESTHETICS
The ____ bevel does not allow for sufficient layering to achieve the desired aesthetic result

A

strength
wear
dislodgement

shallow

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Research showed that if the finish line was in the form of a ____, mechanical stability was significantly improved.

The increased space that a chamfer affords, allows for the placement of additional ____ to achieve the desired aesthetic result.

A chamfer finish line on the ____, where most of the ____ is centered, could be an improvement in the design of the prep

A

chamfer
layers
lingual
stress

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What constitutes a beautiful smile?

GOLDEN PROPORTION
Width of ____ is in direct proportion to the width of the ____ and that part of the ____ that shows from the front

The central incisor width length = length of lateral plus ____ portion of canine!

A

central incisor
lateral incisor
canine
medial

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Preliminary Steps

  • Determine the Shade of the tooth taking into consideration the following:-
    a) The ____, Chroma, and the ____ of the shade
    b) No ____ monochromatic shade can mimic the combination of shades that make up the natural
    dentition. Teeth are ____.
    c) The ____ features of the restoration are somewhat more important than establishing the exact shade
  • Dark ____
  • Incisal ____
  • Middle area ____

____: actual color
____: depth of color
____: darkness or lightness

Composite has a ____ effect, takes on color around it t some level

A
hue
value
single
polychromatic
anatomical

cervical
translucent
lighter

hue
chroma
value

chameleon

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Class IV Restoration
● Etching, priming, adhesive placement same as Class ____
– place ____ prior to etching to protect adjacent teeth
– Etch beyond ____

A

III
matrix
bevel

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Matrix Application

Place polyester ____ strip and ____ gingivally
Control of matrix strip is difficult and may cause:-

1, Over or under-____ restoration or over-____ of the strip
2, Open ____ point
3, Extrusion of material ____

Need to pull the strip at an ____ so the incisal edge is formed
• but it is quite difficult

A
matrix
wedge
contoured
angulation
contact
incisally

angle

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Wedging

● Seal ____ margin
● ____ teeth
● Ensure ____ contact
● Push ____ and proximal tissue gingivally to open gingival embrasure

A

gingival
separate
proximal
rubber dam

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Placement

Composite available in 2 forms:-
1, Bulk syringes where the ____ benefit is better, but ____ is more difficult
2, Unit dose ampoules which allow direct injection of material into the preparation. This minimizes entrapping ____, better control of ____ as they are discarded after use

A

cost
handling
air bubbles
infection

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Q

A Dental Composite is:-
A ____ material with a combination of different components bonded together in a ____ base, each of which maintains their original ____ and ____

A

multiphase
resin
identities
properties

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Inserting and Curing

● insert with same technique as Class ____ – hand instrument or syringe
● insert in ____mm increments
● use care not be pull matrix with ____ force
– soft material will be extruded ____ resulting in ____-contoured restoration

A
III
1-2
excessive
incisally
under
30
Q

Inserting and Curing
● Can also place without utilizing a ____ matrix
● Sculpt composite resin and overbulk – overlap ____
● can contour and smooth facial with ____ brush
● Light cure 20 seconds from ____ and 20 seconds from ____

A
mylar
bevel
sable
facial
lingual
31
Q

Inserting and Curing

No matrix used
– ____ layer will form on surface (thin, tacky layer)
– each layer will ____ attach to the next layer due to this oxygen inhibited layer
● if the surface remains free of ____

Matrix used
– no ____ layer
– need to ____ and add adhesive and polymerize to enhance attachment

If you need to keep roughening and re-bonding you will have changes in ____ etc Flecks of ____

A

oxygen-inhibited
chemically
contamination

oxygen inhibited
roughen
color
white

32
Q

Inserting and Curing
● Because of unique esthetic and strength requirements for Class IV, it may be necessary to use 2 types of composite resin:

– \_\_\_\_ resin
● for greater \_\_\_\_ and opacity
● provides backing on \_\_\_\_
– \_\_\_\_ resin
● greater \_\_\_\_ and translucency

On the lingual surface need to have a stronger composite
◦____!!!
On the facial you will use the ____ for esthetic

A
microhybrid
strength
lingual
nanohybrid
polishability

HV
LV

33
Q

Inserting and Curing

Placement of a hybrid composite resin on ____ and part of ____ surface

• Stronger
• More ____
◦Block out ____ shine front he back on the mouth

A

lingual
facial
opaque
dark

34
Q

Inserting and Curing

Use of ____ on facial surface to enhance ____ of restoration by mimicking opacity of ____

A

opaquer
opacity
dentin

35
Q

Inserting and Curing

Placement of a ____ composite resin on ____ and ____ surface

A

microfilled
facial
proximal

36
Q

ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS
(a) Because the darker inner recesses of the mouth are now exposed, one must deal with the “____” effect. This is achieved by the use of a
darker, more ____ material lingually

(b) The hues, tints and consistencies of the various forms of composite being used must ____, refract, and ____ the light in the same way as the Hydroxyapatite crystals, the enamel rods, and the dentinal tubules did in the healthy tooth
(c) The polishability of the new smaller ____ composites, their distinctive shapes, and orientation in the resin base, compares favorably with the qualities of ____

A

shine-through
opaque

reflect
transmit

nanohybrid
enamel

37
Q

Contouring and Polishing

● similar to Class ____
● requires close assessment of ____
length and thickness
● occlusal ____ may need more adjustment and refinement than Class III

A

III
incisal edge
relationship

38
Q

Contouring and Polishing

● Finishing burs and sof-lex discs
– barrel-shaped and large round finishing burs to contour
lingual surface

● \_\_\_\_ may be used to remove excess and contour embrasures
● Polish
– \_\_\_\_ discs
– rubber cups/points and \_\_\_\_ system 
– polishing paste
A

12 bard-parker

sof-lex
enhance

39
Q

Diastema

DEFINITION
A ____ between two adjacent teeth in the ____ arch

A

space

same

40
Q

BACKGROUND
*Early Literary mention 0f Diastema in Geoffrey Chaucer’s, “Gap-toothed Wife of ____”

• In parts of Africa, Diastema in women regarded as sign of ____

*In Australia, Diastema is believed to be evidence of ____

  • 97% of children ____ years old have Diastemas
  • 50% of children between ____ and 8 have Diastemas
  • By age of ____, most Diastemas have closed
  • Can develop again in ____ for a variety of reasons
A
bath
fertility
good luck
5
6
12
adulthood
41
Q

Diastemas
● Should not be closed without:

– Recognizing and treating the ____ cause
● May correct the diastema

– Evaluation of ____

A

underlying

occlusion

42
Q

Location

● ____ incisors
– Most frequent location
● Prominent ____ often prevents normal approximation of erupting central incisors

Usually it’s the frenum that inserts low on gingiva that can cause the diastema
-this is #1 reason of ____

A

maxillary central
labial frenum

etiology

43
Q

Etiology

Prominent \_\_\_\_ Congenitally missing teeth
Undersized or malformed teeth 
Interarch \_\_\_\_ size discrepancies 
Supernumerary teeth
\_\_\_\_ in intercrestal bone structure ? 
Macroglossia
\_\_\_\_ problems
Flaccid Lips
\_\_\_\_ Cysts
* When a tooth is missing, the lateral pressure of the adjacent teeth would cause them to open up
* Inherit teeth of mother and jaw of father, and there's a \_\_\_\_, spaces can develop in the teeth
* Supernumerary - form mainly at the \_\_\_\_ of teeth, when pressure is at root it can open up the diastema
* Clefts - traumatic experience
* Macroglossia - swelling of the \_\_\_\_
* Macroglossa + flaccid lips - the muscles of the lips are \_\_\_\_, and the swollen tongue, the pressure of the anterior teeth push forward bc no \_\_\_\_ from the lips
* Cysts that form in \_\_\_\_ that form on the root section can cause pressure
A
labial frenum
tooth
clefts
hormonal
dental
discrepancy
roots
tongue
weak
resistance
jawbone
44
Q

Etiology

● \_\_\_\_
● Tongue thrusting
● \_\_\_\_ sucking and \_\_\_\_ biting
● PeriodontalDisease
● \_\_\_\_ loss
● Posterior bite collapse
● \_\_\_\_ overbite
* Tongue thrusting can also result in a class \_\_\_\_ appearance
* Posterior - missing a lot of back teeth, and the anterior take the pressure of the VDO and form a diastema
A
hereditary
thumb
lip
toth
deep

II

45
Q

• The frenum inserts very low - one of the main causes - if you do surgery then the diastema will close down
○ Do at this age because the ____ are still emerging - may put pressure on the centrals and close them

A

laterals

46
Q

MORE ABOUT THE FRENUM

1,Embryonic development starts as a band of tissue extending over the ____ from the bottom of the lip to the ____
2, When the 2 halves of the palate join together this tissue is split becoming the ____ anteriorly and the ____ posteriorly
3, The centrals erupt at about ____ years of age with a diastema
4, The laterals erupt at ____ years or so pressing on the roots of the centrals and tipping these 2 teeth
5, When the canines start erupting (____) the resultant pressures tend to ____ the teeth
6, Controversy as to which came first. The frenum or the diastema?

A
alveolar ridge
palatal papilla
frenum
incisal papilla
5
8
10-12
straighten
47
Q

Treatment

● ____
● Periodontal
● ____
● Prosthodontic

A

surgical

orthodontic

48
Q

Treatment

● Composite resin
– More ____ alternative
– Consider other alternatives

* The \_\_\_\_, quickest and most effective alternative
* Can also leave it as it is
* Do two class \_\_\_\_ on the  mesial of each tooth in order to make them both wider (golden proportion)
A

practical
cheapest
IV

49
Q

Treatment

● Preliminary procedures prior to diastema closure
– ____ models
– Diagnostic ____
– Direct “____”

A

diagnostic
wax up
mock up

50
Q

General Considerations
● Ideally, length:width ratio ____
– Teeth are ____ than they are wide
– If ratio is dramatically altered, teeth will appear ____
● Midline needs to be ____ to long axis of face
● Need to consider length

A

10:8
longer
unattractive
parallel

51
Q

General Considerations

Midline ____ to long axis of face creates an esthetic appearance

A

parallel

52
Q

Clinical Considerations

Tooth size discrepancy

• Multiple diastemas - can \_\_\_\_ them or do \_\_\_\_
A

close

orthodontics

53
Q

Clinical Considerations

Diagnostic Wax-up of diastema closure

Mock-up, but we wanna use ____ wax instead of ____ -____ wax gives us a diff illusion of the size of things.

A

yellow
blue
blue

54
Q

Procedure
● ____ teeth
● Select ____

• Even though you're doing a bonding with composite, perhaps it's not a good idea to put a rubber dam
A

clean

shade

55
Q

Procedure

● Shade selection guidelines
– Less than 1mm diastema
● Close with 1 or 2 shades of ____
● ____ and ____ not important considerations
• Only ____ up the tooth, do not need to do anything aesthetically

– Greater than 1mm diastema
● ____ and ____
● ____ shade (dentin) to block out shine through
● Translucent shade for ____

Use microhybrid lingually, nanohybrid facially

A

nanohybrid
shine through
strength
roughen

microhybrid
nanohybrid
opaque
enamel

56
Q

Diastema Closure

Measure width of ____ with calipers (clinically)

Also measure width of each ____

A

interdental space

tooth

57
Q

Procedure
● ____ recommended
– Rubber dam may cause some difficulty in relating contour of restoration directly to proximal tissue
● Often restoration must begin ____ to appear natural

• Do not want one tooth wider than the other
• Don't use rubber dam - because the restoration must begin \_\_\_\_
	○ Can use gauze, cotton rolls
	○ \_\_\_\_ under the gingival to prevent any seepage
A

cotton isolation
subgingivally
subgingivally
retraction cord

58
Q

Procedure

● Clinically, place retraction cord into gingival crevice in order to :-
1,Retract ____
2, Prevent ____ from crevice

A

soft tissue

seepage

59
Q

Procedure

● Course ____-shaped diamond to roughen proximal surfaces

• Both \_\_\_\_ and \_\_\_\_
A

flame
lingually
facially

60
Q

Procedure

● ____ interproximally
● Etch the enamel past prepared, ____ surface
– Should exhibit ____ appearance
● Place ____

A

matrix band
roughened
frosty
bonding agent

61
Q

Procedure

● Teeth restored ____ at a time!
● ____ is placed extending subgingivally
● Usually, ____ is not used
● Composite resin placed with ____ instrument

A

one
polyester strip
wedge
hand

62
Q

Procedure
● Be careful to press material ____ to blend with lingual surface
● Gently close matrix ____, beginning with gingival aspect

Matrix strip closed with ____ and ____

A

lingually
facially
thumb
forefinger

63
Q
Procedure
● Do not pull strip too \_\_\_\_
– May be undercontoured \_\_\_\_
and/or
– May be undercontoured \_\_\_\_
A

tightly
faciolingually
mesiodistally

64
Q

Procedure
Light cure for minimum: 20 seconds ____
20 seconds ____
Slightly ____ to facilitate finishing to ideal contour

A

facially
lingually
overcontour

65
Q
Procedure
● Remove \_\_\_\_
● Contouring and finishing
– \_\_\_\_ finishing burs
– Fine diamonds
– \_\_\_\_ discs
– Finishing strips proximally
Check occlusion with articulating paper

____ to finalize contour

A

strip
carbide
abrasive
finishing strip

66
Q

Procedure
● Final polishing when ____ restoration is completed

● Correct mesiodistal dimension of ____ tooth needs to be established before second tooth is restored

● Width of ____ tooth = width of ____ tooth + remaining ____

A
contralateral
first
first
second
space
67
Q

Procedure

● After etching, rinsing and drying, ____ restoration is completed

Attain tight contact with ____ band

A

second

matrix

68
Q

Procedure

● Final polishing
– ____ polishing
points
– Polishing ____

A

rubber

paste

69
Q

Procedure

Final luster obtained with polishing ____
with ____ cup

A

paste

prophy

70
Q

Procedure

● ____ floss to detect any excess material or overhang

Diastema closed

A

unwaxed

71
Q

DISCUSSION
1, Over time the colors may change and may have to be modified after ____ years
2. Violation of the “____”
3. The ____ profile
4. ____ should be done before Diastema closure
5. ____ causes and treatments.
6. Reversabilty

* Rule of three - 3 anterior lobes (4 total) - with the golden proportion, the width of each lobe has to be \_\_\_\_; when making mesial lobe wider - changing whole appearance of the tooth
* Emergence profile - any class IV, and particularly diastema - you have to be careful of how deep the contour emerges from the \_\_\_\_, must look natural, if it's bad you can cause \_\_\_\_
A
7-10
rule of three
emergence
bleaching
multifactorial
proportional
gingiva
gingivitis