Basic instrumentation Flashcards

1
Q

What is the most common blade used in oral surgery?

A

-15 blade

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2
Q

What part of the blade do you cut with?

A

-The belly of the blade, not the tip

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3
Q

What is the most frequently used retractor?

A

-Minnesota

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4
Q

What is the Sweet-heart (Wider) retractor used for?

A

-To retract the tongue

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5
Q

What technique is used for bone removal?

A

-Surgical bur

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6
Q

What are rongeurs?

A

-Bone removal instrument (like clippers)

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7
Q

If you are removing a cyst or a periapical granuloma what instrument would you use?

A

-Curette

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8
Q

What is the 150 forcep used for?

A

-Maxillary arch

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9
Q

What are 53 forceps used for?

A

-Maxillary molars

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10
Q

What do you use 88 forceps for?

A

-Maxillary molars

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11
Q

What do you use the 151 forceps for?

A

-Mandibular molars

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12
Q

What are the 23 cowhorn forceps used for?

A

-mandibular molars

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13
Q

What is the most frequent tooth to get a sinus exposure?

A

-Maxillary 1st molar

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14
Q

What teeth most commonly fracture during extraction on the maxillary arch?

A

-1st pre-molar (especially the buccal root)

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15
Q

For a maxillary extraction where should the chair be positioned?

A
  • tipped back and maxillary occlusal plane at 60 degrees to the floor
  • The chair should be patient’s mouth at or below the operators elbow level
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16
Q

Should the chair be lower or higher for mandibular extraction when compared to maxillary extraction?

A

-Lower and the pt more upright

17
Q

What is the first step in removing a tooth ?

A

-Separation of teeth from soft tissue

18
Q

What are the four mechanical principles for tooth extractions?

A
  • Expansion of the bony socket
  • Use of fulcrum or lever
  • Insertions of wedge(s)
  • Wheel and axle
19
Q

How should the forceps be seated when extracting a tooth?

A

-Strong apical pressure to expand crestal bone

20
Q

What does excess motion of root apex caused by a high center of rotation result in?

A

-Fracture of root apex

21
Q

What does buccal or labial pressure applied to the tooth do?

A

-Expand the buccal cortical plate with some lingual expansion

22
Q

What teeth are easier to roll lingual-occlusal?

A

-2nd and 3rd mandibular molars

23
Q

How many movements are used in extractions?

A

-Three (outward, inward, and rotatory

24
Q

Where should the extraction forceps blade be applied on a tooth with a carious lesion?

A

-The carious side first and the first movement made toward the caries