class V cavities Flashcards

1
Q

what do cervical caries indicate?

A

high caries risk

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2
Q

what should always be done first before treatment for cervical caries or other carious lesions?

A

OHI
F
Diet

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3
Q

when do you intervene with cervical lesions?

A

cavitated but firm- leave- can be recontoured to become self cleansing

only intervene if pulp interference risk, poor aesthetics, stagnation site

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4
Q

how do you treat cervical caries?

A

LA
rubber dam
remove caries
bevel enamel
line if necessary
restore with composite

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5
Q

what issues arise with cervical caries?

A
  • moisture control
  • access
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6
Q

what is the aim of root surface caries treatment?

A

to arrest caries

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7
Q

why are root surface caries necessary to treat?

A

no enamel- spread rapidly

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8
Q

if shallow root surface caries, what should be done?

A

recontour- self cleansing

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9
Q

if deep root surface?

A

no LA- sclerotic
rubber dam
remove soft dentine- excavator as easily exposed pulp
restore with GI

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