Complex Amalgam Flashcards

1
Q

Retention form decreases if cavity walls are

A

shortened or removed

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2
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How is primary retention derived?

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From opposing walls

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3
Q

What is a foundation restoration?

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COmplex restoration prepared in such a manner that the restorative material will serve in lieu of tooth structure in subsequent procedures for developing the final restoration (crown prep)

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4
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Foundation restoration must be independently retentive of

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tooth structure that may be removed during subsequent preperation

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5
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Crown prep requires uniform removal of

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1.0-1.5 of tooth structure

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6
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Describe a temporary/caries control restoration

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Used to restore a tooth temporarily for caries control (partial decay excavation and placement of temporary/sedative restoration)

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7
Q

Temporary restoration can be dependent on

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remaining tooth structure (unsupported) for support

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8
Q

Capping weakened cusps increases their

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resistance form

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9
Q

Cusp capping is necessary for adequate ___________ form when decay severely undermines enamel

A

resistance

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10
Q

What are the rules for capping a cusp?

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  • Required when facial (lingual) extension is 2/3 from primary groove toward cusp tip
  • Evaluate clinical factors fo esthetics and occlusion (interferences), parafunctional habits (bruxism), opposing dentition (removable or fixed appliances) and arch location
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11
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Required reduction for supporting cusps

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2mm

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12
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Required reduction for non-supporting cusp

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1.5mm

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13
Q

What do you do if you suspect an incomplete cusp fracture?

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Identify offending cusp using tooth slooth. If clinical symptoms are alleviated with capping, then full coverage crown may be indicated. Rule out possible pulp involvement

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14
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What cusps are frequently affected for incomplete cusp fractures?

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Non-supporting- Max Buccal and Mand Lingual

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15
Q

Are undercuts needed for a direct restoration?

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Yes

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16
Q

Are undercuts needed for an indirect restoration?

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No-not allowed

17
Q

Describe clinical order of operations (Max 1st molar example)

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  • Prepare ideal Class I outline
  • Extend outline to sound structure depending on extent of decay
  • Drop required proximal box
  • Cross oblique ridge if necessary
  • Decide on cusp capping
18
Q

What is minimum shoulder dimension for molars?

19
Q

What is the minimum shoulder width for premolars?

20
Q

What are possible secondary retention features if primary is compormised?

A
  • Slots
  • Grooves
  • Boxes
21
Q

What plane is slot located in?

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Transverse or horizontal

22
Q

Where are slots located?

A

in dentin, 1mm from external surface, 0.5mm from DEJ

23
Q

What bur do you use to prepare slots?

A

331/2 inverted cone

24
Q

What plane are grooves/locks in?

A

Longitudinal plane

25
What bur do you use to prepare a groove or lock?
169L of 1/4-1/2 round bur
26
Lock is how far from DEJ?
0.2mm
27
Capping cusps reduces wall height which may produce
inadequate retention
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If slots and grooves are inadequate, what may be used next?
Boxes
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What contributes to resistance form?
- Istmus width - Pulpal depth - Unsupported enamel - Gingival wall - Axiopulpal line angle
30
What contributes to retention form?
Converging walls
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Working interferences are between what cusps?
One supporting and one non-supporting cusp
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Non working interferences occur between what?
2 supporting cusps, 2 inner inclines
33
Protrusive interference occurs between what?
Max distal-facing incline and Many mesial-facing incline
34
Finishing burs remove escess amalgam and produce a
Uniform matte finish
35
Polishing points remove
small scratches producing a shine.
36
Rotate finishing burs
forward then reverse