consequences of treatment Flashcards

1
Q

when is repair/ refurbishment of a restoration acceptable?

A

patient complaining about aesthetics
no pain
no caries evident

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2
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how can a restoration be repaired?

A

refinished
recontour margins
remove defective part and replace

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3
Q

what factors can affect the longevity of a restoration?

A

caries risk
size of cavity
skill of operator

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4
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what can be reasons for failure of restoration?

A
secondary caries
tooth wear
pulpal problems
fracture
corrosion
defective margins
aesthetics
lack of retention
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5
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what is secondary caries?

A

caries at the margin of a restoration

commonly found at gingival aspect

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6
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what is ditching?

A

phenomenon due to creep or corrosion

can be very plaque retentive

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7
Q

what can a defective contact lead to?

A

food packing
irritating for patient
leaves proximal areas high risk for recurrent caries

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