Curets Flashcards

1
Q

What size calculus does the curet remove?

A

Small and medium size deposits

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2
Q

Which part of the gingiva can curets be used?

A

Supra and subgingival

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3
Q

Where can the universal curet be used?

A

In all areas

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4
Q

What type of cutting edges does the curet have?

A

2 parallel cutting edges, meet at the round toe

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5
Q

How do you achieve correct angulation?

A

Lower shank must be tilted slightly toward the tooth surface to establish correct angulation

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6
Q

What part of the instrument needs to be adapted for CRS?

A

Toe-third of cutting edge

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7
Q

What is the correct angle for CRS?

A

70-80 degree, lower shank must be titled slightly toward tooth surface to achieve correct angulation

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8
Q

What is the lateral pressure for CRS?

A

Moderate to firm pressure against tooth surface, short controlled calculus removal strokes way from junctional epithelium

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9
Q

Where is the face of the working-end on a universal curet?

A

90degree angle to lower shank

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10
Q

How should the universal curet be positioned for the anterior teeth?

A

W/ lower shank across the tooth surface

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11
Q

When using a universal curet on anterior teeth which cutting edges are used?

A

Outer

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12
Q

At what angle do you insert the curet?

A

0-40 degree beneath gingival margin

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13
Q

Up to what depth of pockets can you use curets for?

A

5mm

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14
Q

On Posterior what are inner cutting edges for?

A

Distal surfaces

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15
Q

On posterior what are outer cutting edges for?

A

F, L and mesial surfaces

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16
Q

What are the steps taken for curet movement

A

Asses, cup and work

17
Q

What does channel scaling help?

A

To cover entire tooth surface

18
Q

What are debridement strokes?

A

Multidirectional strokes (vertical and oblique) w/ lighter pressure to leave behind smooth sruface

19
Q

What are the pros for mini curet?

A

Short blade
Great acces on F and L
Easily adapted

20
Q

What are cons for mini curet?

A

Short blade- Interproximal areas can’t be reached for throughout instrumentation
Anterior use only