DAA 101 Flashcards
How many teeth are in the fully developed adult mouth?
32
Is fluoride a mineral?
Yes
Is bone stronger than enamel ?
No
Is a first impression a lasting impression ?
Yes
When does a child get their first adult molars? And what is it called?
A: at 6
B: 6 year molars
Is it important for dental staff to have CPR?
Yes
What is PBC (Pacific Blue Cross)
The most common dental insurance company in BC
What does DDS stand for ?
Doctor of Dental Surgery
How many extra years do you need to specialize?
2
Does a chair side hold a license?
No
What is “Moral obligations and principles ensuing the quality of practice” ?
Code of ethics
The law and codes governing legal obligations and limitations of the practice of dentistry is called what ?
Jurisprudence
Does a dental receptionist need to maintain their license?
No
Who licenses dental personal in B.C?
BCCOHP
When a DH/CDA comes from a different province should they show their license and take another exam?
Yes
what is the tip of the root called?
The apex
What does vital meant?
Alive
What is the second layer of the tooth called?
Dentin
What are the gums called?
Gingiva
What is the vital centre of the tooth called?
Pulp
What is the top layer of the tooth called?
Enamel
How much does the tooth go under the gingiva?
2/3 rds
What is the occlusal?
The chewing surface of the molars
What is the alveolar process?
The bone that supports the tooth
What are the anteriors?
Centrals, Laterals, Cuspids ( the front 4 teeth)
What is the tooth surface closest to the midline called?
Mesial
How long does is take for fast alginate to fully set?
1-2 mins
What X ray shows the patients profile?
Cephalometric
Is a dental chart a viable document in court?
Yes
Why is it important to document X rays ?
Legal records, Proof of treatment, Billing records
Why do we use a lead shield ?
To protect the patient vital organs and glands from radiation
What is the connective tissue that surrounds the root and connects the alveolar bone?
Periodontal ligamen
What does “ chamber, horns and canal “ refer to ?
Pulp
The part of the tooth that forms the protective layer over the root part of the dentin ?
Cementum
What is the clinical term for “dead” ?
Necrotic
What part of the tooth can sense pain ?
Dentin
What’s the bitting surface of the bicuspid ?
Occlusal
What surface of the tooth is furthest from the midline ?
Distal
Does mand or maxil molars generally have 3 roots ?
Maxillary
What 3 things must you need on a medical health form to make it legal ?
Name, Date, Signature of patient and reviewers initials
What does a patient signing a doc/chart do ?
Makes it legal
What is the biggest part of the tooth ?
Dentin
What is the joint that allows the mand to move ?
Temporomandibular
What is in the pulp ?
Blood vessels, Tissue, Extensive nerve supply
What is Bacteremia ?
When excessive bacteria gets into the blood stream
Once paid for, is a X ray a patients property ?
No
Can a dentist turn away a patient cause they have AIDS ?
No
How many primary tooth do we lose ?
20
What is mixed dentition ?
Primary and permanent teeth existing in the mouth at the same time
What is it when the mand and maxil contact together ?
Occlusion
How many frenums are in the mouth and where ?
7 ( under tongue, lower lip, upper lip, one on each quadrant of the mouth)
What is ABC vital signs ?
Air way, Breathing, Circulation
What does BCCOHP stand for ?
British Columbia College of Oral Health Professionals
What is periodontal disease ?
Gum disease
When does a child get their second permanent molar ?
12
What are the 4 vital signs ?
Body temp, Pulse rate, Respiratory rate, Blood pressure
What is the other word for tooth paste ?
Dentifrice
What is deciduous teeth ?
Primary teeth
Is it better to 1. eat one big thing at once or 2. eat 3 small bits at different times? and why ?
- because eating a bunch of different times will create more acid on your teeth
What is bone porous around the teeth ?
Aveolar process
Can teeth infections spread to the head ?
Yes
Why do we put a lead shield over the patients ?
To protect their organs and glans (also never take a pregnant lady’s x ray unless she’s in lots of pain)
Is a X ray a legal record ?
Yes
What is the medical abbreviation for prescription ?
Rx
Who works with the tissue inside the teeth ?
Endodontist
What is the average depth of healthy sulcus ?
1-2 mm
What does the pits and fishers of the posteriors refer to ?
Occlusal
What are some reasons for a panoramic X ray ?
Wisdom teeth, Find cysts, See when permeates are coming
What is Oseointegration ?
When jawbone/gums fuses to a implant
What are some qualities of a toothbrush ?
Soft nylon bristles, Strong handle, Age appropriate head size
What are 4 influences that higher the rate of decay ?
Plaque control, Saliva, Frequency of sugars, Stickiness
What side of the tooth is closest to the tongue ?
Lingual
What does systolic and diastolic refer to ?
Blood pressure
What does “qid” mean ?
4 times a day
What does “q6h” mean ?
Every 6 hours
What is the temporalmandibular ?
Joint of the jaw
What are the main 3 infection control measures ?
Gloves, Mask, Glasses
After 72hrs what does plaque become ?
Tartar/calculs
What is the alveolar process lined with ?
Lamina dura
What is the dental word for chewing food ?
Mastication
What is bifercatia ?
The space between the roots
Where does plaque form the fastest ?
Where the saliva ducts are
What does red/green/blue mean on a chart ?
Red/ planned treatment
Blue/ complete by us
Green/ complete by other office
What is supra plaque ?
Plaque above the gums
What is sub plaque ?
Plaque below the gums
What does halitosis mean ?
Bad breath
Why do we use sealants ?
To protect to teeth from decay by adding a barrier
