dental caries & PRP Flashcards

1
Q

pits and fissure lesions enamel what shape
(triangle apex towards what)

A

triangle apex toward occlusal
-small site at origin
-base widens towards DEJ

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2
Q

pits and fissure lesion dentin what shape
(triangle apex towards what)

A

triangle apex towards pulp
-wide base at DEJ
-apex of cone towards pulp

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3
Q

progression of pits and fissures resembles two triangles with their bases meeting where

A

along the junction of enamel and dentin

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4
Q

smooth surface lesion enamel triangle shape how for origin and apex

A

wide area of origin
apex towards DEJ

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5
Q

smooth surface lesion dentin shape how

A

wide base at DEJ
apex of cone towards pulp

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6
Q

how are the triangles for enamel and dentin for smooth surface lesions

A

pointing inward, same direction

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7
Q

root surface lesion begins directly on what and typically with what

A

cementum/dentin
recessed gingiva

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8
Q

what shape for root surface lesions

A

pot hole (saucer-shaped)

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9
Q

common causes of recurrent lesions

A

poor oral health care
restoration w poor margins -> permit leakage, entrance of both bacteria and substrate

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10
Q

what bacteria invades enamel and facilitates or propagates

A

mutans S. facilitates

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11
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what bacteria invades dentin and facilitates or propagates

A

lactobacillus propogates

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12
Q

primary vs secodary dentin

A

primary - initial formation of tooth, forms the primary shape of the tooth

secondary dentin - next to pulp, lifelong

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13
Q

physiologically, which dentin follows the complete formation of which dentin

A

secondary follows complete formation of primary

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14
Q

how does sclerotic dentin appear and what is it

A

darker and harder than normal dentin
occurs as result of caries or normal aging process

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15
Q

what is tertiary dentin and how does it compare to primary dentin

A

tertiary no as hard as primary
laid down in response to attrition, caries, or restorative dental procedure

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16
Q

tertiary dentin defensive dentin in what two terms

A

reactionary dentin
reparative dentin

17
Q

what allows mild injury shallow carious lesion to become reactionary dentin

A

primary ondontoblasts

18
Q

what allows deep caries lesion cause death of primary odontoblasts to generate reparative tertiary dentin

A

replacement cells (secondary ondotoblast)

19
Q

what is the superior barrier, reactionary dentin or reparative tertiary dentin

A

reparative tertiary dentin

20
Q

infected vs affected dentin

A

check slide

21
Q

result of severe irritation
infection, death of pulp abscess is what

A

pulpal necrosis

22
Q

detection of caries
pits and fissure
proximal surfaces
facial and lingual surfaces
recurrent lesions

A

pits and fissures - visual tactile
proximal - visual, radiographs
facial and lingual - visual, tactile w explorer
recurrent lesions - visual, tactile, radiographs

23
Q

medical model paradigm includes what 2 things

A

prevention
re-mineralization

24
Q

what can help w remineralization (2)

A

MI paste, fluoride

25
Q

preventative resin restoration is limited, nonconventional prep that combines what

A

sealant therapy w therapeutic restoration of incipient caries w composite resin

26
Q

Type A caries is what and limited to what

A

caries is incipient and limited to enamel

27
Q

Type A no radiographic findings, and not possible for what

A

not possible to remineralize

28
Q

type B caries extends how

A

extends minimally into dentin and is small and confined

29
Q

what bur for type a and b

A

201.3, 330

also 1/4 round burs for type A

30
Q

apply ultra etch for how long

A

20sec

31
Q

apply 2 layers of schotchbond universal for how long

A

20s (10s each)

32
Q

air thin for how long

A

5 sec

33
Q

light cure for how long

A

10 sec

34
Q

apply permaflo in shallow areas how shallow or Filtek supreme and sealants in deep areas how deep

A

permaflo 0.5mm
deep areas 1mm

35
Q

after permalflo or filtek, how long to light cure

A

20s light cure