Eval

Question 1

Parotid gland

Answer 1

25%
drains into the mouth near the upper teeth

Question 2

mandibular gland

Answer 2

70%
into the mouth from under the tongue

Question 3

sublingual gland

Answer 3

5%
into the floor of the mouth.

Question 4

number total glands

Answer 4

600-1,000 glands

Question 5

lingering pain

Answer 5

pain that lasts after your injury heals or lingers longer than 3-6 months. This type of pain isn’t going away on its own

Question 6

provoked pain

Answer 6

Pain that goes away right away

Question 7

spontaneous pain

Answer 7

often stimulus-evoked pain

Question 8

indirect pulp therapy

Answer 8

involves the application of a bacteriostatic/bactericidal liner, such as calcium hydroxide, over the carious dentin to induce remineralization and protect the pulp

Question 9

pupotomy

Answer 9

emoval of the coronal pulp with the intent of maintaining the vitality of the remaining radicular pulp tissue.

Question 10

liner

Answer 10

Bases are applied in thick layers to provide the pulp with thermal protection

Question 11

pulpectomy

Answer 11

• The entire pulp material is removed from both the crown and the roots.

Question 12

direct pulp capping

Answer 12

a material is placed directly over the exposed pulp tissue

Question 13

extraction

Answer 13

• A dental procedure during which your tooth is completely removed from its socket

Question 14

def root canal treatment

Answer 14

consists in cleaning canals, flattening the walls and obturating the empty space to avoid any recurrent infection

Question 15

def bridge

Answer 15

Also called fixed partial denture
prosthetic appliance that is definitively attached to remainingteeth

Question 16

def abutment

Answer 16

A tooth which provides attachment and support for a bridge

Question 17

def retainer

Answer 17

The component that is cemented to the abutments to provide retention for the prosthesis

Question 18

def connecter

Answer 18

The component that joins the pontic to the retainer and may be rigid or not.

Question 19

def saddle

Answer 19

The area of edentulous ridge over which the pontic will lie.:

Question 20

def units

Answer 20

the number of pontics and number of retainers

Question 21

def retention

Answer 21

Prevents removal of the restoration along the path of insertion or long axis for the preparation

Question 22

def suport

Answer 22

The ability for the abutment teeth to bear the occlusal load on the restoration.

Question 23

def resistance

Answer 23

prevents the dislodgement of the restoration by forces directed in an apical or oblique direction and prevents movement of the restoration under occlusal forces

Question 24

def cantiliver bridge

Question 25

sonde parodontale

Answer 25

periodontal probe

Question 26

sonde exploratoire

Answer 26

the explorer

Question 27

le détartreur

Answer 27

scaler

Question 28

détartreur faucille

Answer 28

sickle scaler = A scaler which has a universal use

Question 29

détartreur droit

Answer 29

straight skaler = A scaler for anterior areas

Question 30

détartreur pour contre-angle

Answer 30

contra-angle scaler = A scaler for posterior areas

Question 31

houe

Answer 31

hoe

Question 32

lime

Answer 32

file

Question 33

ciseau

Answer 33

chisel

Question 34

curette

Answer 34

curette

Question 35

insert

Answer 35

instrument tip

Question 36

cupule en caoutchouc

Answer 36

rubber cup

Question 37

pièce à main droite

Answer 37

straight handpiece

Question 38

pièce à lain pour contre angle

Answer 38

contra angla handpiece

Question 39

pierre ponce

Answer 39

pumice

Question 40

• Periodontal pocket marker

Answer 40

similar to tweezer with a sharp point

Question 41

periodontal knives

Answer 41

Used to make incisions for removal of tissues

Question 42

electrosurgery tips

Answer 42

Apparatus using electrical current to incise tissue and coagulate blood at the same time