Final Study Guide Flashcards
The practice of pediatric dentistry for the child patient includes measures that are:
Preventative
Restorative
Corrective
Nutritional
To provide a favorable environment for the apprehensive child patient, the child’s appointment should be:
After nap time or early in the morning
Objective fears are hindrance when treating a child patient because they are:
real
Preformed stainless steel crowns are indicated for teeth that are
Badly decayed
Fractured
Malformed
In a vital pulpotomy, _______ is/are applied over the calcium hydroxide
Zinc-oxide eugenol cement
Which instruments are used to remove pupal debris from canals?
Broachers
Which instrument would be used to enlarge, shape, and smooth the pulp canal?
Files
Non-specific chemicals such as formocresol and or sodium hypochlorite are used for ____ and are applied into the tooth with ____
Irrigating the canal- syringes
Which of the following refers to necrotic pulp?
Non-vital
A pulpotomy involves:
Removal of the pulp chamber only
The tooth that is discolored (darkened) following endo. Treatment may be:
Bleached
An opening on the mucosa that provides drainage from a site of injection is called:
Fistula
Intracanal instruments and materials can be sterilized during the endodontic procedure by:
(The answer should be glass bead sterilizer)
Placing in a hot bead/salt sterilization prior to use
Radiographs are an essential part of endodontic treatment because
Teeth may be maloccluded
Tooth involved may be vital
Accurate measurement of the canal must be made
Which of the following are separators used to separate teeth prior to orthodontic banding:
Elastics
Steel spring wire
Brass wire
Which of the following classification of malocclusion describes the protruding mandible?
Mesioocclusion
Which of the following orthodontic tasks may be delegated to a dental hygienist?
Alginate impression for study casts
Placing head gear
Removing excess cement supra and subgingivally
Placing and removing arch wires and ligature wires
_____ is when bone cells disappear b/c it tension (pressure) is applied to a tooth/teeth… think cellulary
Osteoclastic process
The metabolic process that causes osteoblasts to be generated within a space around a tooth is known as:
deposition
Pedodontics is the speciality devoted to which of the following?
Preventative treatment of individuals from birth through stages of mixed and perm dentition
The principle ingredient of reversible hydrocolloid is:
agar
When converting from sol to a gel, a reversible hydrocolloid undergoes what type of reaction?
chemical
If left in water, an alginate impression may swell and will undergo what process?
imbibition
What do you do first if you suspect a patient has swallowed a toxic amount of fluoride?
Have them consume calcium binding agent, water, or milk
When a restorative or endodontic procedure is performed, the rubber dam is used to:
Isolate the tooth
Prevent chemicals from entering the oral cavity
A ___ is an artificial wall used to replace and restore normal contour of a prepared tooth while the restorative material is being placed.
matrix band
The matrix band extends approx. ___ to __ beyond the gingival margin of a prep.
1mm to 1.5mm
The final step in an amalgam procedure is:
Carving anatomic detail
A wedge is sometimes used to:
Stabilize the band
The smaller circumference of a matrix band goes toward:
Gingiva
T/F: The tofflemire retainer and matrix bands are removed from a tooth as one unit
False
T/F: A tofflemire retainer and band are always necessary in the restoration of a class I cavity
False
If your patient has a history of asthma, you will:
Keep their inhaler out during treatment
____ is added to small quantities to local anesthetic solutions to increase the duration of the anesthetic effect.
Epinephrine - VASOCONSTRICTOR
Nitrous oxide and oxygen can be used during procedures to induce:
General anesthesia
Conscious sedation
Local anesthesia
Epinephrine is an
vasoconstrictor
The nitrous oxide canister is ____ and the oxygen is ____ color :
Blue-green
____ anesthetics are used for their ability to only penetrate the oral mucosa and depend upon diffusion to be effective:
Topical