Fixed Exam 1 - Tx Planning Flashcards

1
Q

What diagnostic data is needed for tx planning?

A

Medical/dental hx
CC
COE
Pano
FMX
Diagnostic casts

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2
Q

The main factor to be considered = amount of dental structure to be prepared in order to achieve desired _________ and function

A

esthetics

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3
Q

Which crown material?

100-150 MPa

A

Feldspathic porcelain

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4
Q

Which crown material?

400 MPa

A

Pressed lithium disilicate (emax)

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5
Q

Which crown material?

360 MPa

A

Milled lithium disilicate (emax)

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6
Q

Which crown material?

250 MPa

A

In-ceram spinell

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7
Q

Which crown material?

600 MPa

A

In-ceram alumina

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8
Q

Which crown material?

700 MPa

A

In-ceram zirconia

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9
Q

Which crown material?

> 1000 MPa

A

Zirconia
Metal framework

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10
Q

What are the 6 things to look at when determining if a crown should be replaced?

A

Margins
Interproximal contacts
Contours
Occlusion
Shade
Phonetics

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11
Q

What do you look at when assessing the margins when determining if a crown should be replaced?

A

Open/closed
Recurrent decay

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12
Q

What do you look at when assessing the interproximal contacts when determining if a crown should be replaced?

A

Food impaction

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13
Q

What do you look at when assessing the contours when determining if a crown should be replaced?

A

Gingival health
Porcelain chipping
Occlusal wear

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14
Q

What do you look at when assessing the occlusion when determining if a crown should be replaced?

A

MIP
Excursive movements
Canine guidance/group function

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15
Q

What do you look at when assessing the shade when determining if a crown should be replaced?

A

Esthetics

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16
Q

What do you look at when assessing phonetics when determining if a crown should be replaced?

A

Speech (F, S, Th, T, L, V)
VDO

17
Q

What crown material?

Bright white crown on X-Ray

A

Zirconia
Metal

18
Q

What crown material?

Bright white crown with translucent cusps

A

PFM

19
Q

What crown material?

Whole thing looks translucent

A

Lithium disilicate (emax)

20
Q

Implants should be _______mm away from neighbor teeth

A

1.5mm

21
Q

Implants should be ________mm between neighbor implants

A

3mm

22
Q

Implants should be __________mm away from important anatomical structures (IAN, sinus, etc)

A

2mm

23
Q

The isthmus width for a ceramic inlay is ______ minimum of intercuspal distance

A

1/3

(2mm)

24
Q

The pulpal floor depth for a ceramic inlay is ______mm minimum

A

2mm

25
Q

What is the divergence for a ceramic inlay?

A

6 degrees

26
Q

What should you use to block out undercuts for a ceramic inlay?

A

GI

27
Q

T/F: There should not be a bevel on any wall for a ceramic inlay

A

True

28
Q

Eugenol bases and liners partially inhibit the _____________ of freshly mixed resin restorations and there is a __________ of the resin surface adjacent to the eugenol liner

A

polymerization; softening

(so make sure to use a non-eugenol cement!!)

29
Q

What material has a rubbery consistency after it is fully cured?

A

Light cure composites

30
Q

Should the glaze be extended to the intaglio of a restoration?

A

NO! Doing this will decrease bonding strength

31
Q

A sign of acute apical inflammation

A

Vertical percussion

32
Q

May also be caused by an occlusal interference or pulpitis (rare)

A

Vertical percussion

33
Q

T/F: A negative test result for vertical percussion means there is no inflammation

A

FALSE, a negative result does not necessarily mean there isn’t any inflammation

34
Q

Related to marginal and/or lateral periodontitis

A

Horizontal percussion

35
Q

May also be caused by a vertical root fracture

A

Vertical and horizontal percussion

36
Q

slide 75

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37
Q
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