Instruments

Question 1

53

Answer 1

R (2&3) & L (14 & 15)

Maxillary deep root molars

Question 2

88

Answer 2

Maxillary Cervical extraction

- can’t get tooth out with elevation

Question 3

1A

Answer 3

Maxillary Anterior single rooted teeth (sometimes bicuspids)

Question 4

151

Answer 4

Mandibular Universal

Question 5

17

Answer 5

Universal Mandibular, best on posterior

Question 6

23

Answer 6

Mandibular Universal- Cow horn

Question 7

150

Answer 7

Maxillary Universal extraction forceps

“Cryer”

Question 8

Straight Dental Elevator

Answer 8

Used to luxate teeth

• turn towards the tooth
• don’t “scoop’
• determines the level of mobility and whether or not you need surgical removal

Question 9

Triangular Elevators

Answer 9

Used to remove broken roots left behind

-cryer

Question 10

Pick type elevators

Answer 10

Remove roots

Question 11

Cogswell

Answer 11

Heavy pick like elevator

Question 12

Root tip pick

Answer 12

Delicate/thin pick type elevator

Question 13

Yankauer

Answer 13

Suction used for pt under anesthesia

Question 14

Dean

Answer 14

Scissors used to cut sutures

Question 15

T/F Hemostats can be used to hold suture needle

Answer 15

FALSE- too flimsy

Question 16

T/F Hemostats can be used to pick up teeth

Answer 16

FALSE

Question 17

Dental Curette

Answer 17

Used after extraction to scrape out remaining soft tissue

Question 18

3 instruments used for cutting bone

Answer 18

1. Hand piece (#8 round and 703 fissure bur)
2. Bone file
3. Rangeur- full mouth extraction

Question 19

What do you grab teeth with?

Answer 19

Tissue forceps

Question 20

T/F You do not use Hemostats for handling delicate tissue

Answer 20

TRUE

Question 21

Retractors

Answer 21

1. Minnesota
2. Mirror
3. Austin
4. Weider (sweetheart)

Question 22

Periosteal Elevator

Answer 22

Used to separate the mucoperiosteum

• concave side toward bone
• used before every extraction
• great way to test for numbness