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intro Flashcards

1
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what does the dentine-pulp complex describe?

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close inter-relationship between dentine & pulp

factors affecting denting ultimately affect pulp

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how many roots (and canals) do the upper incisors have?

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how mant roots/canals do upper canines have?

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how many roots/canals do upper 4’s have?

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how many roots/canals do upper 5’s have?

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how many roots/canals do upper 6’s have?

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how many roots/canals do upper 7’s have?

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how many roots do upper 8’s have?

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how many roots/canals do lower incisors have?

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how many roots/canals do lower canines have

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how many roots/canals do lower 4’s have?

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how many roots/canals do lower 5’s have?

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how many roots/canals do lower 6’s have?

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how many roots/canals do lower 7’s have?

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how many roots do lower 8’s have?

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16
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what conditions/pathologies are involved in endo disease?

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trauma
tooth surface loss
caries
fractured teeth
pulpal pathology
periapical pathology
root resorption
17
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what is a lateral canal?

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a branch of the root canal

18
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how does caries progress to pulpal necrosis?

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breakdown of enamel surface
progression to dentine
bacterial invasion into pulp
reversible changes
necrosis of pulp tissue
19
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what are the features of apical periodontitis?

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chronic poly-microbial infection
stimulation of host response
ct destcruction

20
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what are the clinical objective of RCT?

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removing canal contents

eliminating infection

21
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what is chemomechanical disinfection?

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mechanical and chemical remove bacterial burden

22
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what is obturation?

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filling of space to render inert

prevent bacteria coming in and multiplication of existing

23
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what is an endo-restorative interface?

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to provide an environment that allows healing of periradicular tissues so that the tooth is retained as a functional unit

BDS2B endodontics (4 decks)

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