L15 : Emerging technologies in dentistry Flashcards

1
Q

what does bioactive mean?

A

a response from living tissue . especially in inducing the formation of superficial hydroxyapatite

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2
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what does bio-inductive mean ?

A

capable of inducing a response in biological system

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3
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dental biomaterials must be ___

A

sufficiently bioactive to stimulate in vivo repair of tissues

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4
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nanotechnology uses nanosized particles which have ____

A

very high ratios of surface area to volume

  • Nanoparticles are different in their bioactivity, solubility, and
    antimicrobial effects compared with larger particles of the same
    composition
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5
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what is the main focus of nanotechnology in dentistry ?

A

development of nanoparticle fillers that improve dental composite esthetics

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6
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which dental device produces a high resolution , low distortion 3D digital x-ray image of hard tissue ?

A

cone-beam computed tomography

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7
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which device used infrared laser optics to generate high resolution cross-sectional images of microstructures in biological system ?

A

optical coherence tomography

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8
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which device detects and quantifies de and re-mineralization of dental tissues and bacterial activity in carries ?

A

laser-induced fluorescence

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9
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which device is used to enhance early detection and monitoring of peri-implant inflammation ?

A

infrared spectroscopy

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