Lab Quiz (Instruments) Flashcards

1
Q

How many cutting edges does a scaler have?

A

2 per working end

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2
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How many cutting edges does a Universal Curet have?

A

2 per working end

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3
Q

How many cutting edges does a gracey curet have?

A

1 per working end

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4
Q

How do you probe?

A

Hold side probe tip flat against the tooth surface, probe parallel to long axis of tooth for vertical insertion. Slide probe vertically down to base of pocket, maintain contact to side of tooth using a walking stroke, and count mm that show the probe on gingival margin and subtract from total number.

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5
Q

How can you detect calculus other than with an explorer?

A

Disclosing Solution and Compressed Air

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6
Q

What are the parts of an instrument?

A

Handle, Shank, and Working end

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7
Q

What’s the appropriate instrument grasp?

A

Modified Pen Grasp

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8
Q

What is a disclosing solution?

A

Preparation in a liquid, tablet, or lozenge that contains a dye or other coloring agents and is used to identify dental biofilm deposits from intstruction, evaluation, and research.

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9
Q

Name a Furcation Probe?

A

Nabor’s Probe

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10
Q

Why do we perform IO/EO exams?

A

To look for anything abnormal (abnormalities)

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11
Q

What’s the difference in Supragingival and Subgingival Scaling?

A

Supragingival Scaling: Coronal to Gingival Margin

Subgingival Scaling: Apical to Gingival Margin

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12
Q

When do we refer for biopsy?

A

Unusual lesion that does not heal in two weeks.

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13
Q

What’s the purpose of polishing?

A

To remove extrinsic stains

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14
Q

Name the two explorers??

A
  • XP23/QOW7 (Shepherd’s hook) examines pits/fissures. supragingival smooth surfaces and examines surfaces and margins of restorations and sealants.
  • EXD11/12 (A7/Pigtail) used in proximal surfaces for calculus, caries or margins of restorations.
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15
Q

What is the cross-section of a scaler?

A

A triangular cross-section

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16
Q

What is the cross-section of a scaler?

A

A semi-circular cross-section

17
Q

Name the Scalers?

A
SCNEVI1
SCNEVI3
SMO/008
SH6/7
S204S
18
Q

Names the Curets?

A
SAS 1/2
SG 7/8
SG 11/12
SG 13/14
SBH 5/6
SL 1/2
SL 3/4
19
Q

Where is most calculus missed?

A

In the distal line angle

20
Q

Name the Universal Instruments?

A

SBH5/6
SL1/2
SL3/4

21
Q

Where is the Sickle Scaler SCNEVI1 used at?

A

Anterior/Lingual Supragingival

22
Q

Where is the Sickle Scaler SCNEVI3 used at?

A

Posterior Supragingival

23
Q

Where is the Sickle Scaler SMO/008 used at?

A

Anterior/Lingual (crowded teeth) Supragingival

24
Q

Where is the Sickle Scaler S204S used at?

A

Posterior Supragingival

25
Q

Where is the Gracie Curet SAS1/2 used at?

A

Anterior Subgingival

26
Q

Where is the Gracie Curet SG7/8 used at?

A

Anterior, can go to Premolars. Subgingival

27
Q

Where is the Gracie Curet SG11/12 used at?

A

Posterior. (Mesial Surface) Subgingival

28
Q

Where is the Gracie Curet SG13/14 used at?

A

Posterior (Distal Surfaces) Subgingival