Lec 3: Molar Bands Flashcards

1
Q

Passive components that provide space for fixing various attachments onto the teeth.

A

Bands

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2
Q

Molar bands are made of?

A

Soft stainless steel

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3
Q

Bands are fabricated in away that some portion of the cusps should be visible and the band should be cemented into _________ of the crown.

A

Middle third

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4
Q

2 types of bands according to availability?

A

1) Custom-made bands
2) Preformed seamless bands

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5
Q

Where bands are fabricated as a chair side procedure, with the presence of the patient.

A

Direct banding procedure

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6
Q

Where bands are fabricated on the diagnostic cast of the patient in the laboratory.

A

Indirect banding procedure

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7
Q

5 steps in banding molar bands?

A
  1. Separation of teeth
  2. Selection of band material
  3. Pinching of the band
  4. Fixing attachments
  5. Cementation of the band
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8
Q

For attachment of elastics / elastomerics.

A

Lingual buttons

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9
Q

Type of lingual buttons:

For centering on molars.

A

Flat-based

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10
Q

Type of lingual buttons:

For mesial / distal placement of molars.

A

Curved-based

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11
Q

Type of lingual buttons:

For premolars.

A

Extra-curved based

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12
Q

For attaching accessories (transpalatal arches, Quad helix, NITI molar rotators, expanders)

A

Lingual sheaths

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13
Q

Bonded in the center with the ends being open; for engaging elastics/elastomerics.

A

Lingual cleats

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14
Q

Hollow in the center; two sides are welded.; For tying elastic threads / ligature wires.

A

Lingual eyelets

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15
Q

Small balls attached to weldable flat arm; to engage elastic/elastomerics from lingual aspect.

A

Lingual ball end hooks

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16
Q

Helpful in placement of the bands; for seating of the bands.

A

Lingual seating lugs

17
Q

Types of lingual seating lugs:

For anteriors and molars.

A

Flat

18
Q

Types of lingual seating lugs:

For cuspids and bicuspids.

A

Curved