Lec 7 - Class V RBC

Question 1

loss of dental hard tissues by chemical action not involving bacteria

Answer 1

erosion

Question 2

loss of tooth substance by tooth to tooth contact

Answer 2

attrition

Question 3

loss of tooth substance from factors other than tooth contact

Answer 3

abrasion

Question 4

loss of tooth substance from occlusal stresses

Answer 4

abfraction

Question 5

non carious cervical lesion often has this playing a role

Answer 5

xerostomia

Question 6

non carious cervical lesion from this often forms a v shape from brushing or toothpics etc

Answer 6

abrasion

Question 7

non carious cervical lesion from teeth flexing and creates v shape notches

Answer 7

abfraction

Question 8

we cannot differentiate blank based on lesion shape itself

Answer 8

etiologies

Question 9

abfraction begins by loosening of the blank

Answer 9

cervical rods

Question 10

during occlusal loading, stress concentrates at the blank point of the lesion so it will grow faster and faster

Answer 10

deepest point

Question 11

minimal lesions with no sensitivity treatment

Answer 11

eliminate etiologic factors only

Question 12

by placing a bonded restoration, the lesion will progress blank

Answer 12

slower rate