Nonsurgical

Question 1

scaling removes what

Answer 1

plaque, calculus, stain

Question 2

root planing removes what

Answer 2

plaque, calculus, cementum

Question 3

scalers are used sub/supragingival?

Answer 3

SUPRA

Question 4

blade angulation for scalers and curettes?

Answer 4

70

Question 5

Why remove surface cementum in SRP?

Answer 5

impregnated with calculus, toxins, microorganisms

Question 6

Who indicated for root planing?

Answer 6

pts with periodontitis
subgingival plaque/calculus
ONLY done on teeth with attachment loss from periodontitis

Question 7

Root planing schedule?

Answer 7

WEekly per quadrant

Question 8

Do ultrasonics root plane?

Answer 8

no

Question 9

Universal curette face to terminal shank degrees? lateral surface to face?

Answer 9

90, 70

Question 10

Y/G 7/8 can be used where?

Answer 10

everywhere

Question 11

Gracey curettes used where (3)?

Answer 11

Gracey 1/2, 7/8 (mesial and distal anterior teeth)
Gracey 11/12 (mesial posterior teeth)
Gracey 13/14 (distal posterior teeth)

Question 12

Two cutting edges of site specific gracey?

Answer 12

lateral and toe

Question 13

How to determine cutting edge of gracey?

Answer 13

Hold with toe towrads you
Shank vertically
Cutting edge towards floor

Question 14

Gracey vs Universal curettes?

Answer 14

Universal = 90 between shank and face
Gracey = 110 between shank and face

Question 15

How to use gracey?

Answer 15

terminal shank parallel to surface

Question 16

Pockets over what have greater chance of incomplete debridement?

Answer 16

> 5mm

Question 17

Sharpen blade after…

Answer 17

each use

Question 18

Junctional epithelium re-established at?

Answer 18

1-2 weeks

Question 19

Repair of connective tissue at? Ideal time to re-evaluate at?

Answer 19

8 weeks