Perio

Question 1

What is the shape of a cavitron fsi 10 and it’s uses?

Answer 1

Straight shank

Universally in any accessible teeth

Question 2

What is the shape of a cavitron fsi 100 and it’s uses?

Answer 2

Double bend

Good for posterior teeth

Question 3

What is the shape of a cavitron fsi 1000 and it’s uses?

Answer 3

Triple bend and square cross section which increases power

Used for line angles and interproximally

Heavy deposits too

Question 4

What is the shape of a cavitron fsi beaver tail and it’s uses?

Answer 4

Shape of a beaver tail

Rounded end for good adaptation especially for large deposits

Good for lower anteriors

Question 5

What is the shape of a cavitron fsi slimline 10 and its uses?

Answer 5

Straight shank

Lateral or upper aspect used in pockets with overlapping strokes

Question 6

What is the shape of a cavitron fsi slimline 1000 and its uses?

Answer 6

Triple bend shank

Good for adaptation in line angles, root concavities and interproximally

Question 7

What is the shape of a cavitron fsi right curve and left curve and their uses. Where can they be used?

Answer 7

Curved shape, only in pockets greater than 4mm

Right can be used in lower right buccal and lower left lingual, upper right lingual and upper left buccal

Left can be used lower left buccal and lower right lingual, upper left lingual and upper right buccal

Question 8

What areas are done at 7 o’clock seating position?

Answer 8

lower anteriors (buccal and lingual)

Question 9

What areas are done at 9 o’clock

Answer 9

Lower right premolars and molars buccal

Upper right premolars and molars buccal

Lower left premolars and molars lingual

Question 10

What areas are done at 11 o’clock

Answer 10

Lower right premolars and molars lingual

Lower left premolars and molars buccal

Upper anteriors buccal and lingual

Upper right premolars and molars lingual

Upper left premolars and molars buccal and palatal