Periodontal Instruments Flashcards

1
Q

Whats classification of peridontal instruments?

A

Assessment Instruments
(Mouth mirrors, Probes, Explorers)

Therapeutic Instruments
(Scaler, Curettes,)

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2
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What is difference between periodontal probe and Explorer

A

PERIODONTAL PROBES are used to locate, measure and mark pockets as well as determine their course on individual tooth
surfaces.

EXPLORER are used to locate calculus deposits and caries

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3
Q

……………are heavy manual instruments used to remove supragingival calculus

A

Sickle Scalars

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4
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Function of curretes?

A

are fine instruments used for subgingival scaling, root planing and removal of the soft tissue lining the pocket.

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5
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Cleaning and polishing instruments

A

rubber cups, brushes and dental tapes are used to clean and polish tooth surfaces

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6
Q

3 parts of instrument?

A

1.Handle
2.Shank
3.Working End/Blade

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7
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How many grips are there for holding instruments ?

A

3
Pen Grasp
Modified Pen Grasp
Palm Grasp

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8
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Define standard pen grasp

A

the side of middle figure rest on shank

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9
Q

Most effective and stable grasp?

A

Modified pen grasp

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10
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The pad of middle fingure rest on shank producing a tripod which enhance control and tactile sensitivity during treatment in ———grasp?

A

Modified pen grasp

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11
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What are specific and nonspecific uses of Mouth mirror?

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Specific uses:
1.Indirect vision
2.Indirect Illumination
3.Translumination
4.Retraction

Nonspecific Uses:
1.Handles can be used for checking tooth mobility
2.Percussion

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12
Q

Define translumination and how it is done using mouth mirror?

A

Reflection of light through the teeth -
Mirror is held to reflect light from the lingual aspect while
facial surfaces to the teeth are examined to evaluate translucency of teeth.

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13
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Name 6 types of periodontal probes?

A

William’s periodontal probe
UNC-15 probe
University of michigan O probe
Marquis colour coded probe
WHO probe
Nabers probe

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14
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It is used to determine the extent of furcation involvement on a multi-rooted teeth

A

NABERS PROBE

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15
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Nabers probe has——— working end for accessing the furcation area.

A

Curved

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16
Q

In Nabers probe The end is blunt so that it will not harm the soft tissues T/F

A

T

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17
Q

Why sickle scalar cant be used to remove subgingival calculus?

A

Because of the design of this instrument it is difficult to insert a large sickle blade under the gingiva without damaging the surrounding gingival tissues

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18
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Classify sickle scalars on the basis of shank

A

-Straight shanks are designed for use on anterior teeth and
premolars.
- Angled shanks adapt to posterior.teeth.

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19
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Whats currete?

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A curette is the instrument of choice for removing deep subgingival calculus, root planing altered cementum and removing the soft tissue lining the periodontal pocket

20
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Types of curretes?

A

1.Universal curretes
2.Gracey Curretes

21
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the face of the blade of every ——— curette is at 90-degree angle to the lower shank when seen in cross section from the tip

A

universal currete

22
Q

These curettes and their identification are probably the best for subgingival scaling and root planning because
they provide the best adaptation to complex root anatomy

A

Gracey Curretes

23
Q

in ——– curretes Blade is at 70 degrees from the lower shank (offset blade). This angulation allows the blade to be inserted in the precise position

24
Q

Universal currete is Area-Specific
T/F

25
Q

Number of cutting edges in universal and gracey curretes?

A

Gracey: ONE
Universal: TWO

26
Q

Classify gracey curretes based on specific areas they work?

A

Gracey #1–2 and #3–4: anterior teeth
Gracey #5–6: anterior teeth (and premolars)
Gracey #7–8 and #9–10: posterior teeth (facial and lingual)
Gracey #11–12: posterior teeth (mesial)
Gracey #13–14: posterior teeth (distal

27
Q

Classify Mechanised periodontal instruments?

A

1.Sonic
2.Ultrasonic

28
Q

The vibrations in sonic and ultrasonic tips are?

A

The vibrations in ultrasonic tip range from 20000 to 45000 cycle/second
Vibrations in sonic tip range from 2000 to 6500 cycle per seconds

29
Q

The 2 types of ultrasonic units are?

A

1.Magnetostrictive
2.Pizoelectric

30
Q

The pattern of vibrations in cavitron and pizoelectric tips are?

A

In cavitron (magnetostrictive) units the pattern of vibration of the tip is elliptic.

In piezoelectric units the pattern of vibration of the tip is linear, or back and forth.

31
Q

2 Goals of polishing?

A

Removing stains

Smoothening tooth surfaces

32
Q

Polishing instruments?

A

Rubber cup
Bristle Brush
Dental brush
Air powder polishing

33
Q

In what shapes the bristle brush of polishing instrument available?

A

1.Wheel
2.Cup

34
Q

Dental tape polishing instrument is used for?

A

Dental tape with polishing paste is used for polishing proximal surface that are inaccessible to other polishing instruments

35
Q

Enlist Surgical instruments in periodontology

A

Surgical curettes and sickles
Periosteal elevators
Surgical chisels
Scissors
Needle holders
Gingivectomy knives
Inderdental Knives
Merrifeld Knife
Surgical blades
Scalpel(blade holder)

36
Q

Surgical blades types

37
Q

+ of pizoelectric over cavitron

A

cost is 1000, cavitron around 10,000

can be autoclaved unlike cavitron

generate less heat as compared to cavitron

38
Q

Blades — and —– are mainly used for incision

39
Q

Role of periosteal elevator in periodontal surgery

A

These are needed to reflect and move the flap after the incision has been made for flap surgery.

40
Q

In dentistry #—– scalpel handle is mainly used

41
Q

——- Blade: Small, precise cuts (common in dentistry and minor surgeries).

42
Q

2 Functions Of tissue forcep?

A

used to HOLD the flap during suturing

Used to displace and position the flap during surrgery

43
Q

Surgical Chisels🦴

A

Chisels are used during periodontal surgery for removing and reshaping bone

44
Q

Functions of Surgical scissors

A
  1. Removing tags of tissue during gingivectomy ✂️
  2. Trimming the margins of flaps ✂️
  3. Enlarging incisions in periodontal abscesses ✂️
  4. Removing muscle attachments in mucogingival surgery ✂️
45
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Needle holder

A

Used to suture the flap at the desired position after surgical procedure has been complete.