Q1, E1 L3b FMC, 4 Tissue Mgmt, 4b Impress, 4c Cast,Dies Flashcards

1
Q

Crowns are EXPONENTALLY more _____ and _____ than partial crowns.

A

retentive and resistent

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2
Q

What are the 4 materials we discussed for a crown build up?

A

amalgam (Dr. P’s preference)…G.I…..Composite resin…Cast Gold

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3
Q

When viewed with ______ from a distance of ___ inches, all the axial surfaces of a preparation with an ideal taper or angle of convergence of 6 degrees can be seen.

A

one eye…12 in

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4
Q

Cool features that can be used in a FMC prep: Functional Cusp Bevel for

A

structural durability

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5
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Cool features that can be used in a FMC prep: Seating groove for

A

retention and resistance

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6
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Cool features that can be used in a FMC prep: Planar occusal reduction for

A

structural durability

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7
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Cool features that can be used in a FMC prep: axial reduction for

A

retention and resistance

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8
Q

Reading the BURS: Green

A

Coarse

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9
Q

Reading the BURS: Red

A

Fine

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10
Q

Reading the BURS: What does the 6 at the beginning of 6856.016 indicate?

A

coarse

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11
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Reading the BURS: What do the last 3 digits indicate in 6856.31.016?

A

widest diameter = 1.6mm

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12
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What does the “8” in 8856.012 stand for?

A

Ultra Fine

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13
Q

Packing instruments: ________ heads: commonly used with braided cords as the fine serrations on the head of the instrument sinks into the braided cord and keep it from slipping off

A

Serrated circular

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14
Q

Packing instruments: _________ heads can be used to place and compress twisted cord with a sliding motion

A

Smooth, non-serrated circular

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15
Q

A minimum of ____ mm thickness in the sulcus area has to be maintained to make an undistorted impression with polyvinyl siloxane impression material….Requires at least ___ minutes of retraction

A

0.2 mm…4 min

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16
Q

Non-impregnated cord: Mechanically stretches the __________ periodontal fibers

A

circumferential

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17
Q

What are the 4 types of impregnated cord? WHICH cord turns the gingiva orange?

A

1.Epi 2.Al SO4 3.Ferric Sulfate (orange) 4.Al Cl

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18
Q

Which cord causes more damage to the tissue? impregnated or non?

A

non-impregnated causes damage and pain

19
Q

What type of Epi has emerged as the most popular to put in the impregnated cord?

A

8% racemic epinephrine has emerged as the most popular chemical for gingival retraction

20
Q

Which cord is contraindicated with PVS because Inhibits settting???

A

Aluminum Chloride!

21
Q

In the 2 cord technique: The first cord placed is the ______, however, select the ______ cord that will fit below the finish line

A

smallest…largest

22
Q

What is the situation that Displacement Paste is not a good option to retract the gingiva?

A

less effective with very sub gingival margins

23
Q

What are the 3 requirements when doing electrosurgery to show your margin?

A

1.NO nitrous oxide (flammable) 2.NO pacemakers 3.Need MOIST environment

24
Q

What type of mirror do you have to use with electrosurgery?

A

plastic mirror

25
Q

Er:YAG laser is not as good at hemostasis as ____ laser

A

CO2

26
Q

Whats the main downside to rotary curetteage?

A

causes lots of bleeding

27
Q

Malone and Manning found no difference in healing between conventional surgery and ___________.

A

electrosurgery

28
Q

There are circumstances in which it may be desirable to have a longer clinical crown on a tooth than is present: Length for retention, Violation of biological width, Place margin more accessible for cleaning…WHATS IT CALLED?

A

Crown Lengthening

29
Q

When adding impression material around the prep…Syringe wash around prepped tooth while tray is being loaded. Work from _______ TO ______/______ surface. Keep syringe tip within impression material and push material forward

A

margins to occlusal/incisal

30
Q

How long do you leave the PVS impression in the mouth?

A

5 minutes minimum

31
Q

THERE IS ONLY 1 disinfectant that can be used for ALL the impression materials:

A

Chlorine Compounds! (1:10 dilution of commercial bleach)

32
Q

The replica of the prepared teeth, ridge areas, and other parts of the dental arch

A

Definitive/Master/Working Cast

33
Q

PreReq’s for Master Cast: 1. It must reproduce both _______ and unprepared tooth surfaces. 2. The unprepared teeth immediately adjacent to the preparation must be free of _____. 3. All surfaces of any teeth involved in anterior guidance and the occlusal surfaces of all unprepared teeth must allow for precise ________ of the opposing casts. 4. All relevant soft tissues should be reproduced in the definitive cast, including all ________.

A

prepared…. voids….. articulation… edentulous

34
Q

The positive reproduction of the prepared tooth and consists of a suitable hard substance of sufficient accuracy

A

Master Die

35
Q

Master Die PreReq’s: 1.It must reproduce the _______ tooth exactly. 2.All surfaces must be accurately duplicated, and no _______ or ______ can be accepted. 3.The remaining unprepared tooth structure immediately cervical to the finish line should be easily discernible on the die, ideally with ____ to _____ mm visible (enough must be present to help the technician establish the correct cervical contour of the restoration) 4.Adequate access to the _______ is imperative.

A

prepared….bubbles or voids….0.5 to 1 mm… margin

36
Q

Type I Gypsum

A

Impression Plaster

37
Q

Type II Gypsum

A

Model Plaster

38
Q

Type III Gypsum

A

Dental Stone

39
Q

Type IV Gypsum

A

High-strength, low expansion dental stone

40
Q

Type V Gypsum

A

High-Strength, high expansion stone

41
Q

Plaster is weaker than dental stone due to: 1.) _______ of the particles, requiring more water for a plaster mix
2.) irregular shapes of _____ prevent them from fitting together tightly

A

porosity… particles

42
Q

Stone is the α ________ form….Dense, regularly shaped, relatively ________ cuboidal crystal material….require less water, and are approximately ____ times stronger than plaster

A

hemihydrate… nonporous… 2.5

43
Q

2 Stage Pour: First Pour is the _______. Second Pour is the ______.

A

Impression… base