Resto Flashcards

1
Q

Affected dentin (2)

A

Subtransparent dentin

Transparent dentin

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2
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Infected dentin (2)

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Turbid

Infected dentin

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3
Q

Affected dentin characteristics (3)

A

Dry leathery texture

Capable to remineralize

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4
Q

Infected dentin characteristics

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Soft mushy or cheesy texture

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5
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Zone of carious enamel

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Translucent zone
Dark
body
Surface

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6
Q

Zone of bacterial invasion

Presence of bacteria in tubules

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Turbid dentin

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7
Q

Demineralized softened dentin but no bacteria in tubules

A

Transparent dentin

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8
Q

Outermost carious zone with numerous mo

A

Infected dentin

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9
Q

Enamel aka substantia ____
Inorganic:___
Organic:_____

A

Adamantina
96-98%
2-4%

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10
Q

Dentin aka substantia ____
Inorganic
Organic

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Ebornea
70 inorg
30 organic

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11
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Cementum aka substantia ____
Inorganic:___
Organic:____

A

Ossea

50%50%

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12
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Grass like or bush like or ribbon like hypomineralize enamel arising from DEJ

A

Enamel tufts

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13
Q

Hypomineralize enamel arising from DEJ or outer surf longer than tufts

Hair like strands

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Enamel lamellae

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14
Q

Extensions of odontoblastic processes of enamel

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Enamel spindle

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15
Q

Similar to bone

A

Cementum

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16
Q

Loc where fastest progression of caries

A

Dej

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17
Q

Dead odontoblast with empty tubules are known as

A

Dead tracts

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18
Q

Bleaching lasts ….

A

6 mos to 1 yr

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19
Q

Process of setting of amalgam

A

Crystallization process

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20
Q

Corrosion by product of amalgam

A

Tin sulfide

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21
Q

High mercury in amalgam result to

A

Excessive expansion of amalgam

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22
Q

Mercury alloy ratio by weight

A

8: 5 old
1: 1 EAMES TECHNIQUE

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23
Q

Amalgam alloy less condensation force needed with faster working time

A

Spherical

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24
Q

Am alloy particle need more condensation and is easier to carve

A

Admixed

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Am alloy need most amount of mercury
Irregular
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Am alloy need least amount of mercury
Spherical
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Am rxn strongest and corrodes least Rxn bet ___ and ____
Gamma phase | Silver, tin
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Second strongest phase of am rxn | With most numerous amalgam
Gamma one phase | Silver, mercury
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Weakest and softest am rxn | Prone to microporosities
Gamma 2 phase | Tin, mercury
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Seen in high copper am
Copper tin phase
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% of copper in low copper amalgam
<6% cu | Or <10% other source
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% of copper in high copper amalgam
>9%-30% | 10%- 30%
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Inc expansion of amalgam is rel to (5)
``` Inc mercury Short trituration time Dec condensation pressure Inc particle size Moisture contamination ```
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Time dimensional change due to constant stress
Creep
35
Contraction or expansion of a material
Dimensional change
36
Formation of oxides
Corrosion
37
A thin layer of corrosion at the top of resto | Loss of luster of amalgam
Tarnish
38
Procedure wherein amalgam is rubbed
Mulling
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Common cause of amalgam chipping during carving
Carving when am hardened
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Continuation of trituration processg
Mulling
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Where there’s ditching of am resto, when it is indic for replacement
>0.5 mm
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Distance from margin of mesial and distal wall to prox surf must not be less than
PM - 1.6 mm | Molar - 2 mm
43
Most difficult tooth to adapt matrix band
Max 1st pm - mesial developmental depression
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Why is matrix band extended occlusally when restoring class 2 cavities
For overfilling
45
Common tooth prone to accidental pulpal exposure
Md 1st pm
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Basic parts of handcutting instruments
Handle Shank Working end
47
Non cuttting instrument
Nib
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Slightly curved chisel has _____ design
Wedelstaedt design
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Straight chisel is similar to ____
Carpenter’s chisel
50
Chisel fam
CHAD CHISEL HOE ANGLE FORMER DISCOID AND CLEIOD
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Hatchet fam
HEG hatchets Excavators GMT
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Composition of composites (3)
Filler part Matrix Coupling agent
53
Most common matrix in composite
Bis gma - bisphenol A-glycidyl methacrylate
54
For polishing composite For amalgam For gold
Aluminum oxide Tin oxide Iron oxide
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Setting of composites
Polymerization process
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Most common filler in composites
Colloidal silica
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Bis gma invented by
Bowen 1962
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Component of composites used to produce radiopacity (5)
``` Barium Zinc Boron Zirconium Yttrium ```
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Bis gma radiolucent or opaque
Radiolucent
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Disadv of polymerization
Shrinkage
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Inhibits polymerization (2)
Eugenol | Cavity varnish
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Ratio of bonded surface to the unbounded surfaces
Configuration factor
63
Etch is discovered by
Buonocore 1955
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Which is better high or low c factor
Low c factor better If high, shrinkage!!
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Longest c factor
Class 1
66
Class of cavity with least C FACTOR
Class 4
67
Enamel and dentin is etched true or false
True
68
Etching (4)
Phosphoric acid Edta Maleic acid Citric acid
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Retention for composite chemical or mechanical
Micromechanical