Restorative dentistry Flashcards
intermediate expectancy of a restoration?
3-5 years
Primary teeth have a longer or shorter clinical crown?
shorter
buccal and lingual surfaces ___ towards the occlusal?
converge
describe contact areas for primary teeth?
broad and flat
enamel rods in the gingival 1/3 extend ___ from the DEJ
they extend OCCLUSALLY
SO this means no need to BEVEL the proximal box
do you need to bevel the proximal box, if not, why not?
because the enamel rods extend occlusaly
roots of primary are (longer/shorter0 and more slender?
LONGER and more slender and they FLARE more towards the apex
in enamel, what layer is more pronounced?
APRISMATIC layer is more pronounced.
so different etching times and difference in adhesion of bonded materials perhaps?
describe pulp horns in relation to the crown?
larger pulp horns in relation to the crowns
*Mesial pulp horn is closer tot he surface than the distal
are max or man pulp chambers smaller?
MAX are smaller than mandible! think of sensitive top teeth
Site of carious lesions in second molar max?
OL – -cuz it’s like the first permanent molar
first molar max site of caries?
O
where do you find carious lesions on the max and man central and laterals? canine?
canine on the buccal
lateral and centrals are on the mesial. WHY!?
what is the distance for the max central and man central- pulp to the outer enamel crease?
1.7-1.9 not very far awaY!
This material has decreased moisture senstivity?
GI