Root canal treatment Flashcards
what instrument is correctly used to extirpate the pulp contents during endodontic treatment?
barbed broach
what procedure is the infected pulp tissue only removed from the crown of the tooth?
pulpotomy
in a pulpotomy what is used to cover over the remaining pulp tissue?
calcium hydroxide
what procedure would be completed when a small unexpected pulp exposure happens?
pulp capping
what is the purpose of pulp capping?
to prevent infection
what is a pulpectomy also known as?
conventional root filling
by heat transmission through unlined restorations or inadequate cooling of the air turbine during restorative treatment
thermal injury
from restorative materials
chemical irritation
following trauma possibly causing pulp exposure
tooth fracture
without causing tooth fracture
severe impact injury
very deep fillings over time
irritation
during resorative treatment especially during fillings of deep cavities
accidental pulp exposure
used to condense the root filling points laterally into each root canal, so that no space remains for microorganisms to return
not required if root filling material used is inserted while hot and flowable
lateral condenser or finger spreader
used with the slow dental hand piece to spin sealant material into the root canal
spiral paste filler
used with a file in place, to work out the full length of each root canal by comparing a PA view of the tooth to establish the working length
metal ruler