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Simple exodontia (forceps, positioning) Flashcards

1
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forceps for upper anteriors

A

straights, straight roots

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2
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forcep for upper premolars

A

premolar

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3
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forcep for upper posteriors

A

roots

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4
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forcep for upper molars

A

R/L molars (beak to cheek)

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5
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forcep for upper 3rd molars

A

bayonet

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6
Q

forcep for upper 1st/2nd molars

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eagle beak

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7
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forcep for lower RR and anteriors

A

roots

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8
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forcep for lower canines and premolars

A

premolars

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9
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forcep for lower molars

A

molars

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10
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forcep for 1st/2nd molars

A

cowhorns

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11
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URQ positioning

A

patient at 45° and shoulder height
stand in front on the right

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12
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ULQ positioning

A

patient at 45° and shoulder height
stand in front on the right

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13
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LRQ positioning

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patient reclined slightly and elbow height
stand behind on the right

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14
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LLQ positioning

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patient reclined slightly and elbow height
stand in front on the right

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15
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U central incisor root pattern and movement

A

conical
rotation

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16
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U lateral incisor root pattern and movement

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oval cross section
buccal and gentle rotation

17
Q

U canine root pattern and movement

A

triangular/conical
rotation

18
Q

U 1st premolar root pattern and movement

A

2 thin roots (B + P)
initial push/pull, gentle buccal movement

19
Q

U 2nd premolar root pattern and movement

A

oval cross section, usually 1 root
buccal

20
Q

U 1st/2nd molar root pattern and movement

A

2 buccal, 1 palatal
twisting and buccal movement

21
Q

U 3rd molar root pattern and movement

A

varies
twisting and buccal movement

22
Q

L incisors root pattern and movement

A

thin oval cross section
buccolingual

23
Q

L canine root pattern and movement

A

triangular/conical
rotation

24
Q

L 1st/2nd premolars root pattern and movement

A

round cross section
rotation

25
Q

L 1st/2nd molars root pattern and movement

A

2 roots ( M + D)
figure of 8, deliver tooth buccally

26
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L 3rd molars root pattern and movement

A

varies
lingual 7 figure of 8

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