Simple Extraction Flashcards

1
Q

List reasons why teeth require extraction.

A
Orthodontics
Supernumerary teeth
Impacted or unerupted teeth
Badly positioned teeth
Cosmetic reasons
Carious
Pulpitis
Patients health conditions
Infection
Periodontitis
Fracture of tooth or jaw
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2
Q

Name the instrument used to remove the tooth from its socket?

A

Extracting forceps

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3
Q

Name the instruments used to elevate and loosen the tooth from its socket?

A

Elevators - Warwick James’, Winter’s and Cryer’s

Luxators

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4
Q

Name the instrument that is used to split multi-rooted teeth?

A

Coupland Chisel

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5
Q

What name is given to an opening created between the antrum and the oral cavity after an extraction due to the presence of long rooted upper premolars or molars impinging into the sinus naturally?

A

An Oro-antral fistula

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6
Q

Following an extraction the lining of the socket can become infected, what is the correct term used for this condition?

A

Localised Osteoitis (Dry Socket)

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7
Q

What word describes a tooth that is said to have been knocked out in its entirety due to trauma?

A

Avulsed

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8
Q

What type of haemorrhage occurs at the time of an extraction?

A

Primary Haemorrhage

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9
Q

What type of haemorrhage occurs a few hours after extraction when the blood clot has been dislodged?

A

Reactionary Haemorrhage

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10
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What type of haemorrhage occurs after 24 hours caused by the loss of the blood clot and infection at the extraction site?

A

Secondary haemorrhage

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11
Q

List 5 methods of treating haemorrhaging.

A
Pressure pad
Suture
Haemostatic agent
Adrenaline
Gelatine sponges, Haemostatic sponges or Oxidised Cellulose
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12
Q

Name the procedure where the gingival flap overlying a partially erupting tooth is removed surgically?

A

Operculectomy

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13
Q

Name the surgical procedure where adjustments and smoothing of bony spicules of the alveolar ridge are made to produce a smooth base for a denture to sit?

A

Alveolectomy

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14
Q

Name the surgical procedure where the shape of the alveolar ridge is altered to allow a denture to seat correctly and comfortably?

A

Alveoplasty

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15
Q

Name the periodontal surgical procedure where the shape of the gingivae is adjusted/altered to aid oral hygiene, so that more effective plaque removal can be achieved?

A

Gingivectomy

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16
Q

Name the surgical procedure where the apex of a tooth is removed and a retrograde root filling is placed?

A

Apicectomy

17
Q

Name the surgical procedure carried out to remove a frenum?

A

Fraenectomy/Frenectomy

18
Q

What name is given to a fluid filled sac confined within a soft tissue lining?

A

A Cyst

19
Q

What is the name of the cyst which surrounds and prevents the eruption of an unerupted tooth?

A

Dentigerous or Follicular Cyst

20
Q

What name is given to the complete removal of a soft tissue lesion so that it can be sent away for pathological examination and diagnosis?

A

Excisional Biopsy

21
Q

What name is given to the partial or sectional removal of a soft tissue lesion so that it can be sent away for pathological examination and diagnosis?

A

Incisional Biopsy

22
Q

What solution would a biopsy specimen be put into when sent off to be pathologically examined?

A

Formalin

23
Q

Name the instrument that is used to elevate the gum flap away from the underlying alveolar bone?

A

Periosteal elevator

24
Q

Name the instrument which is used to hold and retract the mucoperiosteal (gum) flap?

A

Cat paw retractor

Rake retractor

25
Q

Name the instrument used to retract the cheek, lips or tongue during a surgical procedure?

A

Kilner cheek retractor or Austin’s

26
Q

Name the instrument used to scoop any debris from the bony cavity usually during an apicectomy?

A

Osteotrimmer (Mitchell’s Trimmer)

27
Q

Name the instrument used to hold the loose flap edges taut during suturing?

A

Dissecting forceps

28
Q

Name the instrument used to nibble away bony spicules and produce a smooth base?

A

Bone Rongeurs

29
Q

In an apicectomy, a retrograde root filling is placed using MTA, what does MTA stand for?

A

Mineral Trioxide Aggregate

30
Q

What is the correct term for tongue tied?

A

Ankyloglossia