Tissue management and Impression making Flashcards

1
Q

The ______ of the margin is not the determining factor, but the precision of ______ is.

A

Location

the fit

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2
Q

What are the 3 prerequisites for success of crown impressions?

A
  • tissue health
  • saliva control
  • displacement of gingival tissues
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3
Q

What drugs can help obtain moisture control?

A

Anticholenergics

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4
Q

How soon do you give your patients anticholinergics before drying effect is needed?

A

30-60 minutes before

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5
Q

What patients would avoid using anticholinergics with?

A

Heart disease
GI obstruction
Glaucoma

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6
Q

Where do you typically want to start packing cord?

A

Interproximally

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7
Q

When do you want wet cord and when do you want dry cord?

A

Dry cord when placing

Wet cord when removing

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8
Q

What type of cord does OSU use?

A

Knitted

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9
Q

What are the two most common types of hemostatic agents used today?

A

Aluminum chloride

Ferric sulfate

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10
Q

What is the risk placing hemodent or any low pH hemostatic agent for longer than 5 minutes?

A

The smear layer is removed

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11
Q

What stops the bleeding when you use ferric sulfate?

A

Blood coagulation

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12
Q

Astringedent vs viscostat plus pH and effects?

A

Astringedent = Very low pH and loss of smear layer after 5 minutes
Viscostat plus = Higher pH and no loss of smear layer after 8 minutes

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13
Q

Using cords with ______ can cause tachycardia.

A

Epinephrine

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14
Q

Which of the following is the most common electrosurgery technique?

  • Fully rectified current
  • Fully rectified filtered current
  • Partially rectified current
A

Fully rectified current

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15
Q

When would you not want to do electrosurgery?

A
  • During inflammation

- Patients with pacemakers that aren’t shielded

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16
Q

When using electrosurgery you do NOT want the tissues completely ____

A

Dry

17
Q

Recommended angle for cutting with electrosurgery is ___

A

45

18
Q

Healing is quicker with (electorsurgery/diode laser)

A

Diode laser

19
Q

Rotary gingival curettage is only used in patients with _____ gingiva.

A

Healthy

20
Q

What three main things will help you in tissue handling for impressions?

A

Mechanical
Chemical
Surgical