Verstraete self assessment review

Question 1

What is the dental formula of the primative carnivore

Answer 1

3143 (44 total)

Question 2

Which teeth in cat are reduced in number

Answer 2

Max 1st premolar, Mand 1st ad 2nd premolars, Max 2nd molar and mand 2nd and 3rd molars

Question 3

dens sectorius

Answer 3

carnassial teeth, shredding and cutting teeth

Question 4

What diagnostics should be done with FCGS

Answer 4

biopsy of oral tissue, complete scale, polish and oral exam

Question 5

how should a FCGS cat be medically managed

Answer 5

plaque control, and or suppression of immune response

Question 6

What dose of methylprednisolone is recommended in FCGS

Answer 6

15 - 20 mg per cat sq every 3 - 6 weeks

Question 7

The bulk of most teeth is composed of ___, what is the main component of this substance?

Answer 7

Dentin, calcium hydroxyapatite

Question 8

primary dentin

Answer 8

• circumpulpal + mantle
• laid during formation of crown and root

-before eruption

Question 9

secondary dentin..

Answer 9

• normally formed throughout adulthood
• produced more slowly than primary dentin
• formed after tooth eruption

Question 10

tertiary dentin

Answer 10

reparative dentin

irreglar dentin formed in response to abnormal stimuli - reactionary dentin

Question 11

Dentin is formed by

Answer 11

odontoblasts, cells lining the pulp cavity

Question 12

How is dentin formed

Answer 12

odontoblasts lay down collagenous matrix known as predentin, which mineralizes and forms dentin

Question 13

What technique is used to improve adhesion of composite resin restorative to tooth?

Answer 13

• mechanical interlock
• Enamel should be etched with phosphoric acid
• Dentin may or may not need etching
• apply bonding agent
• apply unfilled resin and light cure

Question 14

How long should enamel be etched for

Answer 14

30 - 60 seconds

Question 15

What is purpose of “etch”

Answer 15

• remove smear layer
• open dentinal tubules

-allowing improved penetration of restorative

Question 16

over-etching

Answer 16

• destroys integrety of the dentinal tubules

- weakens bond strength

Question 17

purpose of bonding agent in tooth restoration

Answer 17

-create link between enamel and dentin (hydrophilic) and the dental adhesive resins which are hydrophobic

Question 18

What is a float?

Answer 18

used to remove sharp enamel points from buccal maxillary teeth and lingual mandibular teeth and to correct abnormalities such as tall teeth, hooks, ramps, and breaks and to round mesial aspect of second premolars

Question 19

If cat has regurgitant systolic murmur, heard best over sternum and a gallop rhythym, what type of preanesthetic work up should you do?

Answer 19

1. CBC, chem, UA,

2. cardiac work up with EKG, Echocardiogram, BP and thoracic rads

Question 20

What heart condition can this cat possibly have?

Answer 20

Mitral regurg,

cardiomyopathy, and congenital heart defect and endocarditis

Question 21

gingivectomy

Answer 21

excisional procedure to remove soft tissue wall of periodontal pocket

Question 22

Methods of gingivectomy

Answer 22

• gingivectomy knives
• cold steel surgical blade
• electrosurgery
• laser
• round bur

Question 23

How fast does epithelial migration over gingival wound occur?

Answer 23

one day for every 0.5 -1 mm covered

Question 24

when is a gingivectomy recommended

Answer 24

• pseudopockets

- gingival hyperplasia

Question 25

When is it contraindicated to do a gingivectomy?

Answer 25

• infrabony defects where incomplete pocket removal and reverse architecture would result
• narrow band of attached gingiva

-bone overgrowth is the problem

Question 26

What is the membranous bulge lingual to the 1st mandibular molar on a cat mouth?

Answer 26

Molar or lingual salivary gland

Question 27

order from hardness to softest
-porcelain

enamel

gold alloy

non-precious alloy

amalgam

dentin

Answer 27

porcelain>non-precious alloy> enamel> amalgam> gold alloy. dentin

Question 28

What is order of weakness of gold, steel, titanium, nickel chrome

Answer 28

from strong to weak: Titanium>nickelchrome>steel>gold.

Question 29

is gold crown better than non precious alloy

Answer 29

no, it is too soft for working dogs

Question 30

Is there such an alloy as cobalt-chrome-molybdenum for a working dog crown?

Answer 30

yes, these have been very successful, it is very hard alloy, corrosion resistant, hypoallergenic, non-irritating, and inexpensive

Question 31

Alginate

Answer 31

an irreversible colloid used for study cases, preliminary impressions and orthodontic casts

Question 32

What is the reproduction of detail, dimensional stability, tear strength, maximum time for pouring and comparative cost for: alginate?

Answer 32

Poor dimensional stability, and tear strength, reproduction detail, and immediate pour time, and low cost

Question 33

What is the reproduction of detail, dimensional stability, tear strength, maximum time for pouring and comparative cost for:
hydrocolloid?

Answer 33

Fair reproduction, dimensional stability, low tear strength, intermediate pour time - 7 hours if wet, and low cost

Question 34

What is the reproduction of detail, dimensional stability, tear strength, maximum time for pouring and comparative cost for:
Polyether

Answer 34

Excellent reproduction, very good dimensional stability, moderate tear strength, 7 days to pour if kept dry, and very high cost

Question 35

What is the reproduction of detail, dimensional stability, tear strength, maximum time for pouring and comparative cost for:
vinyl polysiloxane

Answer 35

Excellent reproduction of detail, dimensional stability, high tear strength, 14 days to pour, high cost

Question 36

Polysiloxane Impression Material

Answer 36

• High dimensional stability and low tear resistance
• The material has no taste or odor.
• Available in light-bodied, regular, and heavy-bodied forms
• Supplied in cartridges and in putty consistencies for single-impression or double-impression techniques