when prevention fails Flashcards

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principles of cavity preparation
what is convenience form?

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Open up the tooth to gain access and then establish a form of cavity that allows instruments to enter into it for caries removal

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principles of cavity preparation
what is outline form?

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As caries is removed the cavity may get bigger

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principles of cavity preparation
what is resistance form?

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flat cavity base

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principles of cavity preparation
what is retention form?

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shape of cavity that mechanically locks in a non-adhesive material so that it cant be withdrawn out of the cavity

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principles of cavity preparation
what is treatment of residual caries?

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remove residual caries

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principles of cavity preparation
what is correction of enamel margins?

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may trim back thin overhanging enamel that is susceptible to fracture

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principles of cavity preparation
what is cavity debridement?

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removal of debris in the cavity using 3 in one (air and water)

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when removing caries why should the bur be large and rotating slowly?

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a greater surface area which puts less pressure on the dentine therefore less likely to expose the dental pulp

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