When Prevention Fails Flashcards

1
Q

when is restoration or extraction required

A

cavity prep
systematic approach
only recover tooth if sufficient viable tooth substance

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2
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why are the classifications of caries

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1
2
3
4
5
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3
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what is class 1

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occlusal of molar and p molar

buccal pits of molars

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4
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what is class 2

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approximal of molars and p molars

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5
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what si class 3

A

approximal surfaces of incisors and canines

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6
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what is class 4

A

incised edges of incisors and canines

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7
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what is class 5

A

cerical margin

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8
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what are the principles of cavity prep

A
convenience form
outline form
resistance
retention form 
treatment of residual caries 
corrections of enamel margins 
cavity debridement
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9
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what is outline form

A

defining the shape

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10
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what is resistance form

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ability of cav to resist movement of restorations in it

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11
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what is retention form

A

resist forces to displace

parallel sided cavity - no undercuts

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12
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what is imp about an undercut

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restoration will not withdraw

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13
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what is treatment of residual caries

A

removal by excavation

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14
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what is correction of enamel margins

A

cliff hanging of enamel over restoration - too much = unsupproting can cave

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15
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how do you correct an enamel margin

A

remove weakened tooth substance
facilitate placement of matrix retainers
bevel to increase SA for bonding

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16
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what is bond strength

A

force to remove divided by SA

17
Q

what tools are used in cavity debridement

A

triple syringe

aspiration

18
Q

how is residual caries rid of

A

using large bur as opposed to small as slower, force per unit less off easy
excavator
caries dyes
chemchemical method

19
Q

what is the chemochemical method of ridding of caries

A

carislov
proteolytic action
reduces need for LA

20
Q

what does carislov contain

A

active components

  • amino acids - leucine, lysine and glutamic acid
  • sodium hypochlorite
21
Q

what is stepwise excavation

A

caries removal dontn expo pulp

22
Q

why use stepwise exaction

A

cear periphery don’t touch pulp
free cav floor
line CaOH temporary glass ionomer resin

23
Q

how can augment the retention afforded by the cavity design

A

acid etch

dentine bonding

24
Q

what does acid etch ad dentine bonding reduce the need for

A

mechanical creation of undercuts for retentive purposes and conserve tooth subs

25
Q

what is used acid etch technique

A

buonocore

26
Q

what is the way acid etch is done

A

application of acid gel
decalcification of enamel prisms
micro mechanical tags intowhcih bonding resin may flow

27
Q

why ar dentine pins

A

used as reinforcement mechanical retention

plunged into dentine via pin channel by sp drill appropriate

28
Q

where are dentine pins placed

A

placed at corners of tooth

29
Q

when is dentine pins used

A

used for amalgam where one or more cusp is missing

one pin per cusp

30
Q

what is dentine pin risk of

A

pulpal exposure
pdl
and today rarely used

31
Q

what is to be considered when choosing a restorative material to be used

A

amalgam and resin composite non adhesive
adhesive agents
glass polyalkenote is adhesive

32
Q

what is important of conservation of tooth substance

A

restorations don’t last forever
small is beautiful
preserve oblique ridge in max molars

33
Q

what do u do when preparing cavity

A

minimise further plural injury
water coolant
aim to maintain pulp cell function and viability
reduce probability of post op complications

34
Q

what needs to be considered as potential damage when restorations are taking place

A

remaining dentine thickness
cavity morphology - depth, area, volume
restorative material

35
Q

the do u restore

A

where caries active or aesthetic

36
Q

what kind of caries removed

A

soft caries

37
Q

for deep penetrating lesions avoid

A

exposure by stepwise techniques