DENT 3.2

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  • The bur used to make the buccal and lingual
    walls parallel to each other
    #56
  • The bur used to make the wall converging
    #34
  • The transmit rotational and translational
    forces to the head
    Neck
  • Streptococcus mutans are____ and
    therefore____
    acidogenic, cariogenic
  • When restoring a Class II or Class III lesion it
    is important to create properly shaped
    embrasures for all of the following reasons
    except one. Which one is the exception:
    A.Protection the gingival tissue, which also
    allowing stimulation of it
    B. Provide arch stability
    C. Make the teeth self-cleansing
    D. Create a spillway for food during
    mastication
  • When restoring the embrasures of posterior
    teeth, the contact should be formed slightly
    buccal from center. This will create a wider facial
    embrasure
    true, false
  • An excavator primarily used with a pull
    motion
    Hoe excavator
  • Xerostomia is the most common adverse side
    effect of medications. This is attributed for
    cholinergic effects of many medications
    true, true
  • The caries cone in enamel is larger than in
    dentin is known as:
    Forward caries
  • The mineral content of dentin increases with
    age. Dentin may become softer with age as a
    result of its organic content
    true, false
  • Caries that remain in a completed tooth
    preparation by accident is known as
    Residual caries
  • Caries activity can be expected to increase
    in the mouth of
    xerostomia
  • A type of shank which has a length of 0.520
    Latch type contra-angle handpiece
  • Dentin hardness near the DEJ is about three
    times lesser than the dentin near the pulp. The
    hardness of dentin averages one fifth that of
    enamel.
    false, true
  • An incipient carious lesion interproximal
    surface is usually located
    Gingival to the contact area
  • This is used to prepare retentive areas on
    anterior teeth

    Ordinary hatchet
  • In a carious lesions in which caries has
    extended into dentin, which of the following
    zones contains infected dentin and is not
    capable of remineralization
    Turbid Dentin
  • the procedure if reshaping grooves with
    rotary cutting instrument
    Enameloplasty
  • Change in dentinal structure as a response
    to slowly progressive or mild irritations such as
    mechanical abrasion or chemical erosion is
    known as
    Reactive sclerosis
  • The original carious lesion of the tooth is
    known as
    Primary caries
  • dentin is reversibly denatured and should be
    preserved
    Affected dentin
  • Which cavities can involve any teeth,
    anterior, or posterior?
    Class I, V, VI
  • All of following are associated with rampant
    caries EXCEPT
    Deep and wide
  • Dentinal crystallites are slightly bigger than
    enamel crystallites. The hydroxyapatite
    crystallites of dentin are arranged in a less
    systemic manner than enamel crystallites
    false, true
  • Has a circular cutting edge and a
    claw-like blade
    spoon excavator
  • Describe as a combination of chisel and
    gingival trimmer
    angle former