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Cards (88)

  • The bur used to make the buccal and lingual
    walls parallel to each other
    #56
  • The bur used to make the walls 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 excavators
  • 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
  • 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
  • Ribbon like bundles of poorly calcified rods
    causing lateral spread of caries on DEJ are
    known as
    Enamel tufts
  • Dentin formed after root completion
    Secondary dentin
  • Which tooth requires special attention when
    preparing the occlusal aspect for a restoration?
    Mandibular first bicuspid
  • This provides a bearing surface to control
    the alignment and concentricity of the instrument

    Shank
  • dental plaque is believed to adhere to the
    teeth because
    dextrans are insoluble and sticky
  • the initiation of caries four entities. Which of
    the following is NOT one of them?
    A.Host
    B. Time
    C. Saliva
    D. Carbohydrates
    E. Bacteria
  • Sealants can be effective when placed over
    incipient carious lesions because caries is
    caused by anaerobic microorganisms
    statement is not correct but the reason is correct
  • pit and fissure caries is USUALLY
    characterized by cones of decay that are
    base to base at the DEJ
  • Chronic caries is characterized by all of the
    following EXCEPT one. Which one is the
    EXCEPTION?
    A.Common in adults
    B. Slowly progressing or arrested
    C. Pain is common
    D. Extrinsic pigmentation
  • Instruments used for handling resins are
    made of
    Teflon coated metal
  • This must be removed and not
    remineralizable
    Infected Dentin
  • Dentin that is reversibly denatured and
    should be preserved
    Affected DEntin
  • This is formed by replacement odontoblasts
    in response to moderate-level irritants
    Sclerotic Dentin
  • Caries found on the gingival third on the
    distal surface of 46 is classified as:
    Class V
  • Chemicomechanical loss of tooth tissue is
    termed
    Erosion