Soft Deposits/Stains
CAL or CALC
PSR/ Periodontium
Index/Caries
Toothbrush/Interdental aids
100

Can appear as a cottage cheese "soft" like texture in ones mouth and on teeth

What is Materia Alba

100

Most frequent sites for supragingial calc.

What is Buccal surfaces of max molars and mand lingual anteriors?

100

The depression under the contact area.

What is the COL?

100

ECC can be included with this type of dental caries.

What are Rampant caries?

100

Another name for "bad breath".

What is halitosis.

200

A stain that is seen in clean healthy mouths, and possibly has to be scaled off due to its high "mineral" content

What is black line stain?

200

How early mineralization can begin for calculus (both sub and supra).

What is 24-72 hours?

200

Tooth #3 has calculus, mobility, and colored area of probe is partially visible. Code and sextant?

What is Code 3*, Sextant: 1

200

Which index is used to screen/monitor the periodontal status and populations and is used in conjunction with loss of attachment.

What is the CPI (community periodontal index)?

200

The degree a toothbrush is positioned with the Bass technique.

What is 45.

300

Protect, lubrication, nidus for bacteria, and attachment of calculus.

What are the four significances of acquired pellicle?

300

When overgrowth of GM is present, the CAL is calculated by....... the PD to the gingival margin level.

What is subtracting?

300

Structure that acts as a barrier to keep infection out.

What is the junctional epithelium?

300
Classification of a carious lesion on the proximal surface of tooth #6.

What is a class III?

300
A rubber tip stimulator is indicated to use in what area/s of a patients mouth.

What is along the gingival margin, and interdental areas?

400
Stain that is known in history as "mottled enamel" can be normal, moderate or severe.

What is Fluorosis?

400

Steps for calculus formation (chronological order).

What is pellicle, biofilm and mineralization?

400

The fibrous connective tissue that surrounds and attaches the alveolar bone to the cementum.

What is the PDL?

400

DMFT is based on ????? teeth. 

What is 28?

400

Interdental aid would be best to recommend to a patient with orthodontic appliances.

What are soft picks or superfloss?

500
Hereditary condition causes teeth to have a translucent or transparent appearance.

What is dentinogenesis imperfecta?

500

Your probing depth is 5mm, recession of 3mm. What is the CAL?

What is 8mm?

500

When and asterisk * is needed for a PSR.

What is Furcation, mobility, Recession of 3mm or more?

500

The _________ index measures bleeding after 15 seconds, with the use of a triangular wooden interdental cleaner. 

What is the EIBI (Eastman Interdental Bleeding Index)?

500

Brushing method is easy for children to use due to its circular stroke method.

What is the Fones Method?

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