Ultrasonic Scaling
Pit and Fissure
Radiology
Coronal Polish
Mix it Up
100
This is what makes up the bulk of the tooth.
What is Dentin?
100
This is a well blended and shallow occlusal surface with no pits or fissures and when no sealants are needed.
What is Coalesced?
100
This is Cumulative in the entire body?
What is the amount of radiation a person receives
100
This is why you CP before applying Fluoride.
What is to increase the uptake of fluoride into tooth structure and any debris left on tooth will prevent the fluoride from reaching the enamel.
100
This is the systemic condition that a patient may have that makes them develop gingival hyperplasia from medications taken.
What is Epilepsy?
200
This is not able to repair itself and is 97% inorganic.
What is Enamel?
200
This is who may apply dental sealants.
What is RDA with a special certificate under DD supervision.
200
This is where the electronic cloud forms.
What is around the filament?
200
This is the ingredient in the disclosing tablet that should not be used on diabetic patients.
What is Iodine?
200
This is how a patients gums may appear when suffering from gingivitis.
What is bright red?
300
When your patient has ulcerations on the lips and oral mucosa.
When do you Check with the Dentist before doing the procedure?
300
This is how long to etch and how long you should rinse off the etchant.
What is Etch for 15 sec. and rinse 20-30 sec.
300
This controls the quantity of electrons.
What is the MA/ Mill amperage?
300
These are stains that are always intrinsic.
What is Endogenous stains?
300
This is the most single important cause of periodontal disease.
What is Plaque?
400
This is what you call the connective tissue that surrounds the root of the tooth and attaches it to the wall of its bony socket.
What is the Periodontal Membrane?
400
This is where you place the acid etch on the area to be sealed.
What is 2mm beyond the area to be sealed?
400
This is the minimum standards for the size of the lead apron.
What is at least 1 x 2 foot in size and 0.25 mm of lead?
400
These are the 3 places where stains can be found.
What is within soft deposits or calculus, adhering directly on the teeth, and inside of the tooth structure.
400
This is the recommended collimation of the radiation beam at he patients skin surface.
What is 2 3/4 inches?
500
These are the basic 3 types of cement used when cementing a band in place.
What is Zinc Phosphate, Polycarboxylate, Zinc Oxide and Eugenol.
500
This is where the clinical crown is.
What is supragingivally?
500
This is how X-rays are produced.
What is heating the cathode to a high temperature, rapidly moving electrons, and speeding electrons bombarding a tungsten target.
500
This is the type of polishing agent that you would not use on tooth structure.
What is aluminum oxide?
500
This is where the beveled end of the suction tip should be placed to operative surfaces.
What is Parallel?
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