Final exam
instruments
dental surfaces
dental anatomy
dental specialists
100

How many teeth are in permanent dentition?

32

100

Operates on air pressure and reaches speeds of 450,000 rmp

High-speed handpiece

100

Chewing surface of posterior teeth

Occlusal

100

Similar to canines in that they have points and cusps but have broader chewing surface. Designed for grasping and tearing and have a broad surface for chewing

Premolars

100

Focuses on the causes, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases of the dental pulp. Root canal specialist.

endodontist

200

HVE tips should be disinfected after each use? True or false

FALSE

200

What is used for the removal of soft denting, debris, and decay of the tooth?

Spoon excavator

200

closest to the cheek on the posterior teeth only

Buccal

200

Have more cusps than the other teeth. The shorter, blunder cusps provide a chewing surface. Designed for chewing and grinding solid masses of food that require the application of heavy forces

Molars

200

Specializes in the inflammatory disease of the supporting bone and tissues of the teeth.

periodontist

300

What are the three types of instrument grasps?

Pen, Palm, Palm-thumb.

300

Restorative instrument that have a flat working end that can be smooth or serrated; also known as a plugger, is used to condense (pack down) freshly placed amalgam into the preparation.

Condensor

300

is the surface on the tongue side

Lingual

300

The contact between the maxillary and mandibular teeth

Occlusion

300

diagnosis, treatment, planning, rehabilitation, and maintenance of oral function, comfort, and appearance of missing teeth, i.e,. dentures or partials.

prosthodontist

400

How many teeth are in the deciduous dentition?

20

400

A restorative instrument with a smooth working end. The rounded working end is available in many shapes to accomplish different tasks. Routinely used to smooth the surface of a freshly placed amalgam restoration

Burnisher. 

400

tearing edge of the anterior teeth only

incisal

400

Teeth with thick crown and one well-developed pointed cusp. Designed for cutting and tearing of food that requires the application for force

Canines

400

conditions of the mouth, face, jaw, and teeth (wisdom tooth removal).

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon

500

What are the numbers of the canines in adult dentition?

6, 11, 22, & 27

500

Restorative instrument. Especially useful for carving of the occlusal surfaces

Discoid-cleoid carver

500

Surface of the tooth closest to the midline

Mesial

500

Teeth with relatively sharp and thin edges that are designed to cut food without heavy force

Incisors

500

Identifies, manages, and diagnoses diseases of the mouth and jaw.

Oral pathologist

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