Dental Specialties
Tooth Morphology
Infection Control
Chairside Insturments
Dental Pathology
100

A dentist who practices all phases of dentistry

What is a general dentist?

100

The amount of permanent teeth the average adult has

What is 32?

100

The process of killing disease-causing organisms on dental equipment 

What is disinfection?

100

The centre of all clinical activity

What is The Dental Chair?

100

The most common dental disease worldwide

What is a cavity?

200

This dental specialty deals with the oral health of children

What is pediatric dentistry?

200

The medical term for "baby teeth"

What is deciduous teeth/primary teeth/primary dentition?

200

What dentists must wear to perform to carry out all and every procedure

What is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)?

200

A unit on wheels that holds several dental handpieces such as the air-water syringe

What is a Mobile Cart?

200

The "miracle fluid" that provides physical, chemical, and antibacterial protective measures for the teeth

What is Saliva?

300

The dental specialty concerned with the replacement of missing teeth

What is prosthodontics?

300

The medical term for a gap between teeth

What is diastema?

300

The procedure for regloving if gloves are damaged during treatment

What is excusing yourself, discarding gloves, washing hands thoroughly, regloving, and returning to chairside?

300

Straight blades with cutting edges that are used to shape and plane the enamel and dentin walls

What are chisels?

300

The inflammation of the gingival tissue

What is gingivitis?

400

The current number of ADA approved specialties 

What is 9?

400

At or near the end of the root of a tooth

What is the apex?

400

The type of transmission that most often occurs among healthcare and daycare workers who change diapers

What is Fecal-Oral Transmission?

400

This part of a dental instrument connects the handle to the working end and may narrow or taper

What is The Shank?

400

The inflammation of the supporting teeth

What is periodontitis?

500

The specialty concerned with the diagnosis and nature of diseases affecting the oral cavity

What is Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology?

500

The V-shaped depression between your nose and your mouth

What is the philtrum?

500

The only harmful organism that isn't killed during disinfection procedures

What are spores?

500

A small machine that mixes dental amalgam and some dental cements

What is an Amalgamator?
500

The general term to describe changes and inflammation to the tongue

What is Glossitis?

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