Pediatric Dentistry
This type of dentition contains 20 teeth.
What is Primary Dentition
These are bonded directly to teeth.
What are Brackets
This instrument is used for indirect vision.
What is a Mouth Mirror
A poking orthodontic wire may be covered with this material temporarily.
What is Orthodontic Wax
These teeth usually erupt first in infants.
What are Mandibular Central Incisors
This preventive treatment protects pits and fissures.
What are Sealants
This wire applies force that moves teeth.
What is an Archwire
This instrument explores tooth surfaces for defects.
What is an Explorer
If a bracket becomes loose, the patient should contact this dental specialty office.
What is the Orthodontist's Office
Most children have this many primary teeth.
What is 20
300
This fluoride treatment helps reduce caries risk.
What is Fluoride Varnish
These are worn after treatment to maintain alignment.
What are Retainers
The process that destroys all microorganisms.
What is Sterilization
This medical emergency is characterized by low blood sugar.
What is Hypoglycemia
The first permanent molars erupt around this age.
What is 6 years old
The most common behavior guidance technique.
What is Tell-Show-Do
This appliance creates space before band placement.
What are Separators
The assistant's position when working with a right-handed dentist is frequently this clock position.
What is 2 to 4 o'clock
The first action in many emergencies is to assess this.
What is Airway, Breathing, and Circulation (ABC)
Permanent central incisors generally erupt between these ages.
What is 6-8 years
Early childhood caries is often abbreviated as this.
What is ECC
The dental term for a poor bite relationship.
What is Malocclusion
This acronym stands for Personal Protective Equipment.
What is PPE
This emergency kit item helps manage allergic reactions.
What is Epinephrine (Epi Pen)
This stage contains both primary and permanent teeth.
What is Mixed Dentition