Key Terms
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Instruments
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Temporomandibular Joint Disorder
What is TMJ
100
Not living
What is Nonvital Pulp
100
Healthy Living Pulp
What is Vital Pulp
100
Holds patient's mouth open during procedure
What is Mouth Prop
100
Hold and retract tongue and cheek
What is Tongue and Cheek Rectractor (Minnesota)
200
Crackling sound when a patient opens their mouth
What is Crepitus
200
Swelling of facial tissues caused by an abcess
What is Crepitus
200
Used to enlarge and smooth canal
What is Files
200
Hold Blade in Place
What is Scalpel Handle
200
To grasp and manipulate needle during use
What is Needle Holder
300
Very sharp and cut aggresively
What is Hedstrom File
300
Used to provide heat in the dental office
What is Heating Unit
300
Passage from abscess to external surface
What is Fistula
300
Hold tissue during surgical procedures
What is Tissue Forceps
300
To suture surgical site
What is Suture Needle and Sutures
400
Process of filling the root canal tooth
What is Orbturating
400
Removal of 1 Root
What is Hemisection
400
Removal of apex and infection of surrounding area
What is Apicoectomy
400
Separate tissue away from the tooth or bone
What is Periosteal Elevator
400
Hold's patient mouth open during procedure (Locking Device)
What is Mouth Gag
500
Scrape and widen the walls of canal
What is K-File
500
To test tooth by tapping on it with a mirror handle
What is Percussion Test
500
Instruments used in Endodontics
What is Intracanal Instruments
500
Removes debris and granulation tissue from surgical site
What is Surgical Curette
500
Mouth Mirror, Explorer, Cotton Forceps is also known as
What is Basic Setup
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