Orthodontics
Most common cause malocclusions is from
Hereditary factors
can be used for a Cl II restoration, covering some of the occlusal surface and proximal surface.
Inlay
surgical reduction of bone to contour the ridge
Alveoplasty
pulp is inflamed and unable to heal when the irritant is removed
irreversible pulpitis
used to create space prior to a band being placed
Separator
A crown that does not cover the facial surface
3/4 crown
removal of an entire lesion
excisional biopsy
In endodontics, this means filling the canal
obturate the canal
Used to hold interarch elastics
Hook
is the missing tooth in a bridge
Pontic
a tooth under the gingival tissue but not under bone
tissue impaction
When the pulp is inflamed but able to recover when stimulus is removed
Reversible pulpitis
Used to hold archwire in place
ligature-elastic and stainless steel
winglike extensions are bonded to the lingual surface of anterior teeth in this bridge
MAryland Bridge
Cells scraped from a suspicious oral lesion for analysis
brush biopsy
removing only the coronal portion of the nerve
pulpotomy
This radiograph is used to measure the skull and
Cephalometric
used to retract the gum tissue prior to final impression for crown
retraction cord
To move/loosen to the tooth within the socket
luxate
Most commonly used medicine for pulpcap
calcium hydroxide