Adv. Instruments
Anterior Gracey After 5 Curet
Gracey 1/2 Extended Shank
Restore blade sharpness while preserving the original contours and angles of the instrument.
Instrument Sharpening
MB cusp of the maxillary first molar occludes with the MB groove of the mandibular first molar.
Normal or Class I Malocclusion.
EOIO, gingival description, calculus detection, periodontal charting.
Assesssments
Professionally placed intracreviclus devices that provide drug delivery for sustained periods of time.
Controlled-release drug delivery.
Tooth with three furcations.
Maxillary molar.
Used to test the sharpness of an instrument.
Testing stick.
MB cusp of the maxillary first molar occludes (by more than the width of a premolar) distal to the MB groove of the mandibular first molar.
Class III Malocclusion
1-3 teeth in a quadrant require SRP.
D4342
Ingested with delivery via bloodstream.
Systemic delivery
Terminal shank 3mm longer than standard and blade half the length and slightly thinner.
Mini-bladed curet.
Light reflection on cutting edge.
Dull cutting edge.
Maxillary central incisors are upright or retruded, and lateral incisors are tipped labially.
Class II, Division II Malocclusion
Scaling in the presence of generalized moderate or sever gingival inflammation.
D4346
Oral candidiasis, Possible allergic response, The use of an antibiotic product may result in the development of resistant bacteria.
Adverse reactions
Excellent for breaking up tenacious or large pieces of calculus.
Periodontal file.
Types of stone.
Clinching and grinding are examples of:
Parafunctional habits.
Planned for after the active phase of periodontal care at appropriately timed intervals that are based on patient needs.
D4910
No risk of antibiotic resistance with the use of the
Chlorhexidine chip (PerioChip)
Shank design of a Gracey Curet but with univeral blades.
Langar Curette
Technique moving the instrument over the stone or moving stone over the instrument.
Manual technique
When canine rise does not exist and opposing posterior teeth are sharing the occlusal stress lateral during function.
Group function
After treating with Nonsurgical interventions and 4-8mm pocketing depth, clinical attachment levels of 5mm or more, furcation involvment in multiple areas, and periodontal rsk factors of smoking and type 2 diabetes.
The use of antibiotics in conjunction with mechanical therapy is usually indicated in patients with
Aggressive forms of periodontitis