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RCC 1001 - Midterm Exam Study
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What is operative dentistry? - Answer assessment

prevention

treatment of diseases

to maintain or

restore esthetic integrity and health

What are the branches of operative dentistry? - Answer cariology

restorative

esthetic

What are Black's steps of cavity preparation? - Answer Outline establishment

Resistance form

Retention form

Convenience form

Carious removal

Finish walls and margins

Clean the prep

What marks the Paradigm shift for caries management (old vs new model)? - Answer Old
- drilling, filling, MECHANICAL retention + extractions

New - Risk assessment, prevention, less invasive

What are plaque control agents (anticariogenic)? - Answer FXC

Fluoride

Xylitol

Chlorohexidine

What are behavioral modifications in preventative dentistry? - Answer Diet

,Sealants

How would you classify a restoration by complexity?

What - Answer Simple - 1 surface

Compound - 2 surfaces

Complex - 1 or more cusps are removed + involvement of another surface

What are class 1 lesions? - Answer FLO posteriors *pits & fissures*

L maxillary anterior

What are class 2 lesions? - Answer proximal posteriors

What are class 3 lesions? - Answer proximal anteriors

What are class 4 lesions? - Answer proximal anterior + incisal angle

What are class 5 lesions? - Answer gingival 3rd

What are class 6 lesions? - Answer pit and wear defect of incisal edges ONLY of anterior

cusp tips of posteriors

In what order would you combine terms involving surfaces of teeth? - Answer 1 -
Mesial/Distal/Axial

2 - Facial/Lingual

3 - Pulpal Gingival

What is the difference between Carbon Steel & Stainless Steel Hand instruments? -
Answer Carbon is... a sharper, brittle, corrosive cutting instrument

Stainless is the exact opposite

What are the chisel instruments? - Answer chisels (straight, curved, or bin-angle)

enamel hatchets

gingival margin trimmers

*these are cutting instruments*

What the excavators? - Answer ordinary hatchets

hoes

angle formers

spoons

,*these are cutting instruments*

Where is the bevel on hand cutting instruments? - Answer At the primary cutting edge

What is the order of the 3# numbering system for hand cutting instruments? - Answer #1
- width of blade (tenths of mm)

#2 - length of blades (mm)

#3 - angle of long axis of BLADE with long axis of handle (centigrade)

What is the order of the 4# numbering system for hand cutting instruments? - Answer #1
- width of blade (tenths of mm)

#TWO - CUTTING EDGE angle with long axis of HANDLE (centigrade)

#3 - length of blades (mm)

#4 - angle of long axis of BLADE with long axis of handle (centigrade)

In the 4# numbering system for the instrument formula, the angle of the 2nd number
indicates what? - Answer ≤85 - Mesial

>90 degrees - Distal



What are the gingival marginal trimmers in the LECOM kit? - Answer CAL 29 - Mesial



CAL - 28 Distal



What are the noncutting instruments? - Answer mirror, explorer, periodontal probe



What are the "other" instruments? - Answer Pliers

Hemostats

Forceps

Cement Spatula

Dycal Applicator

Syringe

Tofflemire

, Matrix



What is the Dynamic Tripod hand grasp? - Answer 3 fingers grasping instrument
creating a web space



Where do you place your middle finger on the handle of the instruments in the MODIFIED
Pen Grasp? - Answer end of the middle finger



*NOT THE SIDE*



What is the INVERTED Pen Grasp used for? - Answer tooth preparations on the lingual



What is the Palm-Thumb Grasp used for? - Answer cutting incisal retention for class III
on maxillary incisors



What is the MODIFIED Palm-Thumb Grasp used for? - Answer working on maxillary arch
from the rear-chair position



What is optimal degree angle for wrist flexion when using instruments? - Answer Flexion
- 10 degrees



Extension - 35 degrees



What is Lux M25 handpiece? - Answer red band, electric high speed



What is Lux M20 handpiece? - Answer blue band, electric slow speed



What is put on the slow speed handpiece to be used? - Answer L68 B-Low Speed Head

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