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which of the following criteria describes the scaling stroke ~ -firm lateral pressure -short scaling strokes -overlapping scaling strokes in order to open the angulation of the universal curet to begin activation; the terminal shank must be moved: ~ away from the tooth the scaling strok...

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What are the benefits to sharpening?


✓~ -increases tactile sensitivity

-permits lighter grasp

-lessens operator fatigue

-decreases burnishing

-fewer strokes

-prevents gingival trauma




When do you know the instrument is sharp?


✓~ -When the edge does not reflect light

-catches on test stick




General technique to sharpening instruments


✓~ -place instrument in non-dominant hand

-handle against countertop

,-face parallel to floor


-hold sharpening card in dominant hand


-110 degrees to sharpen


-120 to round toe


-firm on down, light on up




sharpening 5/6 technique:


✓~ -don't move card; it stays in place

-two cutting edges


-start and end on down stroke


-follow contours of toe while terminal shank is attached 90 degrees


-for toe, start at cutting edge and follow contours of one side of toe and repeat

on other side




sharpening sickle (nevi 1) technique:


✓~ -two cutting edges

-keep toe flushed against card

,sharpening curette (graceys) technique:


✓~ -one cutting edge

-start at heel and move to toe


-round toe every 4-5 sharpening episodes




Types of grasps


✓~ pen, modified pen, palm




Why do we fulcrum?


✓~ -stabilizes the instrument

-prevents injury


-stabilizes hand/instrument movement


-use the same arch, solid tooth surface, near working area




What does adaptation/insertion do?


✓~ -it is the relationship between the instrument and the tooth surface

that must be maintained during all stages of instrumentation

-prevents damage to hard and soft tissue

, -permits efficient deposit removal


-accomplished by rolling between index finger and thumb




What is angulation?


✓~ -angle formed by the working end (face) of instrument with tooth

surface

-0-45 for insertion


-60-80 for activation




types of strokes


✓~ pull-scalers

push-files


combined push/pull-explorers


walking-probe




What does CAMBRA stand for?


✓~ caries management by risk assessment

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