Tooth root - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ABGD Study Guide Questions with complete solution 2024/2025 ABGD Study Guide The protocol for dental trauma involves all of the following, except a. Ideally, the tooth should be repositioned to its original position. b. EPT and thermal testing are unreliable following trauma since physical trauma can severe or damage nerve supply without altering pulpal blood supply/vitality. c. If the root is completely formed on a tooth that has been intruded, a pulpectomy should be performed within 1-...

HOSA Dental Terminology Latest 2024 100% Correct Maximum Permissible Dose (MPD) highest rate of radiation exposure Roentgen (R) basic unit of exposure to radiation; C/kg Rad (radiation absorbed dose) unit of absorbed radiation; Gy Rem (roentgen equivalent measure) unit of radiation needed to produced same biological effect of one R; Sv Erythema Dose radiation overdose that produces redness of the skin Dosimeter device to measure the amount of stray/secondary radiation Le...

Root canal therapy - Answer- pulpectomy, surgical removal of the pulp periradicular - Answer- around the root reversible pulpitis - Answer- inflamed pulp tissue necrotic pulp tissue - Answer- irreversible non-vital pulp tissue subjective symptoms - Answer- symptoms described by the patient examples of subjective symptoms - Answer- hypersensitivity and pulpagia hypersensitivity - Answer- abnormal reaction to a stimulus pulpagia - Answer- pain in the pulp palpation - Answer...

Each of the following are true regarding the treatment tooth with a sinus tract EXCEPT one. Which is the EXCEPTION? a) Antibiotics are indicated b) The tooth should be treated with a root canal c) Root-end surgery should be performed if the tract persists after the root-canal d) The sinus tract should heal within a month of the root canal - Antibiotics are indicated 2. Which of the following is the MOST LIKELY adverse effect of internally bleaching an endodontically treated tooth with sup...

Clinical Crown That portion of the tooth that is visible in the oral cavity Oral prophylaxis The complete removal of calculus, debris, stain, and plaque from the teeth. DH and DDS allowed Selective Polishing a procedure in which only those teeth or surfaces with stain are polished Purpose is to avoid unnecessary removal of even small amounts of surface enamel Indications for Coronal Polishing - Before placement of dental sealants - Before placement of dental dam - Before cementation of ort...

___ has greater incidence and severity rates of periodontal disease - males 4 modes of attachment of sub gingival calculus to root surface - -mechanical locking -cementum resorption -organic pellicle -penetration into bacteria abfraction - -loss of tooth structure from excessive occlusal forces -small cracks of notices in the cervical area of tooth acellular cementum (board review) - FIRST TO BE FORMED AND COVERS CERVICAL 1/3, CONTAINS SHARPEYS FIBERS AND NO CEMENTOCYTES Advanced Lesion...

ABPD Oral Boards Study Basics Question and answers already passed 2024/2025 ABPD Oral Boards Study Basics (Tra) Gray - Black colored anterior tooth. -Watch -Do pulpectomy with ZOE. (Tra) Yellow - Brown colored anterior tooth. -Watch -Indicative of pulp canal obliteration (PCO) (Tra) Pink colored anterior tooth. -Extract -Indicative of internal root resorption (Abx) SBE protects against what organisms? Viridans streptococci Staph aurerus. Enterococcus Pseudomonas

NBDHE Practice Test Questions with Certified Solutions What is the primary role of dental sealants? a) To whiten teeth b) To treat gum disease c) To prevent cavities in the grooves of the teeth d) To replace missing teeth Which bacteria is most commonly associated with periodontal disease? a) Streptococcus mutans b) Lactobacillus acidophilus c) Porphyromonas gingivalis d) Actinomyces israelii What does the term "dental prophylaxis" refer to? 2 a) Tooth extraction ...

NBDHE Dental Hygienist Practice Test Questions with Verified Answers What is the primary purpose of using a dental mirror during an examination? a) To apply fluoride b) To provide indirect vision and reflect light c) To scale tartar from teeth d) To take X-rays Which type of dental material is commonly used for filling cavities? a) Dental amalgam b) Composite resin c) Both a and b d) Dental cement What does the term "periodontal" refer to in dentistry? 2 a) Teeth ...

NDAEB Test with Complete Solutions updated Angles classification - Answer-System developed by dr Edward H Angle to describe and classify occlusion and malocclusion Apical third - Answer-Division of the root nearest the top of the root Buccal surface - Answer-Tooth surface closest the inner cheek Centric occlusion - Answer-Maximum contact between the occluding surfaces of the max and mand teeth Cervical third - Answer-Division of the root nearest the neck of the tooth Concave - An...