Natural tooth whitening - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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From an oral health standpoint, which of these is least true? a. We need to visit the dentist routinely for a check-up and professional whitening b. We need to brush teeth twice a day, using fluoride toothpaste c. We need to avoid foods and habits that frequently assault the teeth with sugar and/or acid d. WIC services could help contribute to the prevention of early childhood caries e. An optimal level of fluoride in drinking water provides enough fluoride to prevent tooth decay in childr...

Dental Assisting MN Licensure Exam Review Already Passed Chlorahexadine Stain Found in Chewing Gum and Mouthrinses, Yellowish to green brown in color Endogenous Stains Originate within the tooth through developmental and systemic disturbances and CAN'T be removed Exogenous Stains Those that originate outside the tooth and are caused by environmental agents Extrinsic Stains Are those stains that appear on the exterior of the tooth and CAN be removed Intrinsic Stains Are cau...

Blacks Cavity Classifications - System by which a carious is classified by its size and location on a tooth. Buccal/Facial - Surface of the tooth closest to the cheeks or face Contact - An area where the mesial or distal surface of one tooth touches the adjacent tooth Contour - A curved surface Cuspids - Considered anterior teeth; aka canine teeth; located at the corners of the dental arches Dental Caries - Tooth diseased caused by bacteria aka: Dental decay, cavity, carious lesion Denti...

What are the main differences in the composition and classification of dental amalgam alloy powders? - Based on alloy particle shape and size, copper content, and zinc content. What factors are considered when selecting the most appropriate material? - The extent of the decay, the type of defect in the tooth, the condition of the entire mouth, the location of the restoration, and cost factors. What are the most common dental restorative materials? - Silver amalgam, composite resin, glass i...

Chlorahexadine Stain - Found in Chewing Gum and Mouthrinses, Yellowish to green brown in color Endogenous Stains - Originate within the tooth through developmental and systemic disturbances and CAN'T be removed Exogenous Stains - Those that originate outside the tooth and are caused by environmental agents Extrinsic Stains - Are those stains that appear on the exterior of the tooth and CAN be removed Intrinsic Stains - Are caused by environmental source but CAN'T be removed because...

Hypersensitivity of a root lessens as the tooth forms which of the following? a. Periodontal Ligament b. Pulp c. Cellular cementum d. Enamel c. Cellular cementum What nerve supplies the intrinsic muscles of the tongue? a. Trochlear b. Trigeminal c. Glossopharyngeal d. Hypoglossal e. Accessory d. Hypoglossal .Which of the following is the most radioresistant? a. Glands b. Reproductive organs c. Bone Marrow d. Skin e. Nerves e. Nerves Fluoride is typically int...

Operative dentistry is the primary responsibility of the: - Answer-General dentistry Esthetic dentistry is primarily devoted to improving the appearance of teeth, by either restoring imperfections with direct and indirect restorative materials, or with the use of: - Answer-Whitening techniques ____ form of cavity preparation is when the dentist determines the primary shape and placement of cavity walls. - Answer-Retention The dental assistant's responsibilities in a restorative procedure ...

NBDHE Dental Hygienist Practice Test Rated A+ 2024 Hypersensitivity of a root lessens as the tooth forms which of the following? a. Periodontal Ligament b. Pulp c. Cellular cementum d. Enamel c. Cellular cementum What nerve supplies the intrinsic muscles of the tongue? a. Trochlear b. Trigeminal c. Glossopharyngeal d. Hypoglossal e. Accessory d. Hypoglossal .Which of the following is the most radioresistant? a. Glands b. Reproductive organs c. Bone Marrow d....

Hypersensitivity of a root lessens as the tooth forms which of the following? a. Periodontal Ligament b. Pulp c. Cellular cementum d. Enamel c. Cellular cementum What nerve supplies the intrinsic muscles of the tongue? a. Trochlear b. Trigeminal c. Glossopharyngeal d. Hypoglossal e. Accessory d. Hypoglossal .Which of the following is the most radioresistant? a. Glands b. Reproductive organs c. Bone Marrow d. Skin e. Nerves e. Nerves Fluoride is typically int...