OrthoPedo SAS 2-5 & Book Chapter 22

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Smoothly flowing arcs and curves

To help prevent stress concentration: The outline form should be composed of

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Rounded

To help prevent stress concentration: All internal angles should be

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Buccal and lingual extension

The cavity design should have greater

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Approximately one third of the intercuspal dimension

Ideally, the width of the preparation at the isthmus should be

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Primary teeth

Thinner Enamel & Dentin Layers

Enamel rods in cervical area are directed occlusally

Broad and flat contacts

Lighter color

Pulp horns high & pulp chambers large

Greater crown constriction & more prominent contour

Roots flared & more slender

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Permanent teeth

Thick Enamel & Dentin Layer

Enamel rods in cervical area directed gingivally

Point contacts

Darker color

Smaller pulp chamber in relation to crown size

Less constriction in cervical area

Roots less flared and are bulbous

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6 advantages of rubber dam use

1. Improve access and visualization

2. Superior moisture control

3. Safety of the child from aspiration of instruments & protection to the soft tissues

4. Decreased operating time

5. Aids behavior management

6. Child becomes a nasal breather enhancing nitrous oxide administration when deemed necessary from a behavioral standpoint.

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Choice of appropriate clamp & Correct positioning

The fit of the rubber dam depends on this

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14A & 8A

Partially erupted permanent teeth

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14 & 8

Fully erupted permanent molars

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26, 27 & 3

Second primary molars burs

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2, 2A, 207,208

First Primary molars/bicuspids/permanent canines

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209

Primary incisors and canines

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0.5mm into the dentin

Ideal pulpal floor depth

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1.5mm

Length of the cutting edge of bur 330

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Bur 330

Tool for gauging cavity depth

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90 degrees

Cavosurface margin

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Varnish

Applied to teeth before use of zinc phosphate

Used with amalgam restorations

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Varnish

Not placed under composite resins

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Bases and Liners

Reduces marginal microleakage from the restoration

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Bases and Liners

Prevents sensitivity

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Zinc Oxide Eugenol (ZOE)

The material of choice for the pulp chamber filling material following pulpotomy and pulpectomy.

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Zinc Oxide Eugenol (ZOE)

Not used as a base under resin-based composite resin because eugenol can inhibit the polymerization of the resin.

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Luting agent

Type I GI

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Restorative material

Type II GI

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Liner/Bases

Type III GI

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Pit and Fissure sealant

Type IV GI

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Orthodontic Cement

Type V GI

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Core Build up

Type VI GI

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209

Clasp used in tooth #62

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Laser

This can be used to control hemostasis during pulpotomy procedures

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Bur 330

The bur recommended for cavity preparation of primary teeth

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Wider

Interproximal preparations in primary teeth are ________ than the permanent teeth

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Mesiobuccal pulp horn

What is the most prominent pulp horn in primary teeth?

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ZOE

What is the best temporary restoration for a painful primary tooth?

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ART

Which method of restoration can be performed during community dentistry?

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Resin based composite

An esthetic restorative material used for posterior and anterior teeth

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Advantages of using resin-based composite filling materials

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Disadvantages of using resin-based composite filling materials

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Stainless steel crown

Prefabricated crown forms that are adapted to individual teeth and cemented with a biocompatible luting agent.

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Dr. William Humphrey in 1950

SSC was introduced to pediatric dentistry by who?

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Extensive caries

Cervical decalcifications

Fractured primary teeth

3 indications of SSC

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Esthetic concerns

Teeth are nearing exfoliation

Excessive tooth mobility

3 contraindications of SSC

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Quality of tooth preparation

Selection and adjustment of appropriate crown

The luting cement

Success of SSC depends on:

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169L Tapered Fissure Bur or 379 Football bur

Burs used for SSC crown preparation in occlusal reduction

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169L or thin tapered diamond bur

Burs used for SSC crown preparation in proximal reduction

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Size 4

Most commonly used SSC molar size

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Crimping and contouring

It involves bending the gingival 1/3 of the crown’s margins inward to establish a tight marginal fit and adaptation

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GI

Zinc phosphate

RMGIC

Luting cements that can be used in the cementation of SSCs

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Lingual

What part of the crown should be seated first?

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1mm

How far should crown margin extend into gingival sulcus?

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Ledges

If there is resistance in seating of the crown without blanching of the gingiva, what should you check?

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Tooth #65

In tooth preparation of tooth #64 , at which tooth should you place a clamp?

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Pulpotomy

The surgical removal of the entire coronal pulp, leaving intact the vital radicular pulp within the canals

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1/5

Dilution of formocresol used in pulpotomy

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Calcium hydroxide

Agent most frequently used in direct pulp capping

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CaOH

Iodoform

Composition of Vitapex

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ZOE

Medicament of choice for pulpectomy

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