Ortho, prosthesis, hypersensitivity, pulp testing quiz - seminar II

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bone after extraction

may have bone resorption in residual ridges

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bone tori/exostoses

may interfere with dentures

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what are the risks if you don't replace missing teeth?

migration

added stress on remaining teeth

loss of vertical dimension

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types of a fixed partial

traditional/bilateral

cantilever

implant supported

resin retained (maryland bridge)

<p>traditional/bilateral</p><p>cantilever</p><p>implant supported</p><p>resin retained (maryland bridge)</p>
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what position may be needed to clean a fixed prosthesis?

charters

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why should a pt rinse a rpd?

to remove debris when cleaning is not possible

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how often should the pt brush their rpd?

twice a day with denture paste

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obturator

used to close a congenitial/acquired opeing in the palate

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when should you remove an obturator during an appointment?

radiographs

calculus/biofilm removal

treatment of natural teeth

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complete denture

full denture designed to replace the entire dentition of an upper or lower arch

<p>full denture designed to replace the entire dentition of an upper or lower arch</p>
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what solutions might be damaging to certain dental materials?

hypochlorite (bleach)

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chemical solution cleansers

peroxide (loosen debris)

enzyme agents

hypochlorite

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abrasive cleaners

denture pastes and powders

low abrasiveness

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instructions for new denture wearer

gradually increase wear time

hypersalivation may occur

taste might alter

start with a soft diet and increase

chew on both sides

use caution with hot foods

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recare time for prostheses wearers

1 year

6 months at minimum

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arch wire use

distributes force and guide movement

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elastomers use

hold wires in brackets

apply light, continuous force to close spaces

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palatal expander

device used in orthodontics to widen the upper jaw

<p>device used in orthodontics to widen the upper jaw</p>
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herbst appliance

fixed appliances that improves the overbite by encouraging lower jaw growth.

<p>fixed appliances that improves the overbite by encouraging lower jaw growth.</p>
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irregularly placed teeth are more...

susceptible to biofilm retention and more difficult to clean

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ortho toothbrush recomendations

power brush: most effective

manual: soft or bilevel

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ortho toothbrush method

sulcular

adapt to appliance

all surfaces

ligual and palatal

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what might be used when polishing ortho patients?

air polisher

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visual residual resin

appears dull and opaque

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tactile residual resin

rought to explorer

may abrade explorer tip leaving a gray line

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average total enamel loss after ortho removal?

55 µm

even greater when filled resins are used for bonding

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outer surface of enamel =

fluoride-rich layer

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what is common after ortho treatment?

demineralization

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stimuli that elicit pain

tactile

thermal

evaporative

osmotic

chemical

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fluid filled dentinal tubules extend...

from pulp to DEJ/DCJ

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nerve fiber endings extend....

slightly beyond dentinopulpal junction

wind around odontoblastic process

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stimulus at outer aspect of dentin causes...

fluid movement in dentinal tubules

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fluid movement creates...

pressure on the nerve endings in the tubule

causes transmission of pain impulse by stimulating nerves in the pulp

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natural desensitization

sclerosis of dentin

secondary dentin

smear layer

calc

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trigger questions

what teeth/surfaces are sensitive?

on a scale of 1-10 (10 being the most) how strong is the pain?

how long does the pain last?

does it hurt when you bite down?

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percussion

a method of examining a tooth by tapping the dentition with a solid object, such as the handle of an intraoral mirror, to evaluate tooth vitality

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pulp testing

indicates if tooth is vital or nonvital

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how to prevent nerve depolarization?

potassium based products

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how to prevent stimulus from moving the fluid in the tubules?

occlusion of dentinal tubules; reduction of tubule diameter

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dentinal tubule orifices increase...

three times original size when biofilm is present

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potassium salts (desensitizing agent)

reduce the depolarization of the nerve membrane

potassium nitrate dentrifice containing fluoride available OTC

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fluorides (desensitizing agent)

CaF₂ crystals within the dentinal tubule decrease lumen diameter

create a barrier by blocking open dentinal tubules

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oxalates - potassium and ferric (desensitizing agent)

decrease the lumen diameter

block open dentinal tubules

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gluteraldehyde (desensitizing agent)

decrease lumen diameter

can be combined with hydrophilic resin to seal tubules

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calcium phosphate (desensitizing agent)

caries control, reduce demineralization

occludes dentinal tubule openings

aka novamin, MI paste (recaldent)

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arginine and calcium carbonate (desensitizing agent)

occludes the dentinal tubules

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mouthrinses

0.63% stannous fluoride

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gels

5,000 ppm fluoride