Introduction to Restorative Dentistry 낱말 카드

Restorative

Does restorative or operative dentistry have a broad scope?

Operative

What is a subset of restorative dentistry?

Restorative

Does operative or restorative have a goal to rehabilitate the oral cavity after disease, injury, or wear?

Operative

Does operative or restorative have a goal to restore the tooths function and integrity while preserving as much natural structure as possible?

Non-carious and carious

What are the subsets of operative dentistry?

Attrition, abrasion, erosion, abfraction

What are examples of non-carious lesions that require restorative dentistry?

Carious

What describes a multifactorial disease that needs the diseased tissue to be removed?

Cavity preparation

What describes the process of mechanical alteration to remove the diseased tooth structure?

Restoration

What describes the process of using dental material to restore back function and morphology of the missing part of the tooth structure?

Direct restoration

What type of restoration involves dental material placed in a soft state directly in cavity preparation to restore contour before it sets hard?

Indirect restoration

What type of restoration is fabricated outside the oral cavity then cemented or bonded to the tooth?

Coronal polishing

What describes cleaning external surface of teeth?

Greater

The ______________ number of blades, the smoother the finish.

End cutting

What describes a bur head design that only carries the cutting surface on the tip?

Cross cut

What describes a bur head design that has high cutting action?

Abrasive cutting

What describes a bur head design that has small diamond particles held together within a softer matrix?

Crown preparations

What are diamond burs used for?

Examination instruments (non cutting)

What instruments are used to examine the teeth, soft tissue, and hard tissue? Examples include a mirror, explorer, and periodontal probe.

Hand cutting instruments

What instruments are used to refine the walls of the tooth preparation to receive the restoration?

Restorative instruments (non-cutting)

What instruments are used to insert dental material in the cavity preparation and carve back the tooth contour?

Accessory instruments

What instruments are used to aid to complete the procedure?

(1) Width, (2) length, (3) angle of the blade

Using blacks instrument formula, what would the 3 number formula be?

(1) Width, (2) angle of cutting edge, (3) length, (4) angle of the blade

Using blacks instrument formula, what would the 4 number formula be?

Class I

Using G.V. Blacks caries identification guidelines, what class would these caries fall into?

- Pit and fissures of occlusal surfaces of premolars or molars

- Buccal or lingual pits/fissures of molars

- Lingual pit near the cingulum of the maxillary incisors

Class II

Using G.V. Blacks caries identification guidelines, what class would these caries fall into?

- Involving the proximal surfaces (mesial and distal) of premolars or molars

Class III

Using G.V. Blacks caries identification guidelines, what class would these caries fall into?

- Proximal (mesial and distal) surfaces of incisors and canines

Class IV

Using G.V. Blacks caries identification guidelines, what class would these caries fall into?

- Proximal surfaces of incisors and canines, but also will involve the incisal edge

Class V

Using G.V. Blacks caries identification guidelines, what class would these caries fall into?

- Gingival third (the cervical area near the gingiva) of the facial or lingual surfaces of any tooth

Class VI

Using G.V. Blacks caries identification guidelines, what class would these caries fall into?

- Involve the incisal edges of anterior teeth and the cusp tips of posterior teeth (rare caries)