Cleaning and Shaping II

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cleaning and shaping is what type of preparation?

chemo-mechanical

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syringes: must use _______ lock attachment to prevent NaOCl accidents

Luer

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needles: must reach ____-____ mm from WL or at least in apical 1/3 to be effective

1-2 mm

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minimal #______ required for the irrigant to reach WL

#30

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irrigation methods that create positive pressure (3)

1. syringe-needle

2. sonic device

3. ultrasonic cleaning

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irrigation methods that create negative pressure (2)

1. endovac

2. wide spectrum sound energy

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wide spectrum sound energy creates negative pressure = -______ & -_______ mmHg

- 13.07 mmHg

-17.19 mmHg

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wide spectrum sound energy uses what solutions (2)

1. 2% NaOCl

2. 8% EDTA

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commonly used endo irrigants (3)

1. NaOCl

2. chlorhexidine

3. EDTA

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what components of NaOCl make it bactericidal? (3)

1. pH

2. chlorine ion

3. hypoclorous acid

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what component of NaOCl makes it tissue dissolving?

chlorine ion

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tissue dissolving: chlorine ion

_________ tissue >> _________ tissue

necrotic

vital

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NaOCl advantages (3)

1. antimicrobial

2. tissue dissolving

3. inexpensive

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NaOCl mode of action:

NaOCl has ______ pH ( >____)

high

> 11

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NaOCl mode of action:

neutralization of _______ by NaOH →

AA

water & salt

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NaOCl mode of action:

_____________ acid formation (oxidizer) → AA degradation & hydrolysis → bactericidal

hypoclorous acid (HClO or HOCl)

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NaOCl mode of action:

____________ reaction by HOCl → _____________ → antimicrobial/ inhibits cell metabolism

chloramination

chloramines

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NaOCl volume = ____-____ cc per canal

3-5

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methods to avoid NaOCl extrusion (3)

1. irrigating needle loosely placed inside canal moving up-and-down to prevent binding

2. side-vented needle

3. depth of insertion

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3. depth of insertion

solution travels < ____ mm ahead of tip

1 mm

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NaOCl interactions:

1. Dentin

↓ antimicrobial activity

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NaOCl interactions:

2. EDTA

↓ free chlorine → ↓ tissue dissolving ability

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NaOCl interactions:

3. Chlorhexidine

makes 4-chloroaniline (PCA) orange precipitate

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NaOCl interactions:

4. Presence of tissues

↓ bactericidal effect

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a synthetic digluconate salt & protease inhibitor

chlorhexidine

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chlorhexidine is [anionic/cationic]

cationic

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what is the pH of chlorhexidine

5.5-7

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chlorhexidine is _______________ at a high concentration (2%)

bactericidal

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chlorhexidine is _______________ at a low concentration (0.12%)

bacteriostatic

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does chlorhexidine dissolve tissues?

no

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does chlorhexidine remove the smear layer?

no

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substantivity

such a readily uptake and release of chlorhexidine leads to substantive antimicrobial activity

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chlorhexidine interactions:

1. NaOCl →

2. EDTA→

parachloraniline (PAC)

white ppt salt of CHX

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EDTA liquid solution = ____-____%

15-17%

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EDTA propterties (2)

1. chelating agent (self-limiting)

2. antimicrobial (limited)

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EDTA mode of action:

chelating agent removes

smear layer

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chelating agent removes smear layer:

→ ____-____ microns in thickness, even into tubules _____ microns

→ smear layer = ________ + ________ debris

1-2

40

organic + inorganic

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EDTA interaction with ________ → ↓ its tissue dissolving capcity by removing free chlorine

NaOCl

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EDTA use ______ ( ____ min rinse) in canal preparation to remove smear layer

followed by last copious rinse with ________

once

1 min

NaOCl

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lubricants (2)

1. liquid form glycerin

2. paste or gel form

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liquid form of glycerin: spin _________ with a file to deliver it to the _______ area

CCW

apical

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EndoGel: ____% EDTA and ____% chlorhexidine gluconate

15%

2%

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rotary files require the use of ________ form lubricant for torque reduction in ________ blocks

liquid

plastic

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is the irrigation regimen at MUSC binding or non-binding?

non-binding

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irrigation regimen at MUSC:

____-____ mm from WL

1-3 mm

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irrigation regimen at MUSC:

flow rate = ____ mL/min

4 mL/min

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irrigation regimen at MUSC:

volume = ____-____ mL/canal

3-5

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irrigation regimen at MUSC:

final rinse = _______ (1 mL) → _______ → _______ → dry with paper points

EDTA

NaOCl

saline

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irrigation regimen at MUSC:

master cone fit after?

master cone fit before?

last NaOCl

saline irrigation