Week 7 (Chapter 26): Powered instrumentation technique with paried piezo tips

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Which surfaces of the Piezo tip are effective and safe for instrumentation?

Only the lateral surfaces of the tip.

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How should a Piezo tip be adapted to the tooth surface for proper use?

The lateral surface of the tip should be adapted to the tooth, similar to a universal curet.

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What do the terms right and left refer to when describing curved ultrasonic power tips?

The direction of the working end's curvature.

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What does 'Transverse Orientation' mean when using curved Piezo tips?

Positioning the lateral surface of the tip crosswise to the long axis of the tooth.

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Where is the slim working end of a curved Piezo tip most effective at removing deposits?

Above and slightly below the gingival margin.

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When using a curved Piezo tip in a vertical orientation, how is the working end positioned?

Parallel to the long axis of the tooth with the lateral surface against the tooth.

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The vertical orientation of a Piezo tip is most clinically similar to which hand instrument technique?

Universal curet in a toe-down position.

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True or False: The same curved Piezo tip can be used in both Transverse and Vertical orientations.

True