Coronal Polishing Practice Test

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A _____ is a point of support that works as a lever for movement.

Fulcrum

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A stain that is dull and yellowish-brown in color is caused by

Inadequate toothpaste or poor hygiene.

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Black Stain

Has no relationship to poor oral hygiene.

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Exogenous stains are caused by environmental sources and are classified into subdivisions, including which of the following?

Intrinsic stains and Extrinsic stains

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How is the rubber cup placed?

Flat against the tooth

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If scaling the teeth is indicated before polishing, who performs the scaling?

DDS or RDH

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Some polishing agents come as powders to be mixed with water or mouthwash. What consistency works most effectively?

Slurry

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The term fulcrum is used to describe the placement of the _____ finger of the hand to stabilize the handpiece or instrument being used.

Third

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What is the Theory of Selective Polishing?

Polish the teeth that have stains.

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What is the purpose of the coronal polishing technique?

To remove plaque and stains from the coronal surfaces of the teeth

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Supervised night guard bleaching

Is effective on extrinsic stains.

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Rubber cup polishing __________ recommended to remove intrinsic stains.

Is not

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Light stains on the tooth surface can be removed with which material?

Superfine silex

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The coronal polishing procedure is indicated

Prior to dental dam placement.

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The technique of polishing only those teeth with plaque or stain is called

Selective polishing.

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Coronal polishing is not recommended for a patient with tuberculosis because the

Aerosol from the handpiece may spread the bacteria.

Procedure may cause bacteremia.

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The prophy angle is held in a ____ grasp.

Pen

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For coronal polishing, the recommended low-speed handpiece speed is ____ rpm.

20,000

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Tetracycline is an example of an _________ stain.

Intrinsic

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A bristle brush should not be used on cementum or dentin because the surface is

Soft and easily grooved.

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Plaque and stains are removed from the interproximal areas with

Dental floss.

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To avoid injury to the gingival tissue, the rubber cup stroke should be directed

Away from the gingival tissue.

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When moving the rubber polishing cup from one area to another, you should use what type of motion?

Patting and Wiping

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The occlusal surfaces of the teeth are polished using a

Bristle brush

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To polish the buccal surfaces of the maxillary left quadrant, the patient's head is turned _____ the operator.

Upward and toward

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When polishing the lingual surfaces of the maxillary anterior, the operator would be seated at the ______ o'clock position.

8 to 9

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When performing a coronal polish, the left-handed operator is seated at the ________ o'clock position.

3 to 4

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Teeth that have been properly polished

Glossy and Reflect light

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Which of the following should be done when polishing the buccal surfaces of the maxillary right posterior sextant?

Establish a fulcrum on the maxillary right incisors.

Have the patient tip his or her head up and slightly away from you.

Hold the dental mirror in your left hand.

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The most common of the extrinsic stains found in children is

Green