b. imaging of the entire arch \n c. ID bony pathology \n d. All of the above
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a. Predictability of implant placement
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b. imaging of the entire arch
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c. ID bony pathology
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d. All of the above - D
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CBCT should be used to analyze all of the following except:
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a. PA cyst
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b. Endodontic pathology
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c. Tooth anatomy
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d. Fibroma - Fibroma
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A \__________________-driven tx plan is created by placing implants in a n ideal relationship to the planned dental restorations and associated supporting bone - prosthetically
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Software we use for implants - Invivo
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For every 1mm. of palatal positioning, the implant should be placed an additional __mm apically - 1
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Depth of implant: \____mm from adjacent CEJ
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If implant is placed too deep\= - 3-4
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black triangles
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Biologic width\= 2.5-3.2mm
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\>4mm\= - Challenging and insufficient for development
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Insufficiently supported, long term soft tissue complications (deep pockets/recession)
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The \_______ platform diameter that fits within the normal root contours should be selected.
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The platform should be placed \___mm apically and \___mm lingually to the buccal emergence point. - largest
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3,1
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What is the key determinant for implant position? - Buccal CEJ or FGM
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Presence of interdental papilla
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Contact point to crest of bone:
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5mm or less
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6mm
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56%
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27%
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Buccal bone thickness- implants should be minimum - 1.5-2mm
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Minimum distance between implants.
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Between implant and tooth - 3mm
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1.5mm
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A carrier that transfers the pre-operative plan from a CBCT to the patient for the actual surgery - Digital surgical guide
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To achieve an acceptable clinical outcome, the guide should be \________ driven - prosthetically
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Conventionally, a \___________ was duplicated and used as a guide for implant placement. - waxed tooth
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CAD CAM stands for - Computer aided design
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Computer aided manufacture
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Printing\= \___________ process
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Milling\= \__________ process - additive
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subtractive
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Uses UV laser to polmerize the drops of resin to desired shape - Sterolithography
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Applies drops of polymerizable polymer to the building platform - Triple injecting technology (Polyjet)
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Uses a digital projector as a light source to polymerize the liquid resin layer by layer across the platform - Digital light processing (DLP)
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Relatively new method uses projecting images in a continuous sequence - Continuous liquid interface production (CLIP)
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Before using a surgical guide, what must you do? - Place and glue guide sleeves into the printed part and sterilizing in autoclave
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\_______ guide:
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2mm sleeves
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Guides only the initial osteotomy
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No guided kit needed - Pilot drill
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Rests over the teeth
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Can be used for long span and short span partially edentulous arches - Tooth supported guide