Coronal Polishing (Chapter 58 Mda)

Front 1

The portion of the tooth that is visible in the oral cavity

Back 1

Clinical Crown

Front 2

Technique used to remove plaque and stains from the coronal surfaces of teeth

Back 2

Rubber Cup Polishing

Front 3

An oral prophylaxis includes

Back 3

Removal Of Calculus And Debris

Front 4

What is the most common technique for stain removal

Back 4

Rubber Cup Polishing

Front 5

What grasp is used to hold the handpiece

Back 5

Pen Grasp

Front 6

What precaution should be taken when on is using a bristle brush

Back 6

Not To Traumatize The Tissue

Front 7

Paste recommended for use on filled hybrid composites and resin restorations

Back 7

Aluminum Oxide Paste

Front 8

Paste recommended for use on only porcelain

Back 8

Sapphire & Diamond Paste

Front 9

Metallic stains can be intrinsic and/or extrinsic

Back 9

True

Front 10

Paste used for metallic restorations and enamel

Back 10

Tin Oxide

Front 11

Paste used for gold restorations, exposed dentin, and tooth colored restorations, and enamel

Back 11

Zirconium Silicate

Front 12

Name of the powder used in air-powder polishing

Back 12

Sodium Bicarbonate

Front 13

What are the 5 indications for coronal polishing

Back 13

Before Placement Of:

Dental Sealants

Dental Dam

Orthodontic Bands

Cementation Of Crowns & Bridges

Acid Etching Solution

Front 14

What are the 4 contraindications for coronal polishing

Back 14

No Stains

High Caries Risk

Sensitive Teeth

Newly Erupted Teeth

Front 15

Reddish-brown stains caused by what and is it intrinsic or extrinsic

Back 15

Extrinsic

Chlorhexidine (Prescription Mouth Rinse)

Front 16

How to minimize frictional heat when polishing

Back 16

Replenish The Polishing Agent

Front 17

How to minimize frictional heat when using powder mix polishing paste

Back 17

Should Be As Wet As Possible

Front 18

Agent used to polish heavily stained tooth surfaces

Back 18

Silex (Silicon Dioxide)

Front 19

Agent used to remove light stains on tooth enamel

Back 19

Super-Fine Silex

Front 20

Agent used for persistent stains, like tobacco stains

Back 20

Fine Pumice

Front 21

What speed, pressure, & motion should you use when polishing

Back 21

Slow Speed

Intermittent Pressure

Overlapping Stroke

Front 22

What position should the operators arms be at

Back 22

Waist Level & Even With The Patients Mouth

Front 23

The right handed operator is positioned at what clock position

Back 23

8 to Noon

Front 24

The left handed operator is positioned at what clock position

Back 24

Noon to 4

Front 25

Paste used to remove stains form the enamel

Back 25

Flour Of Pumice

Front 26

Paste used to whiten the teeth

Back 26

Chalk (Calcium Carbonate)

Front 27

What is the motion/pressure ued when coronal polishing

Back 27

Intermittent Strokes

Front 28

What part of the rubber cup dose the polishing?

Back 28

The Edges

Front 29

What factors increase the rate of abrasion?

Back 29

Amount Of Abrasive Agent Used

Amount Of Pressure Applied

Rotation Speed

Front 30

What stain occurs in patients with poor oral hygiene were plaque collects?

Back 30

Brown/Yellow

Front 31

What stain is located on the cerivcal 1/3 of maxillary anterior labials?

Back 31

Green

Front 32

What stain follows the contour of the gingival 1mm about the crest?

Back 32

Black Line

Front 33

What stain is gummy and found on the lingual of anterior teeth?

Back 33

Brown/Yellow

Front 34

What intrinsic stain is grayish-brown and caused by an antibiotic?

Back 34

Tetracycline