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15 Cards in this Set

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Handle/Shaft
use for holding the instrument
Shank
located between the handle and the working end of the instrument
curvature

STRAIGHT
anterior teeth
curvature

CONTRA ANGLED
posterior teeth
The longer the shank is the better it is used for _______ pockets?
deeper pockets
Functional Shank
Allows the working end to be adapted to the tooth surface
(Entire shank)
Terminal Shank
portion of the shank between the blade and the first bend
Working end/blade
does the work of the instrument
(tip or toe)
scalers
supragingival calculus (above)
Curettes
supragingival AND subgingival calculus (above and beloe)
Adaptation
the relationship between the working end of the instrument and the tooth surface
Angulation
the angle formed by the working end of an instrument with the surface of the tooth
70 degrees
insertion
using a CLOSED blade (0 degree angulation
if the angulation of less than 45 degrees, what will happen?
BURNISH calculus
if the angulation of more than 90 degrees what will happen?
tramatizes the tissue