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spoon excavators, hatchets, chisel , gingival margin trimmers are?
Cutting Instruments
Parts of hand instrument?
Handle (shaft)
Shank
Blade (nib)
Most Handles are? diameter
5.5mm
Joins handle to blade?
Classified by number of angles
Shank
-Angles of the shank are designed so the cutting edge of the blade lies within 2-3 mm of the axis of the handle.
Shank balance
resists rotation
increases effectiveness of the blade
reduces potential damage of tooth/soft tissue
Refers to a shank in which two or more angles are required to bring the working end of the instrument to near alignment with the axis of the handle
Contra-angled instruments (shank)
Instrument Formulas:
-Primary cutting edge is at right angle to long axis of blade?
-Primary cutting edge is not at a right angle to the long axis of the blade, curved instruments
Three number formula
Four number formula
Width of blade in tenths of?
length of blade in?
angle of blade to handle in?
mm
mm
centigrade
Circle divided in to 360 parts?
divided in to 100 parts?
Astronomical Circle
Centigrade Circle
Non-cutting instruments:
blade is replaced by?
nib
blade and cutting edge are on a plane w/the long axis of the handle
-cleav/shave enamel in vertical direction and smooth gingival floor in class 2 preaparations
-Right/left cutting
Hatchet (enamel)
Primarily used on Max teeth
blades rotated 45degrees from the plane of the long axis of the handle
Off-angle Hatchet
Removal of carious dentin
Spoon excavators
primarily for cutting/smoothing enamel
-angle <12.5 centigrade of blade to handle
chisels
Planing preparation walls
-forming line angle
-angle >12.5 centigrade of blade handle
Hoe Excavator
Designed to produce a proper bevel on gingival enamel margins of proximal-occlusal preparations
-beveling axiopulpal line angle
-mesial/distal <85/>90 c
-angled in two directions r/l
Gingival margin trimmers
shape amalgam and composite
Carver
condense smooth and finish filling margins
-bend cast gold restorations
-shape metal matrix bands
Burnishers
Double/single-ended instrument to carry triturated amalgam to prep.
Amalgam carrier
greatest delicacy of touch and stability grip?
modified pen grasp
used in patients mouth for increased control
-commonly used in lab
Palm-thumb grasp
Principles of Sharpening (7)
clean
proper bevel angle
light pressure
use rest or guide
remove little amount of metal
lightlt hone unbeveled side of blade
re-sterilize afterwards
types of sharpening stationary stone
Microcrystalline quartz (arkansas stone)
Silicon carbide
Aluminum Oxide
Bur types:
carbide harder than steel
-more efficient for intra-coronal preps, removal of restorative materials and tentive features.

-more efficient for extra-coronal preps, beveling enamel margins, and enalmeloplasty
Tungsten Carbide
Diamond
Bur Cutting:
1.) used for high/low speed cutting
2.) originally developed for fissure burs to obtain adequate cutting effectiveness at low speeds.
used at high speeds, produce unduly rough surfaces.
Can be used to remove old restorations
Fissure
Cross-Cut Fissure
bur numbering is based upon ? of bur (ANSI)
Size (diameter)
(ISO) bur numbered based upon size and ? of bur
shape
Bur cutting surfaces:
side toward the direction of cutting (clockwise)
-side away from direction of cutting?
Rake Face
Clearance Face
Angle created by rake face and the radius of the bur
-If rake face is ahead of radius, rake angle is said to be negative
Bur Rank Angle
Most important design characteristic of bur blade
Increases life expectancy of bur
Most effective performance w/ high/low speed ranges
Negative Rake Angle
Produces more acute angle on edge of blade
Used to cut softer, weaker tooth structure (caries)
Will leave irregular surface in sound enamel/dentin
-blade chips and dulls rapidly
Positive Rake Angle