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What are general features of primary molars that make them different from permanent teeth |
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What are major features for the crowns of primary teeth vs permanent teeth |
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Why is it easy to loose your proximal box on class II when prepping primary teeth |
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Why should you limit the intracoronal size of your primary restorations |
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How does the interproximal tooth anatomy of primary molars affect its caries risk and management |
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How does the buccal surface of primary molars affect restorative considerations |
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How does the anatomy offer advantages to restoring primary incisors |
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What affect does thinner enamel on primary teeth have on the caries process |
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How does the enamel rod orientation on primary teeth affect restorative needs |
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How does dentin tubules of primary teeth affect restorative demands |
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What are features of primary teeth pulp anatomy and what restorative considerations should one keep in mind |
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What are some anatomical features of the roots of primary teeth and how does it affect our restorative demands |
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What should be the standard for clinical assessment to determine if caries is present and why Define: sensitivity and specificity |
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Why is caries rate so high in children's occlusal surfaces |
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What does the evidence suggest when comparing glass ionomer sealants vs : RMGI, Resin sealants and resin based composite sealant |
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What is the ada statement on bpa and dental materials |
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what is ada statement on safety as it relates to bpa and dental materials |
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How does ada recommended limiting bpa and derivatives from dental resins Where is the bpa found in the dental material |
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How are resin sealants hardened How do you check your curing light |
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Polymerization of resin sealants 1-how chemically cured sealant polymerized 2-How does darker shades affect polymerization 3- what is the effects of unpolymerized monomer 4- what can be found in some sealants |
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Is enameloplasty recommended in sealant placement? Why or why not |
Sealants placement should not require removal of enamel, except Minimally in some circumstances enameloplasty may remove the last enamel overlying Dentin in pits and fissures leaving the tooth more susceptible |
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What are factors that affect the cure of sealants |
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What are some general differences in the different types of sealants materials |
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What is the difference and similarities of the Prr and the ar techniques |
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1-In the icon interproximal technique how do you separate the tooth 2-What type of rubber dam should be used |
1- with the supplied green wedge or a ortho separator 5-7 days before tx 2-use natural latex, or specific non latex rubber dam |
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How does icon work to improve esthetics and stop caries progression |
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What is primary, secondary, and tertiary caries prevention |
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What is the shift away from amalgams contributed to |
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What is the composition of amalgams and what is the function of each component |
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What is a unique property of amalgams as it relates to marginal seal |
1 Amalgam is the only restorative material in which the marginal seal improves with Time |
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What did the fda do in 2009 in regards to amalgams |
In 2009 the fda reclassified amalgam as a class 2 device having some risk due to possible harm from Mercury content |
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Amalgam safety What is the primary risk for dental personal How is amalgams eliminated from body How can dental personnel limit amalgam exposure |
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What are the indications for amalgams |
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What are considerations for amalgam pre design Isthmus width Ideal prep depth Axial wall and gingival seat depth Proximal box Buccolingual walls
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What are the trituration and condensation considerations with amalgams preps? -Undertituration, or high trituration speeds |
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What is the longevity of amalgams when compared to composites |
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How does particle size affect the composite properties describe the different use of microfilled ,hybrid, and flowable and their properties |
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What are the prep modication to composites that are not needed for amalgam |
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What are key features for rbc technique |
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What is the function etch How does etching primary and perm tooth compare How does etching enamel affect bond strength |
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What are the functions of filler particles in resins |
Reduce polymerization shrink decrease coefficient of thermal expansion Increase hardness |
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How can you reduce polymerization shrinkage in RBC And where does the composite shrink |
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Adhesives How does it bond to the tooth Primary tooth bond vs permanent tooth When should it be placed when placing a gi base/liner and why |
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What are some advantages to glass ionomer |
The chemical bond to enamel and dentin is through chelation Biologically compatible w/connective tissue |
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What are the categories of glass ionomer |
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What happens if glass ionomer cement is mixed too thick |
Insufficient water will be available to complete reaction and dentin sensitivity will be encountered as water is taken away from dentin |
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What are disadvantages of glass ionomer |
Technique sensitive- moisture inhibition/desiccation Bond strength less than that of composite/dentin bonding Brittle Prone to porosity Surface finish is not as smooth Prone to porosity |
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What are important findings discovered from studies on GIC |
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What is the purpose the dentin conditioning |
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What is the hydration/dehydration step and what is it's purpose in GIC |
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What are the 3 essential parameters for successful GIC |
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RMGI 1- what is it 2- how is it hardened 3- what are the properties of it |
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What is the sandwich technique and what are its advantages |
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What are some prep design considerations in RMGI |
Conditioning dentin may improve success rate No cavosurface bevel- bevels leads to high marginal fracture and in not recommended RMGI placed w/out occlusal dovetails (box only) more likely to show adhesive failure |
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How does RMGI release fluoride And where is it found in the ionomer |
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What are the characteristics of compomer |
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What are the advantages of compomer |
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What are the disadvantages of compomer |
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What are major factors of bond strength |
Dentin histology is a major factor in bond strength Factors: smear layer Dentinal tubules density size and. Length Dentin sclerosis ( caries affected) Has reduced penetration of. Bonding agent |
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What are considerations to ssc |
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What are indications for ssc in primary teeth |
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What are the indications for ssc for permanent dentition |
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What is the association of gingival health and ssc |
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In prepping an ssc for primary teeth how much occlusal reduction is needed, and how far subginivally should the crown seat |
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What are some after effects of GIC luting cement |
Can cause post OP sensitivity due to low initial ph and relatively slow set |
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Using calcium hydroxide as a base 1- what are its properties 2-what should be used with calcium hydroxide when used as liner/base, |
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What are properties of zoe |
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What are the differences between art and itr How is the technique performed What are common failure reasons |
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What pediatric patients may Benefit from having implants early and what the youngest age you may possibly consider implants an why |
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What are potential problems for the use of implants in children |
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How would maxillary growth be affected by implant placement |
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How would implant placement affect mandibular growth |
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How would you assess growth for implant placement |
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When placing implant in a young child, what type of infant would be best and why |
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What are the reduction dimensions for prepping a strip crown |
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What are advantages zirconia crowns |
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Odontogenic infections 1- what are common causes of upper and lower facial swelling 2- when are antibiotics indicated 3-complications of odontogenic infections include? |
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What type of bacteria commonly found during inoculation, cellulitis and abscess |
Inoculation =aerobic Cellulitis = mixed Abscess = anaerobic |
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When should extract primary max. Canines due to position of perm. Canines and how should you follow up |
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How should you handle supernumerary teeth - when should you extract and why - males vs females - mandible vs maxilla - what type of mesioden has the best chance of spontaneous eruption |
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What are the different classifications of maxillary frenulum and when is a frenectomy indicated |
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Sutures 1-types of suture needles 2-types of sutures |
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