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Coronal Polish Study Guide

TermDefinition
Dental Tape Removes bacterial plaque and thus reduces interpersonal bleeding. Dental floss is circular in shape, and dental Tape is flat
Achieve To succeed in doing or gaining something
HVE High Volume Evacuator (Large Suction)
Rheostat Foot controlled device to operate dental handpieces
Dosage indicator Work in the same manner as process indicators. They are dyes placed in the sterilization packages, and they change color when exposed to dry heat, chemical vapor, or steam for a specific amount of time
Stensen's Duct Known as parotid duct, located in an area just below and in front of the ear
Bifurcated roots division into two roots
Concave curved inward
Lines of Retzius incremental rings, like growth rings of a tree, representing variations in the deposition of the enamel matrix during formation of the tooth
Neonatal lines enamel produced prenatally contains only a few of these incremental lines
Imbrication lines slightly rigids on the cervical things of certain teeth that extends mesiodistally
Nasmyth's membrane Primary teeth may erupt with covering over the enamel, left over from the epithelium and ameloblasts, can pick up stains easily
Deciduous all baby or primary teeth
RPM Rotation/revolutions per minute
Arch Upper jaw or lower jaw
Modified pen grasp the instrument is held securely in the same manner as a pen
Modified palm grasp the instrument is held securely in the palm of the hand
Modified palm-thumb grasp the instrument is held in the palm, and the thumb is used to stabilize and guide the instruments
Non Vital tooth not living in the oral tissue and tooth structure
Tetracycline stain type of intrinsic stain can occur in the child when the mother is given tetracycline during the third trimester of pregnancy or when given in infancy and early childhood
Stroke movement of position
Intermittent breaks in the motion, allows the heat to dissipate
Sulcus Space between the tooth and the free gingiva
Alveolar bone the bone that supports the tooth in its position within the jaw, the alveolar socket is the cavity in the bone that surrounds the tooth
Epithelial attachment Tissue at the base of the sulcus where the gingiva attaches to the tooth
ANUG (Acute narcotizing ulcerative gingivitis) tissue present with bleeding, infection, pain, and a foul odor
Fluoride Prophylaxis Pastes Commercially prepared Pastes with the addition of fluoride that replace some fluoride that is lost during the polishing process
Silex Fairly abrasive; used for cleaning more heavily stained tooth surfaces
Zirconium silicate Used for cleaning and polishing tooth surfaces (this material is highly effective and does not abrade tooth enamel). Good for gold, exposed dentin and tooth colored restorations
Air polishing Uses a specially designed handpiece with a nozzle that delivers a slurry of warm water and sodium bicarbonate
Tin Oxide Used in combination with water, to make a precious metal polishing paste for high polishing on amalgam and precious metals
Superfine Silex Used for removal of light stains on tooth enamel
Flour of Pumice Made from volcanic glass; used to polish enamel, gold foil, dental amalgam, finishing acrylic denture bases in the dental laboratory
Fine Pumice Mildly abrasive; used for more persistent stains, such as tobacco stains
Bristle brushes Made from natural or synthetic materials and may be used to remove stains from the deep pits & gingival and must be used with special care. Brushes are not recommened for use on exposed cementum or dentin because these surfaces are soft and easily grooved
Chalk Also known as whiting; chalk is precipitated calcium carbonate (frequently incorporated into toothpaste and polishing pastes to whiten the teeth)
Commercial premixed preparations Contain an abrasive,water humectant (to keep the preparation moist)a binder(to prevent separation of the ingredients)flavoring agents, and color. Commercial preparations are available in small plastic containers or individual packets
Dental Tape A wide thread similar to dental floss, composed of fine, sort silk or synthetic fibers
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