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Which should be done if a sealant is found to be partially lost during a subsequent examination? Freshen the remaining portion of sealant adjacent to the lost portion, re-etch the enamel, and apply new sealant to replace the missing portion.
Which statement describes why pits and fissures are more susceptible to decay than smooth surfaces? All of the above are reasons pits and fissures are susceptible.
What is the primary purpose of pit and fissure sealants? To prevent decay on recently erupted teeth
Sealant material should not be stored in proximity to ____-containing products. eugenol
How often does the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommend that radiographic imaging be performed for children at high risk for tooth decay? 6 months
What is the most common technique for stain removal? Rubber cup polishing
What is the most common cause of sealant loss? Moisture contamination during placement
How will a dentist restore a severely decayed and endodontically treated primary tooth? Stainless steel crowns
Which type of stain can be removed from the surfaces of the teeth? Red wine stain
Which type of sealant is polymerized by photo initiators in the resin that are sensitive to light Light-cured
A right-handed operator generally begins seated at the ____ o’clock position, and a left-handed operator begins seated at the _____ o’clock position. 8; 3
The lingual surfaces of the maxillary right quadrant are polished with the patient’s head positioned ______ the operator. up and toward
What is the purpose of a fulcrum? To provide stability for the operator’s hand
Which teeth would be the most likely candidates for sealants? Primary molars with deep pits and fissures
How should a bristle brush be used? Apply lightly to the tooth surface while revolving at the lowest speed.
Black stain has no relationship to poor oral hygiene.
Which type of restoration would be used for full coverage of a primary tooth? Stainless steel crown
Which of the following represents an endogenous stain? Tetracycline stain
Which statement is correct regarding selective polishing? The abrasive agent used during coronal polishing actually removes a small amount of the fluoride-rich outer enamel layer.
What is the claimed benefit of fluoride-released sealant materials? They create a fluoride-rich layer that may make pits and fissures more resistant to decay. They aid in rematerializing incipient decay. Both B and C are benefits.
When polishing the mandibular arch, the patient’s chin should be _____ and the chin should be _____ for the maxillary. down; up
For which set of patients does a pediatric dentist focus on providing oral healthcare? Infants, children, and adolescents
What is the Theory of Selective Polishing? Polish the teeth that have stains.
Which type of stain is incorporated into the tooth surface and cannot be removed easily if at all? Tetracycline
A stain that is dull and yellowish-brown in color is caused by inadequate toothpaste or poor hygiene.
What is the primary reason that few children are protected by dental sealants? There is a lack of public awareness.
The first step in placing dental sealants is to _____ the surface. clean
Which type of matrix is used to restore primary teeth where a proximal surface is missing? T-band
The highest risk period for decay occurs within the first ___ years of eruption. 3
Parents should not be encouraged to put their children to bed with a bottle of milk, formula, or juice. If a bottle is required at bedtime, it should be filled with water. Both statements are correct.
How is mental age determined? The child’s level of intellectual capacity and development
Sealants are indicated for which areas? Pits and fissures
The retention of the sealant is obtained by etching the enamel with what? Phosphoric acid
When performing a pulpotomy of a primary tooth, what instrument will the dentist use to remove pulp tissue? Spoon excavator
Polishing _____ the uptake of professionally applied fluoride; therefore, polishing is _____ before fluoride application. does not improve; not necessary
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