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CP Exam Study Answer
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| use ___________ for esthetic restoration | Aluminum oxide polishing paste |
| Regular prophy paste can __________ | scratch or damage composite/pocelain surfaces |
| Precleaning removes ____________ so surfaces can be properly disinfected | Debris and plaque |
| what helps reduce plaque on lingual and facial surface | toothbrushing |
| what is used for the fulcrum with the modified pen gr | ring finger |
| primary teeth begin erupting at | 6 months |
| incorrect flossing can damage | gingiva/interdental paplla |
| fulcrum on a | stable tooth surface close to the working area |
| recommended handwashing time | 20 seconds |
| chewing after an amalgam restoration | fracture or weaken the restoration before it fully sets |
| first PPE to put on | gown |
| first PPE to take off | gloves |
| slow-speed handpiece | 0-20000 rpm |
| low-speed handpiece | 40000rpm |
| patient eyewear protects from | splatter |
| 1-2 seconds per stroke | prevent heat buildup and enamel damage |
| start polishing at the | MX right posterior |
| use a ______________ to chack for disclosing agent | mouth mirror and good lighting |
| demineralizatin appears as | chalky white spot on enamel |
| use ______________ on a mildy sensitive tooth | fine grit or desentising prophy paste |
| start on the ________________ | MX right posterior |
| _________ can check if disclosing agent remains | explorer |
| use the __________________- near the gingival margin | edge of the prophy cup or dental floss |
| Safety data sheet provides | information about chemical safety, hazards, and handling |
| the __________- is the immovable structure of the face | Maxilla |
| space between the tooth and free gingival | gingival sulcus |
| the v shaped space around the contact area between adjacent teeth | embrasure |
| plaque and sugars produce | acids |
| plaque and bacteria form | biofilm |
| SDS should be | accessible in the clinical area |
| air polishing removes stain | faster and with less direct tooth contact |
| procedures limited to dentist an hygienist | scaling and root planning |
| chart | areas polished observations and patient instruction given |
| air polishers contain | sodium bicarbonate powder, water and air |
| removes light extrinsic stains | prophy paste with a rubber cup |
| petroleum jelly | should be applied to the hips |
| closing lips on a saliva ejector may cause _______ _____- potentially spreading diseases such as _________-- | backflow contamination, hepatitis |
| 150 BPM is | tachycardia |
| this is _____ _______- of pathogens | cross-contaminiation |
| dentition with both primary and permanent teeth | mixed dentition |
| SDS must be in a clinical room for | quick references to chemical hazards and emergency procedures |
| a ________ __________ is any surface touched during treatment | clinical surface |
| fulcrum on a ______ ______ ___ such as ___- ___- when polishing # 24-25 | nearby stable tooth # 23 #26 |
| clinical disinfection use | intermediate-level disinfection |
| should not be in the health history chart | irrelevant personal or financial information |
| are not removalbe by polishing | intrinsic stains |
| final step after coronal polishing | flossing |
| patient should be given | protective eyewear |
| demineralized enamel is weak ; polishing could | remove enamel and worsen the lesion |
| plaque can begin forming | within 4-12 hour =s after eating |
| stage of full bon eloss | advanced periodontitis |
| start polishing at the | MX right posterior |
| stains outside the tooth | extrinsic |
| stains inside the tooth | intrinsic |
| Coronal polish products include | manufacturer instruction ingredients and SDS informatipn |
| for MX arch polishing the assistant is typically around the | 10-12 o clock position |
| commonly work around the 8-9 o clock | a right handed assistant |
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