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The section of the instrument that connects the handle to the working end. Part of a rotary bur that fits into handpiece; may be plain or have a latch-notched end   show
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Materials that cut or grind a surface leaving grooves and a rough surface; in powder or paste form.   show
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A tray device used to hold the small rotary instruments during use at the chair and wile being sterillized; may metallic or resin and have or not have a cover.   show
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Chair appliance, usually electrically powered, that rises, lowers and tilts to provide easy accesss and proper vision;may be a lounge or upright chair style. Most chairs are operated by foot controls to eliminate hand use and contamination.   show
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Smooth-ended bur, held in the handpiece by the friction grip chuck   show
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Rotary bur that fits into a right or contra-angled handpiece   show
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Rods of various lengths used in low speed handpieces, mandrels are available in three shanks; latch, friction grip, or straight. Rotary instrument that holds abrasive or treated wheels and disks.   show
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Cut part off, lop off; shortened burs   show
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A technique used for specific dental procedures to remove micro amounts of tooth sturcure in the cavity preperation.   show
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Attached head for the low-speed handpiece; contra-angles hold burs, discs, stones, rubber cups and brushes for intraoral and extraoral procedures; types of Tofflemire retainer, placed on the lingual side, angled slightly to clear the anterior teeth   show
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Handpieces used to polish teeth and restorations, remove soft carious material, and define cavity margins and walls; achieve between 6,000 and 25,000 rpm   show
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Small prophalaxis handpiece rotary angle with a 90-degree angle head; has a limited opening in the working end for polishing cups or brush placement   show
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Layout of dental equiptment and material   show
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Double ended instrument used for excavating or carving   show
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Hand instrument for removing subgingival calculus, smoothing the root surface, and remove the soft tissue lining of the peridontal pocket. Round-tipped blade instrument with a longer extended neck and two cutting edges   show
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A double-ended instrument with a probe-marking tip on one end and a pen on the opposite end   show
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Instruments used to remove gingival tissue during periodontal surgery; also known as gingivectomy knives   show
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Hand instrument use to cary plastic (moveable) amalgam to a restorative site   show
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Formula developed by G.V Black to standardize the exact size and angulation of an instrument   show
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Tweezer-like pinchers used to transport materials to or from the mouth   show
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Used for relection, retraction and visual ovservation; supplied in various sizes and may have plain faces or faces that magnify the view; some are solid, one piece; others have cone screw-in handles   show
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