DA Dental Charting review Chapter 14
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| Charting in most offices is the method of recording conditions in the patients oral cavity. T/F | True
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| The initial charting/recording the conditions of the patients oral cavity is normally accomplished during the patients first examination. T/F | True
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| Forensics dentistry also uses the patients dental record to provide information and to identify individuals involved in homicides. T/F | True
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| The chart that shows the crown of the tooth, the crown and a small portion of the root, or crown and the complete root is called geometric. T/F | False
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| The most commonly used chart is one with diagrams of the teeth that may show an anatomic or geometric representation of the teeth. T/F | True
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| The space between two adjacent teeth in the same dental arch is called a diastema. T/F | True...if they are the central incisors.
It is called open contact if between other teeth than the centrals.
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| __________ dentistry uses patients dental records to identify individuals involved in a tradgedy. A. Pediatric B. Orthodontic C. Prosthodontic D. Forensic | D. forensic
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| Most dental charts will show 1. anatomic representation of teeth 2. geometric representation of the teeth 3. cavity classification 4. Primary dentition 5. abbreviated tooth surfaces 6. permanent dentition | 1,2,4,6
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| The________is the most common numbering system in the U.S. a. Universal b. FDI c. ISO d. Palmer | a. Universal
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| How many original standard classifications of cavities were developed by G.V. Black? a.2 b.3 c.4 d.5 | d.5
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| Which cavities are referred to as simple? | class I, class V and class VI
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| A_________cavity involves the incisal and or an occlusal edge worn away due to abrasion. | class VI
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| WHAT IS THE ABBREVIATION FOR MESIO-OCCLUSAL-DISTO-BUCCO-LINGUAL | MODBL
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| The attatching sides of a bridge are called? | abutments
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| The portion of the bridge that replaces the missing tooth is called? | a pontic
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| __________is a term used to identify a localized area of infection | abcess
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| All teeth support one another.________can occur when a tooth is removed and a space is created. | Drifting
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| __________refers to an area that does not yet show decay, but the surface has begun to decalcify | Incipient
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| __________is the result if excessive restorative material | an overhang
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| What prosthetic device replaces missing teeth by metal framework and artificial teeth? | partial denture
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| Sulcus depth of______is normal | 1-3 millimeters
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| the charting color for work to be done is... | red
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| the charting color for completed or existing work is... | blue
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| which numbering system gives primary teeth a letter or a "d" with a number? | universal
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| what type of restoration is outlined and filled in solidly with blue? | amalgam or alloy
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| which restoration would be charted with swervy lines? | stainless steel
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| Composite restorations are charted by... | outlining
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| what is a compound cavity? | a cavity involving 2 surfaces
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| a mesio-occlusal-distal is a technical term for a ___________cavity restoration | complex
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| In this numbering system the permanent teeth are numbered 1-8 in each quadrant | palmer
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