DA 24 Unit V Coronal Polishing Review

How are intrinsic stains classified?

Common name for calculus:

When switching from one adjacent tooth to another, be careful not to injure:

Where is plaque found?

To prevent breakage upon accidental dropping, hold a patient's appliance over:

Complete removal of plaque and extrinsic stains

For proper stability and control handpiece:

The most common intrinsic stain:

Where must full and partial denture be kept?

Plaque can cause:

What can be used for stability and control of the handpiece?

Periodontal disease is caused by:

A RDA should ______ before beginning a Coronal Polish procedure

The type of floss recommended if a patient has large gaps between their teeth:

To prevent distortion, full and partial dentures should be kept:

When should assistant review the patient's medical history?

Stains that are primarily located on children's maxillary anterior teeth:

Plaque can be located with the use of:

Purpose of polishing agents: give luster to the tooth, ____ and _____

Plaque is composed of: Bacteria, saliva, ___, and _____

Primary function of mouth mirror:

Hard mineral deposit:

Polishing agent used for gold and metal restorations outside of the mouth:

Disclosing agent that is contraindicated for Diabetes

Cavitron:

What does direct supervision mean?

Portion of the tooth visible in the oral cavity

Used to remove plaque interproximally

Example of endogenous, intrinsic stain:

The proper motion to be used with the rubber cup:

Oral Prophylaxis is preventive procedure of scaling and polishing which includes:

Instrument used to remove calculus

When polishing teeth, utilize a:

Stain found primarily located on children's maxillary anterior teeth:

When should teeth be disclosed:

A clinging film that holds bacteria to the teeth

Dangers of plaque includes: Gingival irritation; Stain Accumulation, ___ and ____

Areas that are prime candidate for plaque build-up:

In California, who can legally remove calculus?

Why must plaque be removed?