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OPERATIVE DENTISTRY EXAM 1 ACCURATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
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OPERATIVE DENTISTRY EXAM 1ACCURATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
WITH SOLUTIONS 2024
How many cavity classifications. - ANSWER 6
Cavity Classification occurs in pits and fissures of the facial, lingual, and occlusal surfaces of molars and
premolars - ANSWER Class I
Cavity Classification occurs in the lingual pits of anterior maxillary teeth - ANSWER Class I
Cavity Classification Includes caries that are on the occlusal and go to the buccal or lingual groove -
ANSWER Class I
Cavity Classification: lesions occur in the proximal surfaces of posterior teeth (Molars and premolars) -
ANSWER Class II
Cavity Classification: lesions occur in the proximal surfaces of anterior teeth - ANSWER Class III
Cavity Classification: ML, DL of any anterior tooth - ANSWER Class III
Cavity Classification: occur on proximal surfaces of anterior teeth when the incisal angle requires
restoration - ANSWER Class IV
Cavity Classification When someone comes with a fractured tooth. Have to restore more than other class
bc missing more tooth structure at incisal edge - ANSWER Class IV
Cavity Classification lesions occur in smooth facial and lingual surfaces in the gingival third of teeth -
ANSWER Class V
Can occur in both the anterior and posterior teeth - ANSWER Class V
, Cavity Classification lesions are found in the pit or wear defects on the incisal edges of anterior teeth or
the cusp tips of posterior teeth - ANSWER Class VI
Cavity Classification happens when people grind their teeth or have malocclusion - ANSWER Class VI
Cavity classification not by GV Black - ANSWER Class VI
... - ANSWER Outline
Prevents movement in lateral direction, not correct if tooth fractured. - ANSWER Resistance
Prep is open enough that instrument fits into it - ANSWER Convinience
All of this must be removed from tooth structure - ANSWER Carious Dentin
What is the ideal finish of enamel walls - ANSWER ...
When should cleaning occur - ANSWER Before filling a tooth
What is used to clean a tooth? - ANSWER Air, Water, chlorhexidine
What are the 3 parts of a hand instrument? - ANSWER Blade, Shank, Shaft
Blade, Shank, Shaft are parts of what? - ANSWER hand instrument
Hatchet vs Gingival Margin Trimmer numbering? - ANSWER Hatchet has 3 numbers
Gingival Margin has 4
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