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DASLE MN STATE EXAM WITH QUESTIONSAND 100% VERIFIED ANSWERS
The section of the tooth that is visible in the oral cavity is referred to as the clinical
crown according to the answer.
Answer: Oral prophylaxis is the process of completely removing calculus, debris,
discolouration, and plaque from the teeth throughout the entire mouth.
In the case of DH and DDS,
One type of polishing technique is known as selective polishing, and it involves
polishing only the teeth or surfaces that have stains.
The objective is to prevent the removal of even minute amounts of surface enamel
without any justification.
Indications for Coronal Polishing - ANSWER - Before the implantation of dental
sealants - Before the placement of dental dams - Before the cementation of
orthodontic bands - Before the cementation of crowns and bridges - Before the
application of acid etching solution (if the manufacturer recommends it)
Contraindications for Coronal Polishing - ANSWER - when there are no stains
present - individuals who are at high risk for dental caries (for example, bottle
caries, root caries, thin demineralisation enamel) - sensitive teeth - teeth that have
recently erupted - mineralisation of the tooth surface may be incomplete B/C
To answer your question, endogenous stains are stains that originate from within
the structure of the tooth.
,Excessive amounts of fluoride during the process of tooth formation, as well as
drugs used by either the mother or the kid during the process of tooth development
(Tetracycline among them).
It is not possible to remove by polishing.
Exogenous stains are those that arise from sources that are external to the tooth and
are created by agents that are found in the environment.
ANSWER Extrinsic stains are those that are seen on the surface of the tooth and
can be removed through the process of polishing.
Consumption of Food and Drink, and Tobacco
The answer to the question "intrinsic stain" is that it is caused by environmental
factors, but it is not possible to remove it since the stain has become incorporated
into the structure of the tooth.
Tattoos made of amalgam, smoking, chewing gum, and dipping are other examples.
Examples of Extrinsic Stains include the following: ANSWER: black stain, brown
stain, yellow stain, tobacco stain, green stain, dental plaque agents, food and drink,
Nasmyth's membrane, and other substances.
Examples of Intrinsic Stains: ANSWER Pulpless teeth, Tetracycline antibiotics,
dental fluorosis, faulty tooth development, and silver amalgam are all examples of
intrinsic stains.
The elimination of stains can be accomplished using two different methods:
air-powder polishing and rubber cup polishing.
,The removal of plaque and stains from the coronal surfaces of the teeth is
accomplished by a procedure known as rubber cup polishing. The majority of the
time
ANSWER Polishing cups are used to clean and polish the smooth surfaces of the
teeth. These polishing cups are made of a soft material and have webbed surfaces.
The removal of stains from deep pits and cracks on the enamel surfaces can be
accomplished with the use of bristle brushes, which can be constructed from either
natural or synthetic materials by the user.
Having a firm grip on the handpiece - response: pen grasp
It is necessary to position the fulcrum in such a way that it permits the operator to
move their wrist and forearm in order to ensure stability for the operator at all
times.
Extra coarse, coarse, medium, fine, and extra fine are the options for abrasives,
which are agents used for cleaning and polishing.
The surface is subjected to a greater amount of abrasion when the agent at hand is
coarser.
When it comes to aesthetic repairs, which prophy adhesive paste is not
recommended? Regular prophylaxis paste is the answer.
During the restoration process, it is recommended to make use of low-abrasive
pastes such as micron-fine sapphire paste, diamond paste, or aluminium oxide
paste.
, The application of a bigger quantity of the agent results in a greater degree of
abrasion. This is one of the factors that determines the rate of abrasion.
When the pressure is lower, there is less abrasion produced.
The rotation of the cup should be slowed down so that there is less abrasion.
As for the order in which polishing should be done, the answer is that porcelain and
aesthetic restorations should be polished first.
A preference among operators
Flossing after polishing - ANSWER polish the surfaces of the teeth that are
interproximal to one another and remove any debris or abrasive material that may
be lodged in the contact region
After the tooth surfaces have been dried with air, there is no sign of any revealing
agent remaining. This is the evaluation of the polishing process.
Because of their shiny appearance, teeth reflect light from the mirror.
There is no indication that the gingival borders or any other soft tissues have been
damaged in any way.
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