EDDA EXAM 1 REVIEW – Questions With Accurate
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- 50% nitrous and 50% oxygen
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1 Desensitizer 2 Nitrous should never go above
3 Varnish 4 Hydrodynamic mechanism
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Terms in this set (67)
Desensitizer - designed to seal the dentinal tubules
- ideal for use under all indirect restorations
- used to treat or prevent hypersensitivity in newly
placed restorations
- also referred to as a primer
- relieves tooth sensitivity
Fluoride varnish - reduces the functional diameter of the dentinal
tubules
- designed to release on the enamel, tooth structure,
and dentin structure
Iontophoresis - electrolytically forcing fluoride into dentinal tubules
Other ways to reduce tooth sensitivity - place a restorative material
- burnish the surface
- use an at home fluoride treatment
- iontophoresis
Hydrodynamic mechanism - most accepted theory for tooth sensitivity
- also known as fluid movement
Causes for sensitivity - abrasion
- erosion
- bruxism
- abfraction
- hydrodynamic mechanism
Most affected area by tooth sensitivity - cervical third of premolars
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- 50/50
- 50% nitrous and 50% oxygen
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1 Desensitizer 2 Nitrous should never go above
3 Varnish 4 Hydrodynamic mechanism
, Don't know?
Terms in this set (67)
Desensitizer - designed to seal the dentinal tubules
- ideal for use under all indirect restorations
- used to treat or prevent hypersensitivity in newly
placed restorations
- also referred to as a primer
- relieves tooth sensitivity
Fluoride varnish - reduces the functional diameter of the dentinal
tubules
- designed to release on the enamel, tooth structure,
and dentin structure
Iontophoresis - electrolytically forcing fluoride into dentinal tubules
Other ways to reduce tooth sensitivity - place a restorative material
- burnish the surface
- use an at home fluoride treatment
- iontophoresis
Hydrodynamic mechanism - most accepted theory for tooth sensitivity
- also known as fluid movement
Causes for sensitivity - abrasion
- erosion
- bruxism
- abfraction
- hydrodynamic mechanism
Most affected area by tooth sensitivity - cervical third of premolars