DASA Midterm
endodontist - Answer-Root canal treatments
orthodontist - Answer-Guiding and correction of misaligned teeth
pedodontist - Answer-children's or adolescent dentist
prosthodontist - Answer-Restoration and replacement of missing teeth and oral structures and dentures
Oral surgeon - Answer-surgery on the teeth, mouth, and jaw
periodontist - Answer-Diseases of the supporting and surrounding tissues aka gums
dentist - Answer-Superior respondant, the oral cavity
Dental Hygenist - Answer-Oral prophylaxis
Front office - Answer-Schedule and insurance
, Dental Assistant - Answer-4 handed dentistry sterilization
Laboratory Technicians - Answer-Indirect restorations
Negligence - Answer-Failure to deliver
Omission - Answer-Failure to act as a "Reasonable and prudent professional"
commission - Answer-Procedures you would not perform at office
CEJ - Answer-cementoenamel junction
CEJ location - Answer-Where the cementum and Enamel meet
CEJ Function - Answer-Protects
Salivary glands and ducts - Answer-Stensons and Whartons
Glands and and ducts - Answer-Gland produces while duct is the way out
Types of restorations - Answer-direct and indirect
Direct restoration - Answer-can be placed in the mouth after the tooth is prepared; examples include
amalgam or composite restorations
Indirect restoration - Answer-fabricated outside the mouth (crown, bridge, inlay, onlay, and veneers)
endodontist - Answer-Root canal treatments
orthodontist - Answer-Guiding and correction of misaligned teeth
pedodontist - Answer-children's or adolescent dentist
prosthodontist - Answer-Restoration and replacement of missing teeth and oral structures and dentures
Oral surgeon - Answer-surgery on the teeth, mouth, and jaw
periodontist - Answer-Diseases of the supporting and surrounding tissues aka gums
dentist - Answer-Superior respondant, the oral cavity
Dental Hygenist - Answer-Oral prophylaxis
Front office - Answer-Schedule and insurance
, Dental Assistant - Answer-4 handed dentistry sterilization
Laboratory Technicians - Answer-Indirect restorations
Negligence - Answer-Failure to deliver
Omission - Answer-Failure to act as a "Reasonable and prudent professional"
commission - Answer-Procedures you would not perform at office
CEJ - Answer-cementoenamel junction
CEJ location - Answer-Where the cementum and Enamel meet
CEJ Function - Answer-Protects
Salivary glands and ducts - Answer-Stensons and Whartons
Glands and and ducts - Answer-Gland produces while duct is the way out
Types of restorations - Answer-direct and indirect
Direct restoration - Answer-can be placed in the mouth after the tooth is prepared; examples include
amalgam or composite restorations
Indirect restoration - Answer-fabricated outside the mouth (crown, bridge, inlay, onlay, and veneers)
