RSOP Sessions 1 + 4 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

RSOP Sessions 1 + 4 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Types of restorations - direct: performed in mouth indirect: made outside of mouth International nomenclature - two digits; first is quadrant and second is tooth from mesial upper right central = 11 upper right 3rd molar = 18 Does enamel regenerate? - No, 96% is inorganic hydroxyapatite What provides the color and foundation for enamel? - Dentin Indications for Operative dentistry - -Carious teeth -Malformed teeth -Discolored teeth 2100% Pass Guarantee Olivia West, All Rights Reserved © 2025 -Fractured teeth -Replacement or repair of restorations Where do pit and fissure caries occur and what treatment is recommended? - - occlusal of posterior - lingual of max. anterior teeth and molars - buccal pits of mand. molars sealant recommended, fluoride not effective Where do smooth surface caries occur and what treatment is recommended? - - proximal lesions in anterior and posterior - radiographic detection fluoride txt most effective Where do root surface caries occur? - proximal lesions in anterior + posterior radiographically detected Which form of caries develops the slowest? - root surface because there is less HA 3100% Pass Guarantee Olivia West, All Rights Reserved © 2025 Which type of tooth damage is caused by chemical processes that do not involve bacterial acton? - erosion, typically caused by acidity Which type of tooth damage is caused by the mechanical force of tooth against tooth? - attrition Which type of tooth damage is caused by the mechanical force other than tooth against tooth? - abrasion Which type of tooth damage is caused by abrasion and occlusal induction? - abfraction - Multifactorial etiology - *NCCL (NON-CARIOUS CERVICAL LESION)* Who is the Father of Operative Dentistry? - G.V. Black - classified carious lesions by location on permanent teeth G.V. Class 1 - pit and fissure cavity - occlusal of posterior teeth - lingual of max. anterior and molars 4100% Pass Guarantee Olivia West, All Rights Reserved © 2025 - buccal pits of mand molars G.V. Class II - smooth surface caries - interproximal posterior teeth G.V. Class III - smooth surface caries - interproximal anterior teeth G.V. Class IV - smooth surface caries + incisal angle - class 3 + incisal angle G.V. Class V - caries in gingival 1/3 - facial/buccal and lingual surfaces G.V. Class VI - pit or wear defects on incisal edges of anterior or cusps of posterior teeth Cavosurface margin - line angle made by the juncti