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Master Dentistry: Volume 1: Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Radiology, Pathology and Oral Medicine | Exam & Test preparation ( E-book)

Operative Dentistry I: E2 (Cariology) Questions and Answers 1. Basic unit of tooth enamel - tightly packed, highly organized mass of hydroxyapatite crystals, which are HEXAGONAL in shape and provide rigidity and strengthen enamel: enamel rod 2. What is enamel made of?: hydroxyapatite crystals 3. components of enamel: - enamel rods

Operative Exam 5 Study Guide Questions and Answers 1. Which caries detection method includes explorer, probe (pit and fissures, limited for proximal caries)?: tactile detection 2. Which caries detection method involves cracks in posterior, proximal caries in anterior?: transillumination 3. Which caries detection method involves laser fluorescence (Diagnodent) (not useful for proximal caries)?: caries detection devices

Pre-clinical Dental Assistant Theory - Exam 2 as:: inhalation sedation 7. Which of the following must be used to protect dental personnel from the occupational risks of N2O (nitrous oxide) released into the treatment room?: scavenger-type patient masks that must fit well and not leak 8. Nitrous oxide administration always begins and ends with what?: the patient on 100% oxygen

Occlusion (Lecture 1: Mutually Protected Occlusion) Exam 1 Study Guid

Occlusion (Lecture 3: Occlusion Related to Periodontics) Exam 1 Study Guide

Occlusion (Lecture 5: Occlusion Related to Removable Prosthodontics) Exam 2 Study Guide

Caries Detection Practice Photos

Pre-Clinic Theory Exam 2 38. What can be done if a patient is sensitive to air?: - Test outside of the mouth first -Use gauze - Ask patient if any areas are sensitive 39. What are the purposes and use of a mirror?: - Indirect illumination - Transillumination - Retraction - Indirect vision 40. Mirror procedure for use: - ALWAYS have a fulcrum

Occlusion (Lecture 2: Terminology and Anatomy) Exam 1 Study Guide 23. What shape do abfraction lesions present with?: 'V' shaped defect 24. T/F: Tooth wear can be multifactorial and various combinations can occur simultaneous in the mouth.: True 25. Overjet = overlap