What is the best instrument grasp used to Coronal Polish?
Modified Pen Grasp
When should teeth be disclosed?
Before and After... Before coronal polishing and after to show the patient
Within what time period will plaque reform after brushing
12-24 hours
The bristle brush is used where?
Occlusal surface only for deep pits and fissures
Most common stain found in patient's mouth is?
Yellow stain extrinisic
Which stains are classified as endogenous?
Develop or originate from within tooth and are always intrinsic.
Intrinsic stains can be removed how?
Cant be removed because they are within the tooth.
Why do we use Fulcrum?
Support or point of finger rest on the tooth surface on which the hand turns in moving an instrument.
The single most important cause of periodontal disease?
Plague
What is Acquired pellicle?
Non-bacterial, transluent film covering the tooth crown.
Which stain appears as a continuous fine line just above gingival margin?
Extrinsic/ black line stain has a continuous
What is the primary cause of dental disease?
Plague
Which agent do we use to polishing metallic restorations?
Tin-Oxide
Should not be used on diabetic patients?
Iodine solution
Dentinogensis Imperfecta affects the ?
We not not coronal polish decalcified areas of enemal becuase sensitivly.
The characteristics of tobacco stain?
Second most common extrinsin stain, yellow to black anywhere in the mouth and usually is embedded within plaque and calculus.
Amelogensis imperfecta affects the ?
Affects the enamel. Enamel partially or completely missing. Clinically tetth appear brown.
Who may perform coronal polish?
RDA DD
What is the main ingredient of discoloring tablets?
Erythosine Dye
Why is water usually used with dry polishing powder
Reduce the Fuction heat.
Examples of endogenous stain?
Develop or originate from within tooth and are always intrinsic.
A finger rest is called a?
Fulcrum
Is contraindicated for coronal polishing?
Dry paste. Polishing paste
Fulcrum are normally maintainedd where?
Rest point on tooth structure stable used on same arch.
Why is Coronal Polish performed prior to application of topical fluoride?
It will allow a better uptake on the fluoride.
When will gingival tissue bleed?
Periodonitis gingvitis, unhealthy
What plays and important role in the self-cleaning mechanism of the mouth?
Saliva
What is an Intrinsic stain?
Stains originating from within the tooth structure, stain during tooth development
When does acquired pellicle occur?
After brushing
Which dentition does Tetracycline stains affect?
Permanent/ Primary
The finger used as a fulcrum?
Ring Finger
What does the contact areas do during mastication?
Prevent food from entering interproximal areas
Polishing agent used on the tooth surface?
Tin Oxide
Who can remove Calculus?
RDA DDS
Which systemic condition when treated may produce gingival hyperplasia?
Epliepsy
Name a type of polishing agent, would not be used oon the tooth surface?
Aluminum Oxide