AAMI RESTORATIVE ART COMPREHENSIVE
REVIEW SHEET QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS
●● The term that refers to the shape of a surface structure in Restorative
Art
Answer: Form
●● Vertical measurement of a facial feature.
Answer: Length
●● Horizontal measurement of a facial feature.
Answer: Width
●● A term which means that a body part is jutting out in comparison
with the structures around it.
Answer: Protrusion, or Projection
●● The visual sensation perceived by the eye and the mind to the
activity and vibration of light.
Answer: Color
,●● The study of the structures and surface markings of the face and
facial features.
Answer: Physiognomy
●● A term that refers to an area that is sunken in comparison to the
surrounding area.
Answer: Depression
●● The term that refers to the most common characteristic of each part
of a facial feature
Answer: Norm
●● Differentiate between minor and major restorative art.
Answer: Minor restorative art requires minimal effort, time, skill and
knowledge.
Major restorative art is extensive and requires maximum effort, time,
skill and knowledge.
●● Describe anatomical position.
Answer: The body standing upright, facing the observer, with the palms
turned outward.
●● Differentiate between anterior and posterior.
,Answer: Anterior - towards the front
Posterior - towards the rear
●● Differentiate between superior and inferior.
Answer: Superior - toward the head
Inferior - toward the feet
●● Differentiate between medial and lateral.
Answer: Medial- toward the median plane; Lateral - away from the
median plane
●● Minor Restorative Art
Answer: Requires minimal effort, time and technical skill and
knowledge
●● Major Restorative Art
Answer: Requires maximum effort, time and technical skill and
knowledge
●● Examples of Minor Restorative Art
Answer: -feature alignment
-simple sutures
, -incisions (clean cut)
-lacerations (jagged edges)
-reduction of swelling
-minor integumentary waxing
-hypodermic tissue building
-simple hair attachment
-bleaching or blanching of discoloration
●● Examples of Major Restorative Art
Answer: - Feature reconstruction
- Attachment of dismembered parts
- Deep wound cavity treatment
REVIEW SHEET QUESTIONS AND DETAILED
SOLUTIONS
●● The term that refers to the shape of a surface structure in Restorative
Art
Answer: Form
●● Vertical measurement of a facial feature.
Answer: Length
●● Horizontal measurement of a facial feature.
Answer: Width
●● A term which means that a body part is jutting out in comparison
with the structures around it.
Answer: Protrusion, or Projection
●● The visual sensation perceived by the eye and the mind to the
activity and vibration of light.
Answer: Color
,●● The study of the structures and surface markings of the face and
facial features.
Answer: Physiognomy
●● A term that refers to an area that is sunken in comparison to the
surrounding area.
Answer: Depression
●● The term that refers to the most common characteristic of each part
of a facial feature
Answer: Norm
●● Differentiate between minor and major restorative art.
Answer: Minor restorative art requires minimal effort, time, skill and
knowledge.
Major restorative art is extensive and requires maximum effort, time,
skill and knowledge.
●● Describe anatomical position.
Answer: The body standing upright, facing the observer, with the palms
turned outward.
●● Differentiate between anterior and posterior.
,Answer: Anterior - towards the front
Posterior - towards the rear
●● Differentiate between superior and inferior.
Answer: Superior - toward the head
Inferior - toward the feet
●● Differentiate between medial and lateral.
Answer: Medial- toward the median plane; Lateral - away from the
median plane
●● Minor Restorative Art
Answer: Requires minimal effort, time and technical skill and
knowledge
●● Major Restorative Art
Answer: Requires maximum effort, time and technical skill and
knowledge
●● Examples of Minor Restorative Art
Answer: -feature alignment
-simple sutures
, -incisions (clean cut)
-lacerations (jagged edges)
-reduction of swelling
-minor integumentary waxing
-hypodermic tissue building
-simple hair attachment
-bleaching or blanching of discoloration
●● Examples of Major Restorative Art
Answer: - Feature reconstruction
- Attachment of dismembered parts
- Deep wound cavity treatment
