NDAEB Exam Prep(Endodontics Matrix Bands Oral and
Maxiofacial Surgery)Complete 2023
Cellular
Used as a temporary wall during a composite restoration
Pulpotomy
Removal of coronal portion of exposed vital pulp
Pulpectomy
Complete Removal of coronal pulp
Hemisection
Procedure in which the root and crown are cut lengthwise and removed
Gingivectomy
Surgical removal of diseased gingival tissues
Gingivoplasty
Procedure in which reshaping/contouring of gums is performed
Osteoplasty
What is an additive bone surgery called?
Ostectomy
What is subtractive bone surgery called?
Irreversible
A form of pulpitis that can not be healed
Periodontal abscess
inflammatory reaction most commonly caused by bacteria trapped in the periodontal sulcus
Pulp Fibrosis
When there is a decrease of living cells within the tissue, fibrous tissue will take over the pulpal canal.
Root Tip Picks
Surgical instrument used in the removal of root tips or fragments
Bone File
Instrument used to smooth bone
, Mouth Prop
Used to hold mouth open during procedures and allows for better client comfort
Excisional Biopsy
Surgical procedure involving removal of an entire lesion plus some normal tissue
Inner Knob
Used to increase or decrease the size of the matrix band loop
Indications for Endo
Fractured tooth
Neurotic Pulp
Tooth can be restored to natural function
Contraindications for Endo
Tooth not able to be restored to natural function
Can not be maintained periodontally
What are the 3 diagnostic tests done by the dentist to determine vitality of tooth?
Percussion/Palpatation
Thermal Sensitivity
Electric Pulp Testing
Objective and Subjective Examinations
Subjective - Are complaints made by CT
Objective - Are visual findings by dentist
Diagnostic requirements needed for an endodontic radiograph?
Need to show 4-5 mm beyond apex of tooth and surrounding bone
Accurate Image
Exhibit good contrast
4 Ss of Matrix Band
Smile
Size
Side
Secure
Main purpose of the matrix system
To provide a temporary wall during a restorative procedure
3 alternate matrix systems
Maxiofacial Surgery)Complete 2023
Cellular
Used as a temporary wall during a composite restoration
Pulpotomy
Removal of coronal portion of exposed vital pulp
Pulpectomy
Complete Removal of coronal pulp
Hemisection
Procedure in which the root and crown are cut lengthwise and removed
Gingivectomy
Surgical removal of diseased gingival tissues
Gingivoplasty
Procedure in which reshaping/contouring of gums is performed
Osteoplasty
What is an additive bone surgery called?
Ostectomy
What is subtractive bone surgery called?
Irreversible
A form of pulpitis that can not be healed
Periodontal abscess
inflammatory reaction most commonly caused by bacteria trapped in the periodontal sulcus
Pulp Fibrosis
When there is a decrease of living cells within the tissue, fibrous tissue will take over the pulpal canal.
Root Tip Picks
Surgical instrument used in the removal of root tips or fragments
Bone File
Instrument used to smooth bone
, Mouth Prop
Used to hold mouth open during procedures and allows for better client comfort
Excisional Biopsy
Surgical procedure involving removal of an entire lesion plus some normal tissue
Inner Knob
Used to increase or decrease the size of the matrix band loop
Indications for Endo
Fractured tooth
Neurotic Pulp
Tooth can be restored to natural function
Contraindications for Endo
Tooth not able to be restored to natural function
Can not be maintained periodontally
What are the 3 diagnostic tests done by the dentist to determine vitality of tooth?
Percussion/Palpatation
Thermal Sensitivity
Electric Pulp Testing
Objective and Subjective Examinations
Subjective - Are complaints made by CT
Objective - Are visual findings by dentist
Diagnostic requirements needed for an endodontic radiograph?
Need to show 4-5 mm beyond apex of tooth and surrounding bone
Accurate Image
Exhibit good contrast
4 Ss of Matrix Band
Smile
Size
Side
Secure
Main purpose of the matrix system
To provide a temporary wall during a restorative procedure
3 alternate matrix systems
