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Mod D Unit IV
Terms
Question | Answer |
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Combination of two or more metals | Alloy |
An effective, long lasting, and comparatively inexpencive material used for tooth restoration | Amalgam |
Drug encased in gelatin shell, dissolved in the stomach | Capsule |
Direct, toothe colored restorative material | Composite |
A change in meterial when under constant load | Creep |
A toxic chemical element that is the main ingredient of dental amalgams | Mercury |
More putty like and stiff in consistency than other composites; used in posterior areas that need a stronger restoration | Packable Composites |
A small pellet made of metal or plastic that aids in the mixing of alloy and murcury | Pestle |
Hard, ceramic ware used in shells, veneers, facings, artifical teeth | Porcelain |
Conditioner used before a bonding material is placed | Primer |
A matrix without a retainer | Automatrix |
To smooth | Brunish |
Attachment head for the low-speed handpiece; congra-angles hold burs, discs, stones, rubber caps, and brushes for intoraoral and extraoral procedures; Type of Tofflemire retainer, placed on the lingual side, angled slightly to clear the anterior teeth | Contra-Angle |
A thin, plastic form that is shaped like a crown used on anterior teeth when the incisal edge is involved | Crown Matrix Form |
An essential artificial wall used to replace the misssing or removed surfaces of a tooth during the filling of a cavity;composed of a band and a retainer | Matrix |
Small V shaped wedge made of wood or plastic to support matrix band and shape | Matrix Wedge |
Tool used to tighten and support the matrix band on the tooth while the tooth is being restored, part of a denture that contacts the abutment teeth and prevents the partial from moving | Retainer |
System used to restore anatomical contacts during the filling process; consists of an oval matrix band, rings to hold the matrix band, and forcepts to place the ring | Sectional Matrix System |
Most common matrix use for amalgam restorations, the retainer can be sterillized and reused but the bands, desposable | Tofflemire Matrix |
Small, Triangular piece of wood or plastic | Wedge |
The intesity or quality of the hue | Chroma |
Dental specialty concerned with enhancing a persons smile and teeth apperance | Cosmetic Dentistry |
Similar to tooth bonding, a resin meterial is applied to tooth surfaes that have been roughened by air-abrasion or rotary burs and wheels. The plastic material is cemented directly onto the surface, smoothed and polished | Direct Veneer Application |
Outer, stains on outside of the tooth | Extrinsic |
Color, the hue of mature teeth varies due to intrinsic and extrinsic stains from smoking, foods, and restorative materials | Hue |
The art of making something appear different then what it actually is | Illusion |
The science of occlusion that objectively measures the physiologic functions affected by occlusion to achieve an optimal relationship between the skull and mandible | Neuromuscular Dentistry |
Not allowing any light to pass through | Opacity |
Following bleaching, a densetizing liquid, pase, or gel applied to tooth surfaces that seal dentin tubles to minimize discomfort and reduce shape relapse | Tooth Desensitization |
Surrond the tooth and mark the boundaries of the face of the tooth | Transitional Line Angles |
CEramic RECinstruction system that provides a ceramic, non-metallic, biocompativle veneer, inaly, onlay, or crown construction method | CEREC |
removing excessive tissue to obtain symmetry of the gingival crest | Gingival Contouring |
Gingival retraction- Chemical, mechanical, surgical, or combination process used to ensure an impression with clear margins can be obtained when preparing a tooth for a crown | Gingival Recession |
An orthodontic method for tooth alignment using a series of clear, preformed, custom trays that apply pressure for tooth movement | Invisalign |
Reconstructive surgery on the gingival and/or mucosa tissues; involves covering exposed rootts, increasing the width of gingival tissue, and reducing frenum or muscle attachment | Mucogingival Surgery |
Compatible interface between the bone and the dental implant | Osseointegration |
lack of bone tissue | Osteopenia |
Building up gingival and bone tissue in collapsed areas resulting from tooth extraction | Ridge Augmentation |
Transplanting mouth tissue, from nearby gingival tissue or from the palate area, to other sites | Soft Tissue Grafting |
Covering the crown surfaces of the tooth with artificial coverings | Tooth Crowns |