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| decayed, missing, filled tooth |
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| Checking for interproximal areas is done with? |
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| Check occlusion on a sealant |
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| After placing the sealant |
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| Normal teeth are coalesced |
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| Surfaces indicated for pit and fissure sealants |
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| Occlusal, buccal and lingual |
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| Is moisture a source Required to prevent heat build-up? |
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| Sealants are cured both chemically and with light? |
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| RDA/DD who passed state approval exams |
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| How does an etched surface appear? |
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| True or false, a well coalesced pit and fissure is blended and shallow, therefor a sealant is not needed. |
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| How long is acid etch placed for? Rinsed for? |
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| Placed for 15-30 seconds and rinsed for 20-30 (might be the other way around) |
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| The curing light is placed how many mm above the surface? |
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| How many mm is the acid etch applied beyond the area to be sealed? |
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| Yes or no, are sealants technique sensitive? |
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| Equipment and supplies used during the application of sealants (9) |
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Curing light (shield)
Protective eyewear
Hand pieces (contra angle and low speed)
Hollenback
LVE, HVE, tri-tip
Floss
Articulating paper
Etchant
Non-fluoride paste |
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| True or false? You would apply sealant on a carious tooth. |
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| T or F, you would apply sealant on a tooth with deep open grooves. |
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| T or F, teeth should be polished with fluoride prior to sealants. |
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