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| a high level disinfectant that is registered by the EPA |
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| you will have to use a ______ product to kill bacterial spores. |
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| blood, saliva, and other body fluids |
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| household bleach is commonly known as |
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| what is a fluid resistant material used to cover areas likely to become contamminated? |
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| process that kills all microorganisms |
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| an item that is used to penetrate soft tissues or bone is classified as? |
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| also known as spore testing, it is the only way to determine whether sterilization has occurred. |
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| instrument used for sterilization by means of moist heat under pressure. |
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| a space between two teeth |
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| the use of dental material to restore a tooth or teeth to a functional permanent unit |
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| clear plastic strip used to provide a temporary wall for the restoration of an anterior tooth |
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| wooden or plastic triangular device placed in the embrasure to provide the contour needed when a Class II lesion is restored |
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| to draw back or to draw within |
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| excess restorative matieral that extends beyond the cavity margin |
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| thin layer of composite resin or porcelain bonded or cemented to a prepared facial surface |
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| junction of two walls in a cavity preparation |
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| pitted area in a tooth caused by decay |
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| artifical tooth in a fixed bridge is? |
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| a device that simulates mandibular and tempormandibular joint movement when models of the dental arches are attached to it |
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| irreversable hydrocolloid |
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| an accurate replica of the prepared portion of a tooth is called |
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| absorption of water which causes swelling |
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| four teeth in a fixed bridge has four |
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| temporary coverage made for crown and bridge prep is called |
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| a cast restoration designed for Class II cavity |
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| dental prosthesis with artifical teeth fixed in place and supported by attachement to natural teeth |
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| fabricated replacement for a missing tooth |
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| loss of water, causing shrinkage |
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| dryness of the mouth caused by reduction of saliva |
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| procedure to resurface the tissue side of a partial or full denture so that it fits more accurately. |
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| removable prosthesis that replaces teeth within the same arch |
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| the surgical shaping and smoothing of the margins of the tooth socket after extraction of the tooth, generally in preparation for the placement of a prosthesis |
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| full denture supported by two or more remaining natural teeth |
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| parts of a full or partial denture that extends from the teeth to the border of the denture |
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| metal skeleton of a removable partial denture |
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| prosthesis that replaces all of the teeth in one arch |
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| abnormal growth of bone in a specific area |
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| an insturment used to remove tissue from the tooth socket |
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| is a type of metal that is used for implants |
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| implant surgically embedded into the bone |
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| another name for dry socket |
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| attachment of healthy bone to a dental implant |
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| to dislocate a tooth is to _____ it? |
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| surgical procedure in which tissue is cut from a suspect oral lesion |
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| an instrument used to hold back soft tissue |
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| you use a ___ when you want to cut and trim the alveolar bone |
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| an ____ is used to reflect and retract the periodontal ligament and periosteum |
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| is used to hold or grasp items |
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| process of filling a root canal |
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| surgical separation on a multirooted tooth through the furcation area |
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| cement type substance used to seal a surface is a |
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| is a complete removeal of vital pulp from a tooth |
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| is a placement of a medicament over a partially exposed tooth |
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| surgical removal of the apical portion of the tooth through a surgical opening made in the overlying bone and gingival tissues |
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| the release of heat from a chemical reaction |
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| to remove or clean out the pulpal canal is termed |
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| examination technique that involves tapping on the incisal or occlusal surface of a tooth to assess vitality |
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| localized area of pus originating from an infection |
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| removal of the coronal portion of a vital pulp from a tooth |
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| a substance used in the diagnosis, treatment, or prevention of a disease |
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| surgical removal of a diseased gingival tissue |
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| a branch of medicine concerned with the uses, effects, and actions of drugs |
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| a specified quantity of a drug or medicine |
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| a written order for a specific drug |
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| surgical reshaping and contouring of the gingival tissues |
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| used to locate and measure the depth of periodontal pockets |
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| the process which the body takes in or receives a drug is known as |
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| a surgical procedure to expose more tooth surface is called |
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| is a device used for rapid calculus removal |
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| designed to evaluate pt behavior |
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| the area between two or more root branches is the |
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| o shape or conform an object |
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| if it is balanced or even on both sides it is said to be |
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| the restraining device that holds a pediatric pt. hands, arms, and legs still |
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| displacement of a tooth into the socket as a result of an injury |
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| torn away or dislodged by force |
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| the act or process of discovering tooth imperfections or decay is called |
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| displacement of a tooth from its socket as a result of injury is called |
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| identification or determination of the nature and cause of a disease or injurty throughout evaluation of a pt history and examination findings |
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| occlusion that is deviated from a CL I normal occlusion |
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| small device bonded to teeth to hold the arch wire to the teeth |
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| a device made from wire or elastic and used to separate molars before fitting and placement of orthodontic bands |
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| an extraoral radiograph of the bones and tissues of the head |
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| a contoured metal wire that provides force when teeth are guided in movement for orthodontics |
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| a lack of vertical overlap of maxillary incisiors, creating an opening of the anterior teeth |
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| persisting over a long time |
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| act of completing forms by providing personal information |
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| process of making an offical evaluation of someone or a particular situation |
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this chemical is used to reduce or lower the number of microogramnisms on countertops and dental equipmentÂ
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