NDAEB 8.5 Coronal Polishing Part 3

How are the interproximal surfaces of teeth polished?

Which type of extrinsic stain causes fissures in tooth enamel and dentin?

What is an indication that a coronal polish was successful?

How long should the surface of a tooth be polished?

How do you adapt the cup to the proximal surface?

What should be added to abrasive paste that is too dry?

What happens to abrasive particles as pressure is applied?

You would choose air abrasion for all but which of the following?

What strokes are best used with a polishing cup?

What is not polished in a coronal polish?

What is NOT true of a successful polish?

What is a contraindication for coronal polishing?

The teeth are polished from the ________.

Which of the following rubber tips would you choose for polishing a restoration?

A patient with which type of stain will NOT benefit from a coronal polish?

Which of the following is both an abrasive and polishing agent?

Which of the following should be determined before proceeding with a coronal polish that would prohibit it?

When polishing the maxillary right posterior quadrant, where is the fulcrum?

Why keep the cup full of paste?

What is calcium phosphate?

What can help remove particles after a coronal polish?

Which of the following is an instrument used in polishing?

What attaches the polishing cup to the slow-speed handpiece?

What will decrease the rate of abrasion during a coronal polish?

When polishing the facial aspect of the maxillary anterior teeth, at what position should the patients head begin?

What material is used to polish the teeth?

When performing a polish, the pressure should be _______.

When polishing the interproximal surfaces, where is the abrasive placed?

What is important to communicate after the coronal polish?

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When positioning the cup, before activating the pedal, what is the position of the prophy cup?