A non-aerosol topical anesthetic may be applied by the: Correct Answer DA or RDA
Two primary reasons for using topical anesthetic agents are: Correct Answer relief of pain and anxiety
Topical anesthetic is applied
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A non-aerosol topical anesthetic may be applied by the: Correct Answer DA or RDA
Two primary reasons for using topical anesthetic agents are: Correct Answer relief of pain and anxiety
Topical anesthetic is applied in the muco/buccal fold over the apex area of operation for _____ anesthesia Correct Answer infiltration
A mobile tooth is a: Correct Answer Sign
Cracking at the corner of the mouth is known as: Correct Answer cheilitis
The tab of tissue on the inside of the cheek just opposite the upper first molar is: Correct Answer the opening to the parotid salivary gland
Removing tissue for examination under a microscope is called: Correct Answer biopsy
Before administering N20 to the patient: Correct Answer he is instructed to take several deep breaths
A patient's overjet is measured by: Correct Answer the horizontal distance the maxillary teeth protrude beyond the mandible.
A cross bite is: Correct Answer none of the above
A Class I malocclusion is: Correct Answer The posterior teeth and mandible are in a normal position but there are malpositioned anterior teeth.
A Class II malocclusion is: Correct Answer The posterior teeth and maxilla are in a protruded position in relationship to the mandible.
A Class III malocclusion is: Correct Answer The posterior teeth and maxilla are in a returned position in relationship to the mandible.
A Class II elastic: Correct Answer attaches a the anterior of the maxillary appliance and the posterior of the mandibular appliance.
Elastic orthodontic separators are placed: Correct Answer by a DA
The following are not used for separators: Correct Answer Tie wires
When placing a TP spring: Correct Answer first insert lingual side
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