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2. | The instrument is calibrated in millimeters that is used to locate and measure the depth of periodontal pockets. |
3. | This is a preventive measure that is most often performed during a recall appointment, and it is the primary treatment for gingivitis. |
4. | This hand file has its spiral edges arranged so that cutting occurs only on the pulling stroke, making the dentinal walls smooth and easier to fill? |
5. | The treatment that is used to attempt to save the pulp and encourage the formation of dentin at the site of the injury is? |
7. | Periodontal surgery that does not remove any of the affected tissue, but pushes the tissues away from the underlying tooth roots and alveolar bone, is called? |
8. | The vitality test is the least useful. |
9. | What instrument is used for removal of supragingival calculus? |
10. | This radiograph is excellent for determining the extent of crestal bone loss. |
11. | This part of pocket marker is inserted in the pocket. |
12. | The most effective antimicrobial therapy available to reduce plaque and gingivitis: |
13. | These scalers are commonly used to remove supragingival calculus from interdental contact area are? |
15. | scraping of the gingival lining of a periodontal pocket is called? |
18. | This is used to absorb solution and dry the canal. |
19. | This class of symptoms is described by the patient. |
20. | The process used to remove bacteria, necrotic tissue, and organic debris from the root canal is called? |
21. | This procedure is most commonly used for vital primary teeth? |