01.14.2020 Beyond Oral Health Study Club--implant Dentistry By Shavonne Healy
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What does CODA stand for?
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Commission on Dental Accreditation
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Center of Dental Anesthesia
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Commission on Dental Anesthesia
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Center of Dental Assistants
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This quiz, titled '01.14.2020 Beyond Oral Health Study Club--Implant Dentistry by Shavonne Healy,' assesses knowledge on dental devices and techniques including powder stream devices, lasers, and air polishers, as well as historical and accreditation insights in dentistry.
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Which device uses light energy and no anesthesia to improve periodontal health?
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Powder stream device
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Air polisher device
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Laser
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None
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A. LaserExplanation
A laser device uses light energy to improve periodontal health. It does not require anesthesia, making it a less invasive option. Laser treatment can target and remove diseased gum tissue, stimulate the growth of healthy tissue, and eliminate bacteria. The laser's precision allows for more accurate and controlled treatment, reducing the risk of damage to surrounding tissues. Overall, laser therapy is an effective and efficient method for improving periodontal health without the need for anesthesia.Rate this question:
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Which device uses sodium bicarbonate to remove plaque and stain?
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Powder stream device
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Air polisher device
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Laser
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None
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A. Air polisher deviceExplanation
An air polisher device uses sodium bicarbonate to remove plaque and stain. This device uses a stream of air, water, and sodium bicarbonate powder to effectively clean and polish teeth. The sodium bicarbonate acts as an abrasive agent, helping to remove plaque and surface stains from the teeth. This method is commonly used in dental offices as a part of professional teeth cleaning procedures.Rate this question:
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Which device is used for both supra-gingival and sub-gingival decontamination
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Powder stream device
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Air polisher device
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Laser
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None of the above
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A. Powder stream deviceExplanation
The powder stream device is used for both supra-gingival and sub-gingival decontamination. It uses a combination of air, water, and powder to remove plaque, stains, and bacteria from both above and below the gum line. This device is commonly used in dental offices for professional teeth cleaning and periodontal therapy. It is effective in removing biofilm and calculus from hard-to-reach areas, promoting oral health and preventing gum disease.Rate this question:
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When was osseous integration discovered?
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1942
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1952
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1962
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1982
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A. 1952Explanation
In 1952, osseous integration was discovered.Rate this question:
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