Dental Curettes: Types and Applications
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For the upper right posterior region, vestibular surface, what is the operator's position?

  • 7 E 11-12 hours
  • 11-12 hours
  • 7-9 hours
  • 9 hours (correct)

What is the position of the operator when working on the upper anterior region, lingual surface?

  • 7-9 hours
  • 11-12 hours (correct)
  • 9 hours
  • 7 E 11-12 hours

When working on the lower posterior left region on the lingual surface, what should the patient's head position be?

  • To the upper side
  • To the right side
  • To the left side (correct)
  • To the lower side

Which of the following operator's vision types is employed for the upper anterior region, lingual surface?

<p>Indirect-Direct (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the operator's position when working on the lower posterior right region, vestibular surface?

<p>9 hours (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

For the upper posterior left region, palatine surface, what position should the operator assume?

<p>11-12 hours (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which curette is suitable for cleaning all surfaces of anterior teeth and has cutting edges on both sides?

<p>Cureta Maccall 13-14 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which curette is specifically designed for cleaning the mesial surfaces of posterior teeth?

<p>Cureta de Gracey 11-12 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary use of a foice?

<p>Removing supragingival calculus (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which curette is used for cleaning the distal surfaces of posterior teeth?

<p>Cureta de Gracey 13-14 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which curette is utilized for cleaning the free surfaces of posterior teeth and has only one cutting edge?

<p>Cureta de Gracey 7-8 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which curette is used for cleaning all surfaces of posterior teeth and is classified as a universal curette?

<p>Cureta Maccall 17-18 (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Periodontia Instrumentation Guidelines

Superior Region

  • Posterior right: Operator position at 9 o'clock, patient's head turned to the left, direct vision
  • Posterior right: Palatine face, operator position at 11-12 o'clock, patient's head turned to the right, direct vision
  • Anterior: Vestibular face, operator position at 11-12 o'clock, patient's head facing forward, direct vision
  • Anterior: Lingual face, operator position at 11-12 o'clock, patient's head facing forward, indirect-direct vision
  • Posterior left: Vestibular face, operator position at 11-12 o'clock, patient's head turned to the right, direct vision
  • Posterior left: Lingual face, operator position at 9 o'clock, patient's head turned to the left, direct vision

Inferior Region

  • Posterior left: Vestibular face, operator position at 11-12 o'clock, patient's head turned to the right, direct vision
  • Posterior left: Lingual face, operator position at 7-9 o'clock, patient's head turned to the left, direct vision
  • Anterior: Vestibular face, operator position at 7 and 11-12 o'clock, patient's head facing forward, direct vision
  • Anterior: Lingual face, operator position at 7 and 11-12 o'clock, patient's head facing forward, indirect-direct vision
  • Posterior right: Vestibular face, operator position at 9 o'clock, patient's head turned to the left, direct vision
  • Posterior right: Lingual face, operator position at 11-12 o'clock, patient's head turned to the right, direct vision

Dental Curettes

McCall Curettes

  • McCall 13-14: Universal curette for all anterior teeth faces, with 2-sided cutting edge, for supragingival region
  • McCall 17-18: Universal curette for all posterior teeth faces, with 2-sided cutting edge, for supragingival region

Gracey Curettes

  • Gracey 5-6: Specific curette for anterior teeth faces, with 1-sided cutting edge, for subgingival region, for scaling and root planing
  • Gracey 7-8: Specific curette for posterior teeth free faces, with 1-sided cutting edge, for subgingival region, for scaling and root planing
  • Gracey 11-12: Specific curette for posterior teeth mesial faces, with 1-sided cutting edge, for subgingival region, for scaling and root planing
  • Gracey 13-14: Specific curette for posterior teeth distal faces, with 1-sided cutting edge, for subgingival region, for scaling and root planing

Sickle or Hoe

  • Instrument used to remove supragingival calculus, with triangular active tip and two cutting edges

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This quiz covers the different types of dental curettes, including Maccall and Gracey, and their uses in dentistry.

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