Endodontic Instruments and Anesthetics Quiz

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What material are endo files and reamers made of?

  • Plastic composite
  • Stainless steel nickel titanium alloy wire (correct)
  • Steel alloy
  • Aluminum

What is the primary purpose of absorbent paper points in endodontics?

  • To condense the gutta percha
  • To fill the canal with gutta percha
  • To dry the canal during root canal treatment (correct)
  • To irrigate the canal

What is the function of glick in endodontic procedures?

  • To clean the canal with an irrigant
  • To enlarge the root canal
  • To locate canal orifices
  • To remove excess gutta percha and condense it (correct)

What action should be taken before applying topical anesthetic to avoid dilution?

<p>Dry the oral mucosa with a 2x2 gauze (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which syringe is typically used in dentistry for dispensing anesthetic?

<p>Aspirating syringe (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Endodontic Instruments and Materials

  • Endodontic files and reamers are fabricated from stainless steel, nickel titanium, and alloy wire.
  • Gutta percha is used to fill and seal the root canal (obturate).
  • Absorbent paper points are used to dry the canal during root canal treatment.
  • Irrigant is used to remove debris from the canal during treatment.
  • Endodontic files are used to enlarge and smooth the canal.
  • Glick is used to remove excess gutta percha and condense it into the canals.
  • Endodontic explorer is a long, pointed instrument that aids in locating the canal orifices.
  • Rubber stops are placed on reamers and files to mark the length of the root canal.

Anesthetic Syringe

  • Aspirating syringe is used for dispensing anesthetic in dentistry.

Topical Anesthetic

  • Topical anesthetic is used to desensitize the gag reflex and minimize needle stick pain.

Needle Stick Prevention

  • The most common way for a needle stick to occur is when recapping a contaminated syringe.
  • To prevent dilution of topical anesthetic, dry the oral mucosa with a 2x2 gauze before application.

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