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Composition of plaque

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Inorganic is between what %

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Put the types of crystalline forms of calculus in order from first formed to last formed

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Octacalicum Phosphate 12%
Calcium Hydroxyapatite 58%
Magnesium Whitelockite 21%
Calcium Brushite 9%

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Match the 4 principle crystalline forms of calculus to their formation positions

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Calcium Brushite
Calcium Hydroxyapatite
Magnesium Whitlockite
Octacalicum Phosphate

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Supra & Sub. 58%
Supra & Sub. 21%
1st formed. Supra. 9%
Last formed. Sub. 12%

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Principle Crystalline forms Calcium Brushite

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Principle Crystalline forms Octacalcium Phospate

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What is the contents of the Organic 10-30%

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There are only 2 classifications of calculus. Supra & Sub

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Supra position
Sub position
Supra attachment
Sub attachment
Supra colour
Sub colour
Supra method of detection
Sub method of detection

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Lower 3-3. Upper6's. Stagnation areas
Visual. Air. Probe. Floss. Radiographs
Visual transillumination. Air (deflects pockets). Probe. Radiographs
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subgingival pockets. Interdentally. Furcaton. Exposed denine tubercules
Creamy chalk
Concentric rings/layers. Locking into crystal surface of tooth
Root surface irregularities. Bands or patches

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Theory of calcification

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Theory of calcification

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Calcification precipitation theory

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Calcification Nucleation theory

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of calcification (a point at which calculus starts). They draw

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Define calculus

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calcified plaque, that originates from the

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