Intro to DH - Dental Stains

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Originate within the tooth from developmental and systemic disturbances.

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Originate outside the tooth from exposure to environmental agents

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Flurosis is considered an

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Exogenous stains have both extrinsic and intrinsic.

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Extrinsic stain means on exterior of tooth and can be removed. Intrinsic stain means exogenous origins but have become part of the tooth and cannot be removed.

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Examples of endogenous stains are: Choose all that apply.

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Caries, pulpless tooth and pulpal necrosis (throuh trauma) are

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Extrinsic stains are usually found on the cervical 1/3 of tooth.

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Exposure to Tabaco, food, metallic, drugs, therapeutic could cause extrinsic stain found on cervical 1/3.

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Color of extrinsic stains

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green
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orange

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common in childre (O)
marijuana smoking
common in females
common in children

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What are the three ways stain occur?

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Methods of removal of dental stains includes:

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The only stain the RDH will be able to remove is

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Intro to DH - Dental Stains

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Originate within the tooth from developmental and systemic disturbances.

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Originate outside the tooth from exposure to environmental agents

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Flurosis is considered an

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Exogenous stains have both extrinsic and intrinsic.

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Extrinsic stain means on exterior of tooth and can be removed. Intrinsic stain means exogenous origins but have become part of the tooth and cannot be removed.

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Examples of endogenous stains are: Choose all that apply.

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Caries, pulpless tooth and pulpal necrosis (throuh trauma) are

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Extrinsic stains are usually found on the cervical 1/3 of tooth.

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Exposure to Tabaco, food, metallic, drugs, therapeutic could cause extrinsic stain found on cervical 1/3.

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Color of extrinsic stains

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Black line

green

Gray-green

orange

common in childre (O)

marijuana smoking

common in females

common in children

What are the three ways stain occur?

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Methods of removal of dental stains includes:

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The only stain the RDH will be able to remove is

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All patients at SPC get their teeth polished, based on the appropriate polishing agent that will suit their oral health condition the best.

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Stain classification is usually on National Boards!

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