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Trauma 1 and 2 - intro
What is the most common trauma in...,
What type of occlusion is a predi...,
What dental tissues are involved ...
54
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Caries risk: aetiology and risk
4 factors that contribute to dent...,
What does bacteria do to the dent...,
What initiates dentinogenesis
20
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Cariology - further Tr planning
How long does it take for occlusi...,
What is sdf licensed for in the uk,
What does sdf look and taste like
10
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FP - indications and pre op assess
What is a crown,
Materials for crowns,
Indications for crowns 7
18
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FP - basics of tooth prep
List the extra coronal indirect f...,
List the intra coronal indirect f...,
What materials can be used for fi...
29
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FP - the core to success
When is a core build up indicated,
How are indirect cores retained,
What materials can be used for di...
21
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FP - all ceramic restorations
What are advantages of ceramic re...,
List disadvantages of all ceramic...,
How are dental ceramics classified
18
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FP - cuspal coverage indirect restorations
Explain the importance of cuspal ...,
List the factors that determine w...,
List the 4 designs of cuspal cove...
9
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FP - impression techniques
Name the 2 hydrophillic impressio...,
Name the 3 hydrophobic elastomeri...,
Why are hydrophobic impression ma...
36
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Trauma 3 - immediate management
A patient presents with trauma wh...,
How do you assess for signs of he...,
What must be assessed extra orally
48
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Trauma 4 - long term follow up
List possible complications of tr...,
What are general signs of pulpal ...,
What are radiographic signs of pu...
85
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Oral med - what is normal?
What openings are found in the fl...,
What is found on the buccal mucos...
11
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Oral med - TMD
What are the 2 main systems to cl...,
List 6 groups of icop,
Describe tmd
42
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DM - fibre reinforced composites (FRC)
What is fibre reinforced composit...,
What types of glass fibres are us...,
How is e glass modified to make i...
36
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DM - precious and low gold alloys
What are the 2 types of alloys wi...,
Explain the placement of a pure g...,
What are the 4 types of casting g...
22
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DM - ceramics
What is incorporated in dental po...,
How is dental porcelain customise...,
What are the 2 ingredients that m...
32
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OS - third molars
List the requirements for surgica...,
Why may you have to surgically re...,
Why may you have to surgically re...
89
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OS - impacted canines
What is the second most commonly ...,
Where are most ectopic canines fo...,
Where are maxillary canines palpa...
39
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FP - provisional restorations
List 5 functions of a restoration,
When are provisional restorations...,
What are the 5 methods to create ...
24
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Trauma 5 - aesthetic management
List the causes of tooth discolou...,
What is the legal age to receive ...,
How do you treat discolouration d...
21
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FP - when, why and how to replace missing teeth
When why would we replace missing...,
Does oral function change with a ...,
List the prosthetic replacement o...
19
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DM - cement: crowns, posts and bridges
When cementing a post and core wh...,
What marker can be placed to acco...,
What is the function of luting ce...
48
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DM - predictors of clinical durability
What principles are needed to gai...,
What method is used to analyse data,
Describe kaplan meier survival an...
8
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PERIO - systemic disease
What is a periodontal pocket fill...,
What makes the periodontal pocket...,
What do inflamed periodontal tiss...
86
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RP - reasons for rendering pt edentulous
List reasons for rendering a pt e...,
Who is root caries more prevalent...,
Regarding appearance why may we w...
5
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RP - retention and stability of complete dentures
What is retention,
What is stability,
What are types of displacive forces
23
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RP - complete dentures opposed by natural teeth
The presence of natural teeth mea...,
What may trauma to the maxillary ...,
What is combination syndrome
13
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RP - relines, repairs, and additions
What is a reline,
What is a rebase,
What is the difference between re...
28
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RP - overdenture
What is an overdenture,
What are advantages of overdentures,
What are disadvantages of overden...
4
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RP - immediate dentures
Explain the clinical stages for a...,
What are the advantages of immedi...,
What type of extractions may an i...
15
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TEAMWORK - what is work?
Who developed management theory,
What does introducing rest pauses do,
Explain the bank wiring room theory
4
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TEAMWORKING - working in teams
What are adair s characteristics ...,
What are belbin s evolved nine te...
2
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OS - impacted incisors and premolars
When would you class a maxillary ...,
What are the hereditary aetiology...,
What are the environmental aetiol...
30
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RP - implant pros
What is an implant,
What is the benefit of using impl...,
Name the 3 parts of a dental implant
30
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TEAMWORKING - making a specialist referral
What is a referral for,
What should be included in a refe...,
Who can you refer patients to
5
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INFECTION CONTROL - decontamination
What is decontamination,
Wh,
What does disinfecting alone not ...
40
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INFECTION CONTROL - managing AGPs
How many covid cases were asympto...,
What is an aerosol,
What is a splatter defined by
13
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Oral med - pain of the cranial nerves
What can pain attributed to lesio...,
What can pain attributed to lesio...,
Describe trigeminal neuralgia sym...
10
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Oral med - idiopathic orofacial pain
Describe idiopathic orofacial pain,
What are symptoms of idiopathic o...,
What are 3 types of idiopathic or...
23
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Oral med - primary headaches
What are the 3 ichd,
What are the 2 types of migraines,
Describe a migraine without aura
7
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OS - maxillary sinuses
What roots of what teeth are most...,
What are maxillary sinus peri ope...,
Why may pts think sinus pathology...
60
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OS - difficulty of xla
Why do older teeth pose more risk...,
What type of ethnic background ma...,
Why do lone standing molars incre...
29
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OS - benign mucosal lesions
What is the surgical sieve,
What are types of congenital beni...,
Where do you commonly find leukoe...
59
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OS - complications in oral surgery
How may tmj dislocation arise dur...,
What can you do to prevent tmj di...,
List postop special complications...
34
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OS - bleeding
What are the classification of bl...,
What type of medications are asso...,
What is a sign that someone has a...
34
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OS - sepsis
What is sepsis,
What gender is sepsis more common...,
What age is more at risk of sepsis
11
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OS - principles and planning
What are goals of mos,
What are the 7 steps in mos,
What scalpels are used for mos
24
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OS - instruments
What are the 9 goals of the mos i...,
What instrument is used to hold s...,
What are your standard tweezers c...
20
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THERAPEUTICS - aspirin NSAIDS
What is the chemical name for asp...,
List the 4 features of aspirin,
What does anti pyrexic mean
22
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THERAPEUTICS - paracetamol
What is paracetamols chemical name,
What are the properties of aspirin,
What are paracetamols effects
15
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THERAPEUTICS - codeine
What type of drug is codeine,
How do opiates act,
What is morphine
23
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THERAPEUTICS - metronidazole
What type of drug is metronidazole,
What pathogens does metronidazole...,
What is the half life of metronid...
13
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THERAPEUTICS - penicillin
What class is penicillin,
What is penicillins mechanism of ...,
What spectrum does penicillin hav...
15
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THERAPEUTICS - clindamycin
What is the chemical name for cli...,
What anaerobes does clindamycin t...,
What is clindamycins mechanism of...
9
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FP - RRB
What is the timeline of resin ret...,
Describe the rochette bridge,
What was the rochette bridge main...
22
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FP - conventional bridgework
What are the 5 components of conv...,
What is the abutment in conventio...,
What is the retainer in conventio...
25
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PAEDS - dental anomalies
When do teeth begin to develop,
What are the stages of tooth deve...,
What is formed at cap stage
93
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ORAL MED - white patches
What is the aetiology of white sp...,
What are signs and symptoms of wh...,
What are the clinical features of...
58
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PAEDS - trauma handbook
Why would you perform a pulpotomy,
What is the purpose of performing...,
When treating a tooth with pulpal...
31
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RADIOLOGY - CBCT
What is a cbct,
What are the non dmfr uses of cbcts,
What shape is the cbct xray beam
20
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RADIOLOGY - other modalities
What are the other modalities in ...,
What may be used to increase soft...,
What shape is the beam for a ct scan
32
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PERIO - halitosis
What does the term halitosis deri...,
What is halitosis,
What is the epidemiology of halit...
29
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OS - tutorial 3
What does a sinus imply,
A sinus is placed buccally what d...,
Why wont antibiotics help a root ...
37
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DM - Ceramic tradenames
What is a porcelain jacket crown ...,
What is a dentine bonded crown,
What is a coping
22
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Mod 5 removable pros
What can partial dentures be made of,
What is the disadvantage of cocr ...,
What is kennedy class i
14
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RP - new rebase
Before taking the impression what...,
What type of impression is taken ...,
What happens to the impression taken
13
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RP - surveying and design
How is the model removed from the...,
What is used to scribe tooth and ...,
What is used to measure the desir...
25
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Dental emergency
List the types of periapical diag...,
2
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COMMUNICATION
What is the protocol for communic...,
What is the protocol for breaking...,
What does c stand for in communic...
19
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