midterm 4 dental reeptionist

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Define Mandibular?: horse shoe shaped bone forms lower jaw
define Pulpal exposure?: pulp is open unnatrualy
define dentin?: hard tissue goes down entire length of the root
what are the limits on root cannal therapy for nhib?: predetermination required except for 13-23 and 33-43
how many xrays are allowed for nhib?: 6
define periodontica?: treatment of diseases in tooth and suppouting tissues
give two reasons why not to have complete dentures?: patient says no and occupation
does a father cover a child: false
define pyorrhea: full of pus
what do you do with a persons insurance once it is obtained: call dental offices for eligability
with a reimbursmant plan what must we give the patient: claim form
recipt
when does prophy come to an end on mss: 19
give to examples of record up keep: keep patients information together
have xrays labeled
define occlusion: when the max and mand teeth come together in normal contact
define pedodontics: oral conditons throughout childhood
define oral cavity: when a tooth encloses a open space in the mouth
define prosthodontics: using a artifical substitute
define palliative: giving relief but no cure
define posterior: to the back
define proximal: surface of adjacent teeth that touch each other
define frenectomy?: surgical removal of the frenum
define fedral: governs the country
define fluoridation?: putting fluoride into communities water to aid in caries
define galvanism: two different metals in the mouth
define impaction?: confinement of a tooth preventing eruption
define interproximal: spaces between each other that are sitchuated between two teeth that are adjacent to one another
define inflammation?: tissue response due to injury
define impression: molds or hallows that material is put into
define incsors?: anterior teeth used for cutting and biting
deinfe immediate dentures: dentures that are put in the mouth immediatly after tooth extraction
define judged made law: used when the provincial law and the federal law are generalized and a judge has to fill in the gaps
define mixed: when a child see permanent teeth growing
define molar: teeth that are in the back used for grinding
define lingual: surface that is closest to the tounge
define midline?: a imaginary line that divides the face into two parts
define mottled enamel?: when the tooth is given to much fluoride during developmental stages
define matrix band: surrounds the teeth to replace the missing walls
define edentulous?: without teeth
define endodotics ?: treatment and diagnosis of the pulp and periapical tissues
define excission>: removal by cutting
define enamel>: hardest substance in the body covers the anatomical crown
define exfoliation>: shedding of primary teeth
define ethics: morabligation using common sense duty or conduct to determine between right or wrong
define erosion: done by chemical process not bacteria
define diastema?: space between teeth
define dry socket: infection/inflammation of a socket after tooth extraction
define distal: away from the midline
define chronic: continuing for a long time
define decidous: primary teeth
define cementum: thin bone like covering running down side of the root
define cuspid: used to cut
define cusp: pointed or rounded part on the occlusal part of a tooth
define ceplometric: skull radiograph
define bicuspid: tooth with two cusps
define bruxism: gnashing of the teeth under nervous strain or when sleeping
define bengin: tumour that will not kill
define anatomical crown: a part of the tooth that is under the gum and is covered by enamel
define abrasion: mechanical wearing away of the tooth
define antibiotics: fight infection
define acute: severe, comming to a crisis
define abutment: suppourts the tooth
define attrition: natural wearing away of the tooth
define apicoectomy: removal of the apex
define anterior: located to the front
define aesthetics: refering to beauty
define allergy: reaction to a substance by the body
define abcess: localization and limitation of pus
define pulpectomy: removal of the pulp
define pulp: soft tissue
define permanent?: 32 adult teeth
define provincial: refering to laws that govern the state (province)
define reabsorption: when the body reabsorbs primary teeth
define suture: a stitch that sews up a wound
define supernumary: to many teeth
define technical assult: doctor commences a treatment without patient consent
define sedative: calms fears
define subgingival: below the gum
we have a patient on april 15 that had a o&D. they came back on the 28 for rct we bill it out. Will PBC or Mss pay> What about standard insurance: Mss-PBC they will not they wil deduct it off the o&D from rct.

Standard-will pay for it they dont include it.
what teeth are sealants covered on?: 6-7
when do sealants come to an end: 15
when billing for pa and bw how do u bill: sepratly
what is ceph billed under: ortho
what is a tmj: allow mouth to open and close

brings the mand forward
what does a patient with heart problems have to take: premeds
define roots: tooth part covered by cementum
define periodontal pack: pack put on tissue after surgery for healing
where should the parents of a child be waiting: waiting room
how many appointments are required to complete a bridge: 2 apps
how many appointments a required to complete a partial: 4
how many appointments are needed to complete a complete denture: 5
define root cannal: passage way for nerves and blood vessels to reach the pulp chamber
what do inlays and onlays fall under ?: basic
deifine malocclusion: abnormalities in alaingment and positioning
define prophalaxyis: prevent disease
define oral surgery: diagnosis and surgical treatment of diseased or injuried tissues and abnormalities of the oral cavity
define congenital: conditon present at birth
why should primary teeth and 6 year old molars be kept healthy: developing speech

shape to face

mastication

guides for permanent teeth
define orthodontics: concerned with study and supervision of growth and developement of the dentiton
what sides are grouped together when doing freezings: 1,4

2,3
how old should a child be when they first visit a dentist: 3 yrs
what are two major reasons for ortho relaspe: diastema reopens
wisdom tooth eruption
what happens if you have malocclusions and you leave them untreated: tooth loss and decay
if a patient retainer breaks should a patient wear it: no
after how many days do you have to return for pre opp whaen you have a part bone extraction: 3-5
what age are wisdom teeth simplest to be taken out at: 17-20
why would wisdom teeth have to be extracted: impacted
overcrowded
what conditions must be eliminated before extractions: infectious
after oral surgery you get soft foods and what other procedures as well: orthodontics
dentures
what do u do with a lab slip if insurance is involved: copy
submit with claim form
what information is need on a lab slip: dentists instructions
request return date
a new denture patient should call the office immediatly if ________________ develop.: sore spots
Define treatment: aid in cure
define sextant: treatment is preformed on a particular area
what three things are not covered by insurance: implants
tmj
desentitizing
do wisdom teeth have to be extracted: no
what are three examples of general safe guards: use proffesional dentist title

dont leave dentist with opposite sex'

indentify patient
what are three examples of silence is golden: dont talk about records

dont talk about dental ligability

no critizm
whatare two reasons for complete dentures: decay

edentulous
how many appoints are required for an insert crown: 2
what are five reasons for oral surgery: malaligned

supernumeray

tooth decay

apicoectomy fails

not restorable
what do you give to over anctious patinents: atavan
after how many days do you have to return for post op for immediate denture: 1-2
what are to ways of avoiding technical assult: get patient consent

medical history
this post opp care is included in the price of the dentures for_____________.: three months
A appointment would be booked for _________.: denture adjustments
what are the two things to consider when booking dentures: healing and lab
what are the known problems for denture wears?: saliva increase

akward

gagging
define quadrants: division of teeth into arches by midline
define vestibular: anterior/posterior surfaces closet to the lip/cheek
define contact: point of tooth that touches adjacent one to it
define jursprudance: principle of law and legal regulations refer to dentistry
define maxillary: a pair of bones forming the top part of the mouth
define currtage: scraping the gingival wall to get rid of inflammed or nercotic tissue
a prior extraction clause is cover on teeth: true
define occlusal: broad chewing surface on a tooth
define gingivoplasty: recontouring of the gums that have lost outer form
what are the four dental fee guides: vac nhib mss and standard
What will NHIB always be when another plan exists: dual
what does a dual plan require: primary payment attached to claim
what will oo always be: primary
what will o1 always be: secondary
who are dependent shilren always covered by: parent whose birthday comes first in the year
what happens when the bithdates of both of the parents are the same?: parents whose name comes first in the alphabet
in situations of a seperaton or a divorce who are the primary holders: parent with custody

spouse of parent with custody

parent without custody

spouce of parent without custody
what does coordination of clause benefits mean: insurance alows no coordinatioin with a second insurance plan
what is the alternate benefit clause: insurance pays for the cheapest treatment no matter what the treatment is
what is the pre extraction clause: teeth extracted priot to present insurance do not recieve coverage
when are deductibles paid: first dental visit of the year
whose signatures are preauth required from: dentist
who is eligable for mss: people with disabilites and multiple barriers
what kind of kids are eligable for mss?: reciving income,disability and bc medical premium assistance
How much money do adults receive biannualy: 1000.00
how much money do children recieve: 1400.00 biannunly
what is vac when dual plan is involved: primary
when do we preauth for vac: over 800
who de we preauth the vac insurance to: Veterans Affairs Canada P.E.I
what is the name of nhibs claim form: dent 29
what information is required on dent 29: Group #

ID#

Patient name

dob

Dep#
what insurance companies pay in batch payments: Pbc
Mss
Vac
Greenshield
sunlife
equitable
National Dental system
when filing claim forms for mss vac and mss emergancy where do the forms go to: pbc
where do the forms go to for Nhib: equitable life
who preauthorizes vacs $800.: National dental consult
why do people ignore dental routine care?: fear
uninformed
cost
what dental programs are taught for future problems: preventive
what are four factors for increase in demand for dentistry: dental insurance
improved technology
popluation increase
public awarness
how are the increases in demand for dental care met: four handed dentistry
preventive care
improved technology
what are the two major costly dieases: dental caries
periodontal disease
what is the prefered method of consent: written
what is the common numbering system: international
what are three names for the vestibular surface: labial
buccal
facial
what is the largest rooted tooth: canine
what does acting as an agent for dental reception mean: stay in limits but follow dentist instructions
what are the reasons for a dentist to terminate a patient: not following advice and not showing up
how long does it take to terminate a patient: 30 days
besides communication what are ways to avoid liability claims: keep office clean so no accidents occur

when dentist is away make sure you tell patient where to go for emergancy

equipment maintained
what are the three aspects of preventive dentistry: diet guidance and control
fluoridation
patient motovation/education
what are the signs of decay besides white yellow and brown spots: tooth sensitivity and ache
how may decay be prevented: diet
fluoride
pit and fissure sealants
brush/floss
what is nursing mouth: decay
what is used to indicate plaque when brushing: disclosing agents
what are the first and second stages of periodontics?: gingivitis
pyorrhea
what are 4 causes of periodonatal disease?: plaque
diet
worn out restorations
bruxism
3 known symptoms of periodontal disease: gums bleeding brush/floss

teeth and gums become unattached

pus comes when gums are pressed
what 2 reasons are cements used for: temp filling material

root cannal filler
3 condintions for bonding: diastema

chipped

stained
what teeth #s cover composite filling an pfm crowns: 1-5
what teeth # cover amalgam filling and full gold: 6-8
are anteriors billed to insurance as amalgams: no
3 tmj problems: dizzines
headache upon waking
ear pain going towards face
two main causes of tmj: malocclusins

oral habits
y endo treatments: preserve tooth
y rct?: malaligned
aesthetics
periocondition
y o&d: relieve pain/pressure

drain infection
3 emergancy sysmptoms of periapical abcess: pain/swelling
foul smell
sensitivity
usual corse of action of an incomplete fractrue where pulp involvement is involved: extraction
is pulpotomy done to preserve the tooth: yes
what are the sighs that show we need a bridge: stable occlusion
suppout alignment
aesthetics
what are contradictions of having a bridge: bad diet
periodontal condition
how long does it take for the lab to construct anterior restorations: 10 days
how long does it take for lab to construct posterior restorations: 7 days
is an onlay a custom made filling made at a lab which doesnt require a cusp: false
2 know advantage partial over bridge: cheaper
larger dentiton span
why are partials not advisiable: no suppourt
perio condition
Name this tooth Pernament 11 21 31 41: central insicors
Name this tooth Pernament 12 22 32 42: Lateral incisor
Name this tooth Pernament 13 23 33 43: Canine cuspid
Name this tooth Pernament 14 24 34 44: 1st premolar 1st bicuspid
Name this tooth Pernament 15 25 35 45: 2nd premolar 2nd bicuspid
name this tooth Permanent 16 26 36 46: 1 molar/6 yrs old
what is the name of this tooth pernament 17 27 37 47: 2nd molar/12 yr old
name this tooth perment 18 28 38 48: 3rd molar/ wisdom
Name this tooth decidous 51 62 73 84: centeral incisor
name this tooth decidous 52 62 72 82: lateral incisor
what are the limits for polish when under seventeen: 1/2 unit 2 per year

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