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ORTHODONTICS (Dentistry) FINAL EXAM 2 STUDY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (with diagrams) MULTIPLE CHOICE A+ GRADED.
- What were the first arch wires used in level-
- Nickel Titanium
- Stainless Steel
- Nanocoated
- Gold Alloy
- Nickel Titanium
ing and aligning?
- What shape of wire is used to level the curve
- Orthoform I
- Reverse curve
- Ovoid
- A & C
- Ligature ties are a bendable material. They
- True/True
- True/False
- False/False
- False/True
- Reverse curve
of Spee?
are used as co ties.
- True/True
- What type of wire is used for torque?
- Round
- Rectangular
- Both A and B
- None of the Above
- After a canine exposure, what material can
- Beta-ti wire
- Close coil springs
- Floss
- Zing String
- Rectangular
you use to tie to a gold chain?
- Zing String
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ORTHODONTICS (Dentistry) FINAL EXAM 2 STUDY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (with diagrams) MULTIPLE CHOICE A+ GRADED.
- What type of material is used to hold space
- Open coil spring
- Closed coil spring
- Zing string
- Power tubing
- Which material is used for space closure?
- Close coil springs
- Power tubing
- Power chain
- Floss
- If you engage the power-chain to the distal
- Mesial
- Distal
- Intrude
- Extrude
- What kind of tie is used to add an elastic to a
- Steel tie
- Ligature tie
- Plastic hook
- Kobi tie
- Closed coil spring
that we like?
bracket the teeth will rotate in what direction?
hook that does not have a bracket?
- Power chain
- Mesial
- Kobi tie
- Using a combination of Ni-ti wire overtop
- True
- False
- What are bite turbos used for in orthodon-
- Helps to open the bite in a deep bite case
- Helps to jump a cross bite
- Can help to intrude teeth from biting into
- True
stainless to bring a tooth into the arch is called "Piggyback"
tics?
the turbo
- All of the above.
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ORTHODONTICS (Dentistry) FINAL EXAM 2 STUDY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (with diagrams) MULTIPLE CHOICE A+ GRADED.
- All of the above.
- None of the above apply to the use of bite
- What makes it possible for nickel-titanium
- This behavior is based on a reversible
- This behavior is based on a reversible
- This behavior is based on a reversible
- This behavior is based on an irreversible
- A wire with a low load/deflection rate is capa-
- Both true
- Both false
- First statement is true, second statement
- First statement is false, second statement
- A wire extending from the molars to incisors
- Molars tip forward & intrude.
- Molars rotate mesiobuccally
- Molars tip distally & extrude
- Molars rotate distobuccally
- What type of elastics should not be used on
- Power tubing
turbos
arch wires to exhibit super elastic behavior?
transformation within the austenitic phase.
transformation between the austenitic and martensitic phases.
transformation within the martensitic phase.
transformation within the martensitic phase
ble of generating constant forces that do not depend much on the amount of activation.Bending loops into an arch wire reduces its load/deflection rate by increasing the wire length.
is false.
is true.
is activated to intrude the incisors. What is the side effect on the molars?
a high mandibular plane angle patient?
- This behavior is based on
a reversible transformation between the austenitic and martensitic phases.
- Both true
- Molars tip distally & ex-
trude
- Class II elastics
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ORTHODONTICS (Dentistry) FINAL EXAM 2 STUDY QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (with diagrams) MULTIPLE CHOICE A+ GRADED.
- What is another term for Power Tubing?
- Bumper Tubing
- Plumper Tubing
- Dumper Tubing
- Slumber Tubing
- What type of elastic wire is often used for a
- Power Tubing
- Slumber Tubing
- Stainless steel
- Coil Spring
peg lateral?
- What is an example of an orthodontic auxil-
- Elastic thread
- Power tubing
- Coil spring
- All of the above
- You can remove brackets off of a pt that is not
- True
- False
- With every force, there is an opposite and
- True
- False
- Bumper Tubing
iary?
technically yours?
equal reaction, which needs an adequate amount of space. There needs to be trans- verse movement first, before anterior and posterior movement
- Coil Spring
- All of the above
- True
- True
- Class III elastics
- Band and Loop space maintainer
- Class II elastics