Dental Procedures and Amalgam Techniques

This video tutorial demonstrates a class one amalgam restoration procedure. It begins with a patient case study, detailing the equipment and preparation needed for the procedure. The tutorial covers cavity preparation, including drilling and ensuring proper tooth anatomy. It then explains the steps for placing and condensing amalgam, followed by carving, finishing, and polishing the restoration. The video concludes with proper disposal of materials and safety considerations.

What was the reason for Phantom's visit to the dental clinic?

• Routine check-up

• Pain in the lower right tooth

• Tooth whitening

• Orthodontic consultation

Which tool is NOT required for setting up the rubber dam?

• Rubber dam puncher

• Dental floss

• High-speed handpiece

• Rubber dam frame

What is the shape of the 330 bur used in the procedure?

• Round

• Pear-shaped

• Conical

• Flat

What is the recommended depth for the cavity preparation?

• 2 to 2.5 mm

• 1 to 1.5 mm

• 0.5 to 1 mm

• 1.5 to 2 mm

Which instrument is used to mix amalgam?

• Amalgamator

• Condenser

• Burnisher

• Explorer

What is the purpose of pre-carved burnishing?

• To create grooves in the amalgam

• To adapt amalgam at the margins

• To polish the amalgam

• To remove excess amalgam

Which tool is used for carving the amalgam?

• Rubber dam puncher

• Amalgamator

• Holland back carver

• Amalgam carrier

What is the purpose of finishing and polishing the amalgam restoration?

• To increase the size of the restoration

• To make the restoration more visible

• To remove voids and decrease plaque accumulation

• To change the color of the restoration

Which tools are used for polishing the amalgam restoration?

• Brownies and Greenies

• Rubber dam and frame

• High-speed handpiece and bur

• Explorer and carver

What should be done with the amalgam waste after the procedure?

• Store for future use

• Dispose in the designated container

• Flush down the sink

• Dispose in the regular trash