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And the Answer is…It Depends! Answers to your questions about dental implant maintenance

Presented by Lynn Pencek, MS, RDH
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You must achieve a passing score of 80% on the ten content questions related to the course you just viewed. If you do not pass on the first try, you do have the opportunity to try again. Please email info.usa@tepe.com if you have any questions.
1. Risk factors with surgical implant placement and restorative include(s):*

Implant designBone qualityRestorative loading protocolProsthetic designAll of the above
2. Controllable risk factors for peri-implant disease include(s):*

SmokingPoor oral hygienePoor prosthetic designAll of the above
3. There is generalized confusion with dental implants on which of the following topics?*

On the treatment of mucositis and peri-implantitisHow often should patients brush dailyHow white the prosthetic can be
4. Use of fluoride can corrode titanium dental implants; this chemical change can*

Enhance osteointegrationCause corrosion, contribute to bacterial growth, and dysbiosisBoth are TRUEBoth are FALSE
5. Biological safe materials used in air polishing include(s):*

Erythritol and GlycineBaking sodaBaby powder
6. Use of the rubber cup polishing is safe when used:*

Use fine pumice-free polish on the restorative crown onlyUse cup on the exposed threads of implantUse acidulated phosphite fluoride polishUse extra pumice
7. Probing should be done:*

Six months to one year after the final restoration is placed as a base line referenceProbed at every visit with heavy forceNever probeIn the presence of sever inflammation to confirm bleeding on probing
8. Plastic scalers are the hand instrument of choice when scaling implants.*

TrueFalse
9. Use of chlorhexidine should be discontinued on dental implant patients because chlorhexidine*

Alters the implant surface and causes corrosionReduces fibroblastic productionStains awfullyAll of the above
10. Safe ultrasonic tips for use on dental implants include:*

Titanium and PEEK – Polyether Ether KetonGold and Stainless steel tipsSame ultrasonic tips as natural teethGraphite and plastic tips.
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And the Answer is…It Depends! Answers to your questions about dental implant maintenance

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6 Evaluation Questions