When scaling the lower anterior facials, the index finger of the non-dominant hand is placed in the labial vestibule for retraction of the lip. The ring finger of the dominant hand is placed on the index finger of the non-dominant for use as a fulcrum.  This describes which of the following fulcrum techniques?

Using the radiographs provided, crowns are present on which teeth?

The referral to a periodontist is made when it has been determined that the results from scaling and root planing have not provided the expected outcome. The ultimate decision to refer or not refer rest with the hygienist but is usually based on overall clinical findings.

Which of the following is/are true of the After Five Gracey Curets? Choose all that apply.

What is Genevieve’s Perio Grade Classification?

Which of the following describes the most stable finger rest when scaling tenacious calculus with a universal curette?

Which radiograph(s) is/are most appropriate for today’s visit to evaluate the cause of Mr. Benson’s sensitivity to heat and pressure?

Download and refer to the Case Study to answer the following questions: Final Exam Case Study #1_2024.pdf

When performing root planing procedures on posterior teeth, it is wise to start looking for furcations when scaling 3-5mm apical to the CEJ. There is one tooth that access to the furcation is difficult and only possible when there is severe bone loss, as it has a furcation that is typically located 7mm from the CEJ. Which tooth does this describe?

At the re-evaluation appointment, there were 2 sites chosen by the dentist that would benefit from placement of a site-specific medicament. The medicament chosen was Atridox. Your patient ask you what you know about this product. Indicate all that apply.