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AYUDA Prep Course Know these slides before the day of volunteering!...I will test each and every one of you…

AYUDA Dental Clinic Please meet in front of the Dental School at 7:15 am on Saturday morning and wear scrubs. If you do not have any wear khaki pants and a polo shirt.

AYUDA rotating stations -Diagnose -X-ray/Anesthesia -Sterilization -Shadowing/Assisting -Pit AYUDA advisors: Dr. Done & Dr. Mokbel Breakfast/Lunch Provided Wear your scrubs or khakis/polo shirt…No Jeans!

Basic Nomenclature of the Mouth

Coding of the teeth. In the United States, the 32 permanent teeth are numbered sequentially (not assigned to quadrants). Gilroy et al., THIEME Atlas of Anatomy. All rights reserved. © THIEME 2008, Illustrator: Karl Wesker

Permanent Teeth Numbering and Mounting Chart

Structure of a tooth. Principal parts of a tooth (molar). Gilroy et al., THIEME Atlas of Anatomy. All rights reserved. © THIEME 2008, Illustrator: Karl Wesker

Structure of a tooth. Histology of a tooth (mandibular incisor). Gilroy et al., THIEME Atlas of Anatomy. All rights reserved. © THIEME 2008, Illustrator: Karl Wesker

Permanent teeth. Maxillary teeth. Inferior view of the maxilla. Gilroy et al., THIEME Atlas of Anatomy. All rights reserved. © THIEME 2008, Illustrator: Karl Wesker

Permanent teeth. Mandibular teeth. Superior view of the mandible. Gilroy et al., THIEME Atlas of Anatomy. All rights reserved. © THIEME 2008, Illustrator: Karl Wesker

Dental panoramic tomogram. Gilroy et al., THIEME Atlas of Anatomy. All rights reserved. © THIEME 2008, Illustrator: Karl Wesker

Sealants - 50% reduction in Children's fillings! How does it work? The sealant forms a protective coating on the tooth surface, sealing over the pits and fissures and so preventing any food particles or bacteria getting in and attacking the tooth from the inside.

How long does it last? Occasionally the sealant may need to be reapplied, but once the child had reached adulthood no further application is necessary. Tests over many years have shown that pit and fissure sealing greatly reduces the number of fillings needed by children At what age is it best applied? For complete protection it should be applied to each of the child's adult back teeth as they begin to appear from around the age of 6, but sealants can be used effectively at any time during childhood or adolescence. Teeth may be sealed singly or all at once.

How is it applied and how long does it take? The back teeth are prepared by the dentist or hygienist to accept the sealant, so it will form a strong bond with the tooth and penetrate down into the fissure. The dentist or hygienist carefully applies the sealant onto the tooth in droplet form where it dries hard in 60 seconds. The dentist may sometimes use a curing light to set/hardened the sealant. the whole procedure takes about 10 minutes. Light Cure-UV light

Common Instruments Used at Ayuda Clinics Mirror and Explorer

High Speed Slow Speed Handpiece Handpiece High Speed comes in one piece High Speed Burs look like smooth bullet at the end Slow Speed comes in two pieces Slow Speed Burs have latches at the end

Dental Burs type of drill used in a handpiece Used for cutting hard tissues - tooth or bone. Made of steel, stainless steel, tungsten carbide and diamond grit. High Speed Burs (smooth ends) Low Speed Burs (latched ends)

256 Most common bur in the dental clinic Looks similar to a rod shape

330 (Upside-down Shape) These burs are used for cavity preparation, access points and splitting roots of small teeth. Treating cavities on molar occlusal surfaces The other most common burs are 330

Round Burs These heads are used for cavity preparation and creating access points Sizes range from 1/4 to 9. The smaller the number, the smaller the head. The best sizes to use initially are 1, 2, and 4.

Dental CondenserAmalgam (silver) Carrier Condenses and packs the amalgam into the tooth Carries the amalgam into the target area of tooth

Articulating Paper Tells you if the filling is too high so you can shape it.

Finishing Burs These heads are used for finishing restorations. Also available as white stone, for composite, or green stone, for amalgam.

AYUDA Advice Don’t go out the night before AYUDA…you WILL regret it in the morning…. Plan to stay for the whole time 8am-2pm Ask dental students questions, because you are helping yourself and refreshing their knowledge. Don’t just stand around….Find something to do If you see people crowding around a patient…don’t rubberneck! Smile and have fun! =]