| Symptom | | What a patient tells you about his or her injuries or disease |
| Three | | Most periodontal diseases result in the gradual recession of the tissues of this________. |
| Upper respiratory | | This type of fracture you may observe these types of signs: slight chip or exposure of the dentin or pulp. |
| Sign | | An inflammation of the gingiva that involves the crest of the alveolar bone and the periodontal ligament above the alveolar crest. |
| Pulp | | This type of tooth fracture you may observe fractured tooth as seen on x-ray, tooth mobility or facial trauma. |
| Mandibular | | One of the situations that warrants a dental tech to provide emergency treatment are if you are either standing dental tech watch of if no dental officer is onboard or if a ____________happens. |
| Enamel | | Also know as dry socket result when blood clot fails to form or washed out of the socket of a recently extracted tooth. |
| Recognize | | An important part of your job as a dental technician the ability to _______diseases of the tissues of the teeth |
| Acute pulpitis | | An infection of the pulpal tissue causing the pulp to become necrotic. |
| Periocoronitits | | Record the emergency treatment provided on the Health record, Dental____. |
| Fractures | | This type of fracture the enamel and dentin and the ________ are exposed. |
| Marginal Gingivitis | | _________is of the essence for the replantation to be a success when dealing with a traumatically extracted tooth. |
| Sterile saline | | Least common type of fracture is of the ________. |
| Postextracation hemorrhage | | A person with a fractured jaw may suffer serious interference with this. |
| SF 603 | | Another name for Necrotizing Ulcerative gingivitis. |
| Four | | Usually the result of high velocity accidents. |
| Apthous | | This type of fracture patient may complain of severe pain form heat, cold, inability to eat do to pain, tooth is moving or loose. |
| Trench mouth | | Occurs anytime from few hrs to several days after extraction of a tooth. |
| Pericapical abscess | | Relatively mild inflammation of the gingival tissue. |
| Periodontitis | | An inflammation of the gingival tissue. |
| Mass casualty | | This type of stomata's occurs on the lining or nonkeratinized tissue. |
| One | | This type of fracture signs to observe are the following extensive fracture of enamel or dentin layer and no pulp exposure. |
| Root | | Inflammation of the gingiva around a partially erupted tooth. |
| Gingivitis | | Gingivitis is a severe infection of the gingival tissue resulting form untreated marginal gingivitis one of the many contributing factors. |
| Stomatitis | | What you observe when you examine the oral structures. |
| Fractured | | An inflammation of the pulp caused by injury to pulp, most frequent cause severe tooth pain. |
| Two | | This type of stomatitis occurs on the masticory or keratinized tissues |
| Maxilla | | One of the most important phase of emergency care to clear the ________passage of any obstructions |
| Perodontium | | Used to denote inflammation of the oral mucosa. There are 2 types. |
| Necrotizing ulcerative | | Pain form this type of tooth usually results form exposed dentin or irritation of the pulp tissue as a result of trauma. |
| Dental caries | | Maxilla fracture can be distinguished from this type of fracture becasue it will cause severe malocclusion consist of an open bite |
| Dentin | | Type one of fracture patients symptoms include: pain eating or drinking, sensitivity hot or cold |
| Postextracation alveolar ostitis | | This type of fracture symptoms include: severe throbbing pain, very sharp edges, inability to chew food |
| Herpatic | | Most common cause for this is bacterial plaque. |
| Time | | Caused by an infection of the periodontal tissues. |
| Breathing | | A dental officer may instruct you to replace a tooth back in the socket after rinsing it with this. |
| Periodontal abscess | | Type 2 fracture symptoms include very sharp edges; sever pain hot, cold and toothache. |
