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Picture, Diagnosis, Differential Diagnosis, Treatment
Picture, Diagnosis, Differential Diagnosis, Treatment
Picture, Diagnosis, Differential Diagnosis, Treatment
1. The patient complains of pain from thermal stimuli in the lower jaw on the right,
which quickly disappears after they are removed. Objectively: on the chewing
surface of the 26 tooth, there is a carious cavity with a narrow “entrance” opening
within the mantle dentin. Dentin is soft, light in color. Percussion of the 26th tooth
is painless. Diagnose:
Acute medium caries.
Acute deep caries.
Chronic superficial caries.
Chronic medium caries.
Chronic deep caries.
Solution algorithm:
1. Pay attention to complaints. Short-term pain from irritants is characteristic of
caries and non-carious lesions of the teeth.
2. Pay attention to the localization of the defect. The carious cavity is located on
the chewing surface of the molar, which is typical for caries.
3. Pay attention to the shape of the defect. Carious cavity with a narrow inlet,
which is typical for an acute course of caries.
4. Pay attention to the depth of the defect. The carious cavity is located within the
mantle dentin, which is typical for middle caries.
5. Pay attention to the consistency of hard tissue. Dentin is softened, which is
typical for the acute course of caries.
Solution algorithm:
1. Pay attention to the localization of the defect. The carious cavity is located on
the contact surface of the premolar, which is typical for the localization of caries of
the II class according to Black.
2. Pay attention to the depth of the defect. The carious cavity is located within the
enamel, which is typical for superficial caries.
3. Pay attention to the type of defect. A defect with indistinct contours, which is
characteristic of the chronic course of caries.
4. Pay attention to the texture and color of the hard tissue. The enamel is dark
brown in color, fragile (breaks off) when probed, which is typical for the chronic
course of caries.
Solution algorithm:
1. Pay attention to complaints. Short-term sensitivity to sweetness is characteristic
of caries and non-carious dental lesions.
2. Pay attention to the localization of the defect. The carious cavity is located on
the chewing surface of the molar in the fissures, which is typical for caries.
3. Pay attention to the texture and color of the hard tissue. The enamel is white,
without shine, fragile (chips off) when probing, which is typical for an acute course
of caries.
Solution algorithm:
1. Pay attention to the localization of the defect. The carious cavity is located on
the vestibular surface in the cervical region of tooth 22, which is typical for the
localization of Black Class V caries.
2. Pay attention to the depth of the defect. The carious cavity is located within the
mantle dentin, which is typical for middle caries.
3. Pay attention to the texture and color of the hard tissue. Dentin is hard, dark in
color, the bottom is rough, which is typical for the chronic course of caries.
4. Pay attention to the results of probing the defect. Probing is painless, which is
typical for the chronic course of caries.
5. Pay attention to the results of additional methods. The reaction to cold is
painless, which is typical for the chronic course of caries.
Solution algorithm:
1. Pay attention to complaints. Short-term pain from irritants is characteristic of
caries and non-carious lesions of the teeth.
2. Pay attention to the localization of the defect. The carious cavity is located on
the proximal-distal surface of the molar, which is typical for caries.
3. Pay attention to the shape of the defect. Carious cavity with a narrow inlet,
which is typical for an acute course of caries.
4. Pay attention to the depth of the defect. The carious cavity is located within the
mantle dentin, which is typical for middle caries.
5. Pay attention to the consistency of hard tissue. Dentin is softened, which is
typical for the acute course of caries.
6. Pay attention to the sounding results. Probing is painful along the dentin-enamel
border, which is typical for the acute course of caries.
7. Pay attention to the results of additional survey methods. The reaction to a cold
stimulus is painful, short-term, which is characteristic of the acute course of caries.
6. For filling a carious cavity with an average depth of 37 (Black class II) in a 35-
year-old man, the doctor chose the technique of layer-by-layer restoration. Which
of the composites in this case should be used to cover the bottom and walls of the
carious cavity to create an initial super-adaptive layer?
Fluid.
Microfilled.
Macro-filled.
Condensable.
Microhybrid.
Solution algorithm:
1. Pay attention to the location of the cavity. A carious cavity of the II class
according to Black has a complex configuration, which requires a decrease in the
influence of the C-factor.
2. Pay attention to the chosen restoration technique. This technique provides for
the creation of an adaptive layer from a material that has the properties compensate
for the stresses arising during the "traditional polymerization" of composites.
Solution algorithm:
1. Pay attention to the location of the defects. A carious cavity of the V class
according to Black, is located in the cervical region of the central incisors of the
upper jaw, which presents increased requirements for aesthetics when restoring
defects.
2. Pay attention to the properties of the proposed materials. Microhybrid materials
have positive properties: good aesthetic qualities, good physical and mechanical
properties, good polishability, good surface quality, high color fastness.
8. A 35-year-old patient was diagnosed with chronic medium caries 36. A cavity of
the II class according to Black with lesions of the chewing surface. What is the
best material for filling?
Light curing microhybrid composite material.
Flowable composite of light polymerization.
Glass ionomer cement.
Silicophosphate cement.
Microphilized light curing composite.
Solution algorithm:
1. Pay attention to the location of the defect. Carious cavity of the II class
according to Black in the 36th tooth, which presents increased requirements for the
strength properties of the material.
2. Pay attention to the properties of the proposed materials. Properties of
microhybrid composites that provide them with the qualities of universal
restorative materials: good aesthetic qualities; good physical properties; high
polishability; good surface quality; excellent color fastness.