DN 9 (SET 2): Provide support during non-surgical endodontic treatment

1. What is the primary purpose of non-surgical endodontic treatment?

2. Which procedure involves complete removal of the pulp?

3. Which item is essential for isolating the tooth during root canal treatment?

4. Which instrument measures the length of a root canal?

5. What is a common irrigant used in root canal procedures?

6. Why is rubber dam isolation important?

7. What material is used for permanent root canal filling?

8. Which of the following is a risk during root canal treatment?

9. What is the purpose of temporary filling after a root canal?

10. Which complication can result from incomplete canal filling?

11. Who decides on performing a non-surgical endodontic procedure?

12. Which chart is important for identifying previously treated teeth?

13. Which radiograph is essential before root canal treatment?

14. What does an apex locator do?

15. Which procedure is often used for primary teeth?

16. What is the best way to monitor patient comfort during treatment?

17. Which patient might need extra support during endodontic care?

18. What is the role of EDTA in root canal treatment?

19. Which material may be used to seal a canal permanently?

20. What must always be gained before treatment starts?

21. What can occur if canals are overfilled?

22. What should patients avoid after treatment?

23. Which medicament disinfects canals?

24. Which medicament is used in temporary canal dressing?

25. What advice should be given post-treatment?

26. Which factor could delay healing?

27. How do you support a child during root canal?

28. What is used to dry the canal before obturation?

29. What is the function of radiographs during treatment?

30. What is the last step of a successful endodontic treatment?