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 # Torque in orthodontics refers to: a. The change in mesiodistal inclination of teeth b. The change in labiolingual inclination of teeth c. The rotation of teeth d. None of the above The correct answer is B. The change in labiolingual inclination of teeth. Torquing is considered as reverse tipping during which there is movement of root only without the movement of the crown. This type of tooth movement is usually used to correct the effects of uncontrolled tipping. 

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 # Which of the following materials used in orthodontics commonly causes sensitivity? A. Steel B. Ceramic C. Nickel D. Plastic The correct answer is C. Nickel. Most allergies in orthodontics are related to latex and nickel. Nickel can evoke IgE-mediated (immediate) and cell-mediated (delayed) hypersensitivity reactions. 

 Z-Spring Double cantilever/Z-spring can be used for the labial movement of palatally locked incisors and also for correcting minor rotations of these teeth. Parts of Z-Spring a. Square loop b. Two helices c. Retentive arm d. Retentive tag Helices of Z-spring There are two helices of small internal diameter. Squarsh loop: Active arm with squarsh loop is incorporated at the free end of active arm and it helps in preventing soft tissue damage. Retentive arm: It has a long retentive arm of about 10 to 12 mm length, which gets embedded in acrylic base material. Retentive tag: Retentive tag of Z-spring is perpendicular to the retentive arm and is of 2 to 3 mm in length. Fabrication  Stainless steel wire of 0.5 mm or 23 gauge isn used for the fabrication of Z-spring.  Pliers used: Universal pliers can be used for the fabrication of Z-spring.  Z-spring can be designed to more one or two incisor in a labial direction over equal distances.  The spring is constructed such that it is perp...

# The root canal instrument most likely to break during use is a: A. File B. Broach C. Reamers D. Spreaders # While root canal biomechanical preparation apical constriction is enlarged to 50 sized instrument. You would like to: A. Use reverse filling technique B. Reinstrument with larger instrument 1 mm short of previous preparation C. Fit a 50 mm cone and condense carefully D. Fill with 40 sized cone

Dental implants have revolutionized the field of restorative dentistry, offering patients a reliable and long-lasting solution for missing teeth. When considering dental implants, it is essential to choose the right dental specialist to ensure a successful and comfortable treatment outcome. In this essay, we will explore the various dental specialists involved in the dental implant process and discuss the factors to consider when selecting the most suitable specialist for your implant procedure. 1. Periodontist: Periodontists specialize in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of gum diseases and conditions affecting the supporting structures of teeth. They play a crucial role in dental implant treatment by ensuring the health of the gums and jawbone. Periodontists are skilled in procedures such as bone grafting and gum tissue manipulation, which are often necessary for successful implant placement. If you have periodontal issues or inadequate bone density, consulting a periodontist...

 In the competitive world of dentistry, attracting and retaining patients is crucial for a thriving dental practice. One effective strategy to achieve this is by offering discounts to patients. However, many dentists worry about the potential revenue loss associated with implementing such discounts. In this essay, we will explore several key strategies that dental practices can employ to provide discounts to patients without compromising revenue. Analyze Treatment Margins: To offer discounts without affecting revenue, dental practices should first conduct a comprehensive analysis of their treatment margins. By evaluating the profitability of various procedures, dentists can identify areas where discounts can be implemented without significant financial impact. For example, procedures with higher profit margins could be targeted for discount offers. Implement Strategic Discount Packages: Instead of offering discounts on individual procedures, dental practices can create bundled trea...