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In the lab
- Etch the tooth Etchant
- Bond the filling to the tooth Bonding agent
- Fill the tooth Composite
- Fill a small or hard-to-reach spot Flowable composite
- Shape the filling against the next tooth Matrix bands and wedges
- Cure the material Curing lights
- Finish and polish Finishing and polishing discs
- Check the bite Articulating paper
- Prep the tooth Diamond burs
- Build up a broken-down tooth Core build-up and posts
- Push the gum back for the impression Retraction cord
- Stop the gums bleeding Hemostatic agent
- Take the final impression VPS impression material
- Record the bite Bite registration
- Make a temporary crown Temporary crown and bridge material
- Hold the temporary in Temporary cement
- Cement the final crown Self-adhesive resin cement
- Adjust a zirconia crown Diamond burs
- Polish a crown Polishing kit
- Numb the gum before the shot Topical anesthetic
- Give the injection Needles and syringes
- Take a tooth out Extraction instruments
- Stop bleeding Hemostatic agent
- Close the site Sutures
- Dress the wound Wound dressings
- Graft bone or place an implant Implant parts and bone graft
- Other surgical tools Surgical instruments
- Wipe down surfaces between patients Disinfecting wipes
- Cover the chair and equipment Barriers and covers
- Cover the headrest Headrest covers
- Sterilize instruments Pouches and indicators
- Clean instruments before sterilizing Ultrasonic cleaning solution
- Protect yourself Gloves, masks and gowns
- Treat the waterlines Waterline tablets
- Remove saliva Saliva ejectors
- High-volume suction HVE tips
- Keep the mouth open Cheek retractors and bite blocks
- Keep the area dry Cotton rolls and gauze
- Isolate a quadrant Dry-field systems
- Cover the patient Patient bibs
- Clean the suction lines Evacuation line cleaner
- Replace the suction traps Traps and canisters
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