(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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I-instrument for light-moderate calculus removal from the distal root surfaces of posterior teeth
N-happens when sub ging scaling with face to tooth surfaceangulation of 95 degrees
O-instrument for moderate subginigival calc in a 6mm on DL #30
N-a finger rest that is used so that force can be exerted on scaling
B-instruments for the removal of light calculus on the buccal furcation of #15
G-instrument with toe and paired working ends
B-Assessment instrument for deep, narrow pockets on anterior teeth
I-removes light, grainy calculus on root surfaces
B-smooth the surface of calculus instead of removing it
G-connects the handle and the working end
G-instrument for debridement of root surface roughness on the medial of #14
O-instrument for moderate subgingival calculus in a 4mm pocket
O-classification of a instrument with two cutting edges that end in a tip
G-illumination, transillumination, retraction and reflection
I-detects caries and locates deposits
N-removes moderate to heavy sub gingival calculus
O-type of instrument where the working end has one cutting edge
G-used to assess grooves and pits on occlusal surfaces
N-used sub gingival for assessing pre and post debridement
O-instrument with 2 cutting edges that meet in a tip
B-type of instrument that has a thicker, stronger cutting edge
I-instrument for removing moderate size calculus under contacts of posterior teeth
I-type of stroke that removes deposit and has pressure applied
B-can be used sub on direct facial and lingual surfaces, not on mesials
