Coronal Polish Certification Practice Test

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Which of the following is NOT a part of the PPE needed for coronal polishing?

Gloves
A face shield
Surgical gown
Bouffant cap

The correct answer is: Surgical gown

In the context of coronal polishing, personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential to ensure the safety of both the dental professional and the patient. Typically, gloves are imperative to maintain hygiene and prevent the transmission of pathogens, while a face shield protects the eyes and face from potential splashes or debris during the procedure. A bouffant cap is often worn to cover hair and minimize contamination. The surgical gown, while beneficial in some clinical settings to provide a barrier against contamination, is not specifically required for coronal polishing. The focus during this procedure is on protecting the hands, face, and infectious materials rather than the whole body. As a result, the surgical gown is not considered a necessary piece of PPE specifically for coronal polishing, which makes it the correct choice in this question regarding what is not needed for the procedure.