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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: TISSUE RETRACTION_JO, displacement of gingival tissue for temporary finish line exposure which is done to ensure retention of restoration, sympathomimetic vasoconstrictors Which produces Gingival retraction, removal of cord then finish lines will be located subgingivally, Gingiva away from Tooth, Gutta Percha which are Forced on teeth, Satisfactory without permanent tissue damage If application is limited to 4-5mins, displacement of gingival tissue for temporary finish line exposure consists of methods such as Surgical Methods, retraction cord placed in the Gingival crevice, Alum Types 8% racemic epinephrine, Techniques such as preparing the tooth first slightly incisal to the gingival crest, packing around the buccal area pack all but the last 2.0 or 5.0 mm. of cord, Gingival Sulcus Enlargement done by electrode tip being held parallel with the long axis, into a loop place Around the prepared tooth, do four separate motions w/ one stroke each which are mesial, retraction cord pushes the Gingiva, Attachment apparatus which is done when fracture or caries places finish line at the level of attachment, gingival tissue is removed from the sulcus around the cavity margins that it controls seepage, gingival tissue is removed from the sulcus around the cavity margins that provides a trough for the impression material., diamond-shaped electrode for wide band of attached gingiva, Rotary Gingival Curettage done to prevent pressure packing trauma and needing electrosurgery around subgingival tissue preparation