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Question 1

Resistance form

Answer 1

resists fracture

Question 2

Defensive dent.

Answer 2

reparative

Question 3

primary and secondary

Answer 3

formative original dentin

Question 4

Liners

Answer 4

almost flowable - barrier for sealing dentin from restorative material. More important with composite than amalgam. Done to prevent leaky tooth restoration interfaces. Also have electric, thermal insulation.

Question 5

Copal varnish

Answer 5

amalgam solution liner - most often - 2-5microm.

Question 6

Adhesive

Answer 6

vitrabond - solution liners - 2-5microm

Question 7

Suspension liners

Answer 7

20-25microm, any liner based on H20 and have their constituents suspended instead of dissolved - CaOH

Question 8

Cement liners

Answer 8

200-1000 microm, GI

Question 9

Eugenol liners

Answer 9

ZOE and B+T

Question 10

Dentin bonding systems/sealers

Answer 10

optibond solo plus, gluma

Question 11

IF RDT more than ——- no liner needed

Answer 11

2mm. For younger patients, maybe need a liner here.

Question 12

How many layers for copal varnish

Answer 12

2 layers, 85% sealed. 1 layer is 55% sealed

Question 13

Copalite absolutely can only be used with

Answer 13

amalgam

Question 14

Bases

Answer 14

thicker - 1-2mm - mostly thermal and mechanical protection/support. Provides resistance to amalgam condensation.

Should be about a mm thick at least for strength.

Question 15

Liner used to seal off all

Answer 15

exposed dentin (can put liner above base)

Question 16

Indirectpulp cap

Answer 16

15 days have defensive reparative cells differentiate.
30 days - microscopic reparative dentin
100 days radiographic reparative dentin.

Class V is less important (pressure).

Question 17

Heavy hemorrhage in pulp means

Answer 17

affected pulp, more likely to need endo.

Question 18

IF you get saliva on pulp exposure

Answer 18

increase likelihood of endo.

Question 19

ZOE cannot be used under

Answer 19

composite.

Question 20

Use dentin conditioner for

Answer 20

RMGI - blue liquid for dentin only.