Biocompatibility

Question 1

variables of biocompatibility of a material

Answer 1

duration, properties, health of host

Question 2

testing for biocompatibility (IRB) lasts about blank years

Answer 2

40

Question 3

irb is the blank

Answer 3

institutional review board

Question 4

testing of biocompatibility can be performed on blank, cell blank, and blank prepared for extraction

Answer 4

animals, cultures, premolars/third molars

Question 5

adverse response to biomaterial

Answer 5

inflammation

Question 6

inflammation could be due to these

Answer 6

mutagenicity, allergy, toxicity

Question 7

cell death, harmful effects like lead

Answer 7

toxicity

Question 8

part of some bridges that some people are allergic to

Answer 8

nickel

Question 9

allergic response is when there is a blank reaction and is dose blank

Answer 9

disproportionate, independent

Question 10

allergic reactions can be of these types

Answer 10

1-4

Question 11

pulp, periodontal, apical, tongue, buccal or labial mucosa are examples of blank inflammation

Answer 11

local

Question 12

ingested, inhaled, released at apex, absorption through mucosa, blood or lymph is more related to blank

Answer 12

systemic

Question 13

the shade of our teeth come from blank

Answer 13

dentin not enamel

Question 14

bleaching teeth goes through blank and bleaches blank

Answer 14

enamel, dentin

Question 15

systemic response variables

Answer 15

excretion rate, site of exposure, duration of exposure

Question 16

electrochemical reaction of materials example

Answer 16

opposing teeth during occlusion creating current

Question 17

things that can happen to a bio material

Answer 17

corrosion, oxidation, electrochemical, mechanical, digestion

Question 18

is finish or polish more important

Answer 18

finish

Question 19

surface characteristics that can affect biocompatibility

Answer 19

texture, oxygen inhibition of reaction, absorption, adhesion, attraction of LPS

Question 20

immune cells reacting differently to biomaterial

Answer 20

immunotoxicity

Question 21

cells that are naked nerve endings that are extremely sensitive in the dentin

Answer 21

odontoblast

Question 22

inflammation can be caused by defective oral blank

Answer 22

anatomy

Question 23

dentin resin interface of restoration must have no blank

Answer 23

spaces

Question 24

interface that requires osseointegration and biointegration

Answer 24

implant-bone

Question 25

testing in the body

Answer 25

in vivo

Question 26

testing outside the body

Answer 26

in vitro

Question 27

responsibility of dentist regarding biomaterials

Answer 27

msds (material safety data sheet)

Question 28

compatible with life

Answer 28

biocompatible