Cements

Question 1

Zinc Oxide w/o Eug

Answer 1

(ZnO) provisional cement, use if planned resin cement in future

Question 2

Zinc Oxide w/ Eug

Answer 2

ZOE, provisional, do not use if planning to use resin cement

Question 3

Zinc Phosphate

Answer 3

Permanent non-adhesive. FLECKS. exothermic and acidic. high sensitivity, high compressive strength

Question 4

Polycarboxylate

Answer 4

Permanent non-adhesive. DURELON. less compressive strength than zinc phos. some molecular bond to tooth surface(chelation). Can be long-term provisional cement. DO NOT USE ON IMPLANTS (corrodes titanium)

Question 5

Glass ionomer

Answer 5

Permanent adhesive. KETAC CEM/GC FUJI. adheres to enamel/dentin. easy clean up. fluoride release. high compressive strength (double zinc phos). High Sensitivity. Can use with Zirconia

Question 6

Resin Modified Glass Ionomer

Answer 6

Permanent Adhesive. RELY X Luting. Less sensitivity than GI. contraindicated to most ceramic restorations. water absorption. HEMA. indicated for Metal restorations/posts

Question 7

Resin Cements

Answer 7

Permanent Adhesive. AVOID EUGENOL. Self cure, dual cure(RELY X arch, Variolink, Calibra), light cure (RELY X Veneer, Variolink Veneer, Calibra)

Question 8

Self Etch/Bond

Answer 8

Permanent Adhesive. MULTILINK. Does not bond to metal (can still be used as luting cem but not smartest choice)