dental cements,bases,liners, and bonding agents.

Question 1

tensile

Answer 1

pulls and stretches

Question 2

compressive

Answer 2

pushes or compresses

Question 3

shearing

Answer 3

slides

Question 4

ductility

Answer 4

ability of a material to with stand forces of tensile stress without failing

Question 5

galvanism

Answer 5

when two different metals are present in the mouth,potential for small electric shock

Question 6

microleakage

Answer 6

saliva and debris seep between the tooth structure and restorative materials causing recurrent decay and tooth sensitivity

Question 7

thermal conductivity

Answer 7

the ability of materials to transmite heat

Question 8

thermal exspansion

Answer 8

the temperature changes and materals exspand and contract

Question 9

viscosity

Answer 9

the material is the ability of liguide toflow

Question 10

wettability

Answer 10

the ability of a material to flow over a serfice

Question 11

luting

Answer 11

bonding or cementing together

Question 12

permant luting cement

Answer 12

long term

Question 13

temparary luting cement

Answer 13

short term

Question 14

intermediate luting cement

Answer 14

6 month to a year

Question 15

liner

Answer 15

placed in thin layer on the walls and floors of the cavity prep protects the pulp from bacteria and irritants.

Question 16

base

Answer 16

putty or thick layer between the tooth and restoration to protect the pulp

Question 17

seditive or pallative effect

Answer 17

may releive pain but doesnt heal

Question 18

varnish

Answer 18

thin layer of material that is placed to seal the walls and floor of the cavity prep.

Question 19

zink phosphate

Answer 19

mixed on glass slab, liquide is acidic and irritating to the pulp,so must be protected with base and liners.

Question 20

of all cement mixing ? is the most cridical

Answer 20

zink phospate.

Question 21

(zoe) ZINK OXIDE EUGENOL

Answer 21

type I noted for its seditive or soothing effect. TEMPORARY CEMENT

Question 22

IRM intermediate restorative material

Answer 22

type III placed in patents mouth and last up to a year. TEMPORARY RESTORATION.

Question 23

a ? may be used to control the setting time

Answer 23

glass slab

Question 24

polycarboxylate

Answer 24

cement or base, gather material mix into homogenous mass spread over small area repeat.

Question 25

polycarboxylate has a mixing time of

Answer 25

30 to 60 seconds and have a working timeof three minutes after that may become cobwebs loss its shine and become stringy. Has fluoride

Question 26

Calcium hydroxide material DYCAL

Answer 26

Has a therapeutic effect on the pulp the area is sealed so that the secondary dentine may form

Question 27

Calvary varnish

Answer 27

To seal the Denton tubules

Question 28

Contains organic solvents.
Ether, acetone, or chloroform
Used only under medal restorations
Varnish may interfer with setting action.

Answer 28

Copland varnish

Question 29

Enchants

Answer 29

Enhance retent/bonding used befor the placement of bonding agents
Comprised of a 30 to 40 percent phosphoric acid solution LIGUID OR GEL

Question 30

Bonding agents / adhesives

Answer 30

Used to improve the retention between the tooth structure ( enamel and dentin) and the restoration

Question 31

Smear layer

Answer 31

When the dentin is cut with but during the cavity preparation

Question 32

Healthy teeth register on the fiagnodent pen

Answer 32

Low ready low fluorescent

Question 33

Pupal wall

Answer 33

The wall that overlies the pulp

Question 34

Outline form

Answer 34

Designates overall shape of the cavity preparation

Question 35

Cleansing or debribement of the cavity preparation

Answer 35

Spray n rinse cavity preparation

Question 36

Cavity liners often called

Answer 36

Low strength bases

Question 37

Calvary varnish

Answer 37

Seal the dentin tubules, if medicated bases are used varnish is placed on these material

Question 38

Cement bases are mixed

Answer 38

To a thick putty consistency and place in cavity prep to protect the Pulp

Question 39

Cement bases are often referred to as

Answer 39

High strength bases