Direct Interim Restoration "Provisional" "Temporary"

Question 1

Which provisional material has less shrinkage

Answer 1

Trim

Question 2

This is a “wooden trough used to separate gold out of river sand or gavel”

Answer 2

sluiceway

Question 3

How full should you fill your mold to make the provisional

Answer 3

place the material so you see it flow to the incisal edges

Question 4

What should you do if the material runs to the adjacent teeth

Answer 4

remove it when more doughy

Question 5

What is a key concept when filling the mold

Answer 5

don’t overfill the mold

Question 6

The more excess provisional material you have, the more what

Answer 6

the more it sticks to the gingiva/stays on the typodont

Question 7

When should you remove the provisional from the typodont

Answer 7

when it is in a “thick dough state”

Question 8

If the TRIM material stays in the ESF upon removal what should you do

Answer 8

let it sit on the bench without distortion, it should then fit back on

Question 9

Why can you not let an ESF filled with JET sit on the bench upon removing when still in a dough state

Answer 9

it will shrink and not fit back on

Question 10

How should you format your sand discs when sanding margins

Answer 10

so the sand disc is rotating away from the margin so the melt is pulled away and not toward the margin