Final Pre (EXTRA) Test Flashcards

Mrs. O Final midterms/finals

1
Q

What classification of restoration involves the proximal surface of a maxillary incisor and includes the incisal angle?

A

IV

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2
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Which of the following is the step in initial cavity preparation when the dentist decides on the design and initial depth of sound tooth structure?

A

Outline form

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3
Q

Which direct restorative material may be selected for the permanent restoration of a Class I lesion?

A

Composite resin

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4
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How many tooth surfaces does a Class I restoration involve?

A

One

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5
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Which is an example of a direct restorative dental material for a Class II restoration?

A

Composite Resin

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6
Q

What is the dental assistant responsible for during a restorative procedure?

A

Preparing and transferring dental materials

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7
Q

Class III restorations involve the interproximal surfaces of which teeth?

A

Incisors and canines

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8
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What is the material of choice for restoring Class III and Class IV preparations?

A

Composite resin

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9
Q

Complete the statement: “When completing a permanent restoration, the dentist should have knowledge of

A

the size and the position of the pulp of the tooth.

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10
Q

What is the final step in a cavity preparation?

A

Placing a desensitizing or lining agent

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11
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What responsibility does the dental assistant provide during a permanent restorative procedure?

A

Provide moisture control by using the high-velocity suction.

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12
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In which teeth are Class II restorations found?

A

Premolars and molars

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13
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What is the material of choice for a universal matrix band?

A

Thin, Flexible stainless steel

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14
Q

Which statement is correct concerning wedges?

A

Both a wedge is used to apply pressure to the apical and gingival walls of the preparation and the wedge presses the band against the tooth, causing a slight separation of the teeth.

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15
Q

Which matrix system used for Class II posterior restorations is the most common?

A

Tofflemire retainer and universal band

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16
Q

A matrix must be used to create a temporary wall for which of the following classifications of tooth restoration?

A

Classes II, III, and IV

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17
Q

Where should the cervical margin of a matrix band lie?

A

1 mm below the gingival margin of the preparation

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18
Q

The universal, or Tofflemire, retainer holds the matrix band snugly in position. It is most often positioned in which area?

A

On the buccal surface of the tooth being restored

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19
Q

If a cusp is lost during preparation, which matrix band would provide the best support while restoring?

A

Extension band

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20
Q

Which type of circumferential matrix system is used for the primary molars?

21
Q

Where is the wedge positioned when placing a posterior restoration?

22
Q

What is one advantage of an AutoMatrix over a universal matrix?

A

No retainer to hold the band in

23
Q

Which statement is correct regarding posterior metal matrix bands?

A

The smaller circumference is placed toward the gingiva.

24
Q

Why is a matrix band contoured prior to placing the restorative material?

A

To ensure that the final restoration will have proper contact with the adjacent tooth

25
Q

Which component of a fixed bridge anchors to existing teeth?

26
Q

What is the material of choice for an inlay or onlay restoration if esthetics is a concern?

27
Q

Which of the following is an example of a fixed prosthesis?

A

Porcelain veneer

28
Q

What is the term for each component of a fixed bridge?

29
Q

How is the area under the pontic of a bridge maintained?

A

Clean under the pontic using floss and a floss threader.

30
Q

Which component of a fixed bridge replaces a missing natural tooth?

31
Q

What is the name for a full metal crown that is covered in a thin layer of porcelain?

A

Porcelain-fused-to-metal crown

32
Q

When one or more teeth are missing from the same arch, which permanent restoration is recommended?

A

Fixed bridge

33
Q

What occurs at the final appointment in the crown and bridge process?

A

Cementation of a final restoration

34
Q

Which cast restoration is designed to fit snugly within a tooth preparation, such as a Class II restoration, and covers only a portion of the occlusal and proximal surface?

35
Q

A gingival retraction cord is placed _____ the crown preparation is completed; it is removed _____ the final impression is taken.

A

after, Before

36
Q

Under which condition would a post-and-core be recommended before placing a crown?

A

The tooth has been treated endodontically.

37
Q

The two types of provisional coverage include _____ and _____.

A

custom; prefabricated

38
Q

Methyl methacrylate is an example of which of the following types of materials commonly used for custom provisional coverage?

A

Powder/liquid materials

39
Q

What is one disadvantage of using custom provisional coverage?

A

It can be the most time-consuming prosthesis to make.

40
Q

What is the final step after cementing the provisional crown?

A

Check the occlusion.

41
Q

Which of the following is appropriate patient home care instruction for someone with provisional coverage?

A

Pull floss through the contact, either to the facial or lingual side, once floss is placed below the contact.

42
Q

Which provisional preformed crowns are used on anterior teeth when appearance is important?

A

Polycarbonate

43
Q

How long does a provisional crown or bridge normally need to last?

A

2 weeks to 1 month

44
Q

How far below the margin of the preparation should the provisional crown sit?

A

It should be flush with the margin.

45
Q

Which cement is most commonly used with provisional crowns?

A

Zinc-oxide-eugenol (ZOE) temporary luting cement

46
Q

The occlusal surface of the provisional coverage should sit _____ the occlusal plane of the adjacent teeth.

47
Q

Which procedure would require a patient to wear a provisional prosthesis for a longer period of time than is typical?

A

Implants or periodontal therapy

48
Q

What is the most common type of provisional coverage used for crown and bridge preparations?

A

Custom-made

49
Q

When would a stainless steel crown be used for provisional coverage?

A

Primary posterior teeth