Fixed Exam 1 - Single Tooth Provisional Restoration Flashcards

1
Q

What is the material used to make a provisional restoration?

A

Bis-acryl composite resin (Integrity)

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2
Q

How long into setting time for Integrity?

Dispense material in provisional matrix and insert into mouth

A

0-45 seconds

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3
Q

How long into setting time for Integrity?

Removal from mouth

A

2-3 mins

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4
Q

How long into setting time for Integrity?

Complete set

A

6 mins

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5
Q

Integrity is ____________ with many visible light cured composite restorative materials

A

compatible

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6
Q

For adjustment of margin discrepancies, _________ the area, extending slightly beyond the margin onto restoration surface. Apply a compatible __________ composite and light cure as outlined in the complete

A

roughen; flowable

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7
Q

For surface contour and/or esthetic adjustment, cut back area to be modified with a _________ diamond. Apply and cure desired shade(s) of characterization material.

A

coarse

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8
Q

T/F: Adhesive/bonding agent application is NOT necessary for modifications to freshly made Integrity temporary restorations. Finish, polish and cement.

A

True!

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9
Q

Which material?

Expensive

A

Integrity

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10
Q

Which material?

Very brittle

A

Integrity

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11
Q

Which material?

Easiest to handle

A

Integrity

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12
Q

Which material?

Difficult to repair it well

A

Integrity

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13
Q

Which material?

Low exothermic rxn

A

Integrity

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14
Q

Which material?

Worse polishing/finishing

A

Integrity

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15
Q

Which material?

Low polymerization shrinkage

A

Integrity

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16
Q

Which material?

Lower tissue toxicity

17
Q

Which material?

Uniform, airless material mixture

18
Q

Which material?

Inexpensive

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

19
Q

Which material?

Good flexural strength

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

20
Q

Which material?

Requires skills for handling

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

21
Q

Which material?

Easy to repair it well

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

22
Q

Which material?

High exothermic rxn

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

23
Q

Which material?

Worse wear resistance

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

24
Q

Which material?

Better polish/finishing

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

25
Q

Which material?

High polymerization shrinkage

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

26
Q

Which material?

Higher tissue toxicity

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

27
Q

Which material?

Air entrapment on material

A

Jet acrylic (PMMA)

28
Q

What should you be evaluating when looking at the provisional restoration?

A

General anatomy (all contours should be present)
No air bubbles
Easily identifiable margin

29
Q

The margin of the provisional restoration should be easily identifiable and look like a _________ ____________

A

final impression

(if not, make a new one)

30
Q

Small defects in the provisional restoration can be fixed with _____________ _____________

A

flowable composite

31
Q

ARP means?

A

Anterior reference point

32
Q

The ARP will most likely be on the __________ for the dentoform

33
Q

The ARP should hold _________ __________ firmly

A

shim stock

34
Q

When making the provisional, make sure to leave appropriate ___________ to maintain perio health

A

embrasures