Midterm Exam Review Flashcards

1
Q

A(n) ______ reaction is the effect of an electrical shock that results when two metals come into contact.

A

Galvanic

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2
Q

A type of dental restorative material that is nonmetallic, is resistant to heat and corrosion, and resembles clay is _______.

A

ceramic

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3
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For a material to become hardended or set, it is said to be ___________.

A

cured

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4
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To bond or attach two items together is to _______________.

A

adhere

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5
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_______ is a soft, silvery white metaillic chemical element that resembles platinum.

A

Palladium

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6
Q

____ is a term used to bring a tooth or teeth back to their natural appearance.

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Restorative

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7
Q

An object within the amalgam capsule used for pounding or pulverizing is a _____.

A

pestle

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8
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____ is a solid white, translucent ceramic material made by firing pure clay and then glazing it.

A

Porcelain

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9
Q

An artistically pleasing and attractive apperance is said to be _____.

A

esthetic

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10
Q

_____ is a soft, yellow, corrision-resistant metal used in the making of indirect restorations.

A

Gold

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11
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The property of a liquid that prevents it from flowing easily is the ______.

A

viscosity

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12
Q

____ is a mixture of alloys triturated with mecury to produce a restorative material.

A

Amalgam

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13
Q

______ refers to how a dental material hardens or sets by means of a chemical reaction.

A

auto-cure

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14
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A(n) _________ is a microscopic area where moisture and contaminants can enter.

A

microleakage

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15
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A(n) _______ is a combination of two or more metals.

A

Alloy

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16
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______ is the means of preparing a tooth surface for retaining or holding something in place.

A

retention

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17
Q

Something that is round is said to be ____________.

A

spherical

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18
Q

_____ is the distortion or change produced by stress.

A

Strain

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19
Q

An internal resistance to an externally applied force is referred to as ______.

A

stress

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20
Q

_____ is an inorganic material that adds strength and other characteristics to composite resins.

A

filler

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21
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What type of reaction does a dental material undergo when distortion occurs?

A

A dental material undergoes stress when distortion occurs.

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22
Q

What happens to a dental material when it is exposed to hot & cold?

A

A dental material undergoes contraction and expansion when it is exposed to hot & cold.

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23
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What is a source of galvanic action?

A

Saliva (salt conducting electrical currents) and two metals (acting as a battery) are source of galvanic action.

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24
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What are the four properties that must be considered in the application of a dental material?

A

Flow, adhesion, retention, and curing

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25
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How does an auto-cured material harden or set up?

A

An auto-cured material hardens, or sets up, through a chemical reaction of the materials being mixed together.

26
Q

What metals make up the alloy powder in amalgam?

A

Contains silver, tin, coppper and zinc

27
Q

Would dental amalgam be placed in anterior or posterior teeth?

A

Dental amalgam would be placed in posterior teeth. Composite resins are used in anterior teeth due to esthetics

28
Q

What does copper provide to an amalgam restoration?

A

Copper provides strength and corrosion resistance to amalgam

29
Q

Where do you dispose of amalgam scraps?

A

Amalgam scraps are placed in a wide-mouthed, air-tight container marked “noncontact amalgam waste for recycling.” When the container is full, it is sent to a recycler.

30
Q

How is the amalgam triturated?

A

Amalgam is triturated in an amalgamator.

31
Q

Which filler type of composite resin is recommended because of its versatility?

A

Hybrid resin is recommended for its versatility

32
Q

When composite resins are light-cured, what factors might contribute to the need for a longer curing time for the material?

A

Depth of restoration and color might contribute to the need for a longer curing time.

33
Q

What item is used to determine the color of composite for a procedure?

A

a shade guide is used to determine the color of composite

34
Q

What is the final step in finishing a composite resin?

A

The final step is the use of a polishing paste

35
Q

What are some of the most common uses of glass ionomer materials?

A

Commonly used as restorative materials, liners, bonding agents, and permanent cements.

36
Q

What does the abbreviation IRM stand for?

A

IRM stands for intermediate restorative material

37
Q

How could IRM be utilized in a pediatric practice?

A

IRM can be utilized in a pediatric practice to restore primary teeth that are about to be replaced by permanent teeth.

38
Q

What material would you use to prepare for provisional coverage?

A

Acrylic resin or composite resin would be used to prepare for provisional coverage.

39
Q

How many drops of monomer per tooth are recommended when acrylic resin is mixed for a provisional restoration?

A

the recommended amount is 10 drops of monomer per tooth

40
Q

What are the three noble metals used in dentistry?

A

Gold, palladium, platinum

41
Q

What type of restoration is made in the dental laboratory?

A

Indirect restorations are made in the dental laboratory

42
Q

What type of reaction does a dental material undergo when a person is chewing?

A

Compressive stress

43
Q

What happens to a dental material when it is exposed to extreme temperatures of hot and then cold?

A

Contraction & expansion

44
Q

Which is an example of how galvanic action can occur?

A

Salt within saliva

touching of two metals

45
Q

How does an auto-cured material harden or set?

A

by chemical reaction

46
Q

the correct makeup of the allow powder in amalgam.

A

silver, tin, copper & zinc

47
Q

Why would dental amalgam not be placed in anterior teeth?

48
Q

Most amalgams have high copper content. What does copper provide to amalgam restorations?

A

Strength & Corrosion resistance

49
Q

Where are amalgam scraps disposed of?

A

In an airtight container

50
Q

What is used to triturate capsulated dental materials?

A

Amalgamator

51
Q

The term commonly used to refer to dimethacrylate is _____.

52
Q

Which filler type of composite resin has the strongest makeup and is used most commonly for posterior restoratations?

A

Macrofilled

53
Q

In light-curing of composite resins, which factor can affect curing time of the material?

A

Depth or extent of restoration

54
Q

What is used to determine the color of composite resin material for a procedure?

A

Shade guide

55
Q

The final step in finishing a composite resin is ___________.

A

use of a rubber cup and polishing paste

56
Q

The acronym IRM stands for…

A

intermediate restorative material

57
Q

What temporary restorative material would be selected for a class II cavity preparation?

58
Q

Which material would be selected for the fabrication of provisional coverage?

A

Acrylic resin

59
Q

The three noble metals used in making indirect restorations are _______.

A

Gold, palladium and platinum

60
Q

what type of restoration is always made in a dental laboratory setting ?

A

indirect restoration