Operative II E2 Flashcards

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T/F

Porcelain veneers are strong when bonded with enamel

A

True

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T/F
Porcelain veneers can reshape peg laterals, close diastema, or lengthen teeth

(and alleviate severe tetrycycline staining)

A

True

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3 Advantages to Porcelain veneers

3 Disadvantages

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Very aesthetic, Greater longevity, Conservative

Cost, Time, Visits

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3 Types of Veneers:

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Direct Composite

In-Direct composite

Porcelain

*there are a further 3 types of Porcelain

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What are the 3 types of Porcelain Veneers?

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Stacked

Pressed

Milled CAD/CAM

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What is the advantage to Direct Composite Veneers?

Disadvantage?

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Simple, single appointment

Poor stain resistance, less durable

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What is the Advantage to In-Direce Composite Veneers?

Disadvantage?

A

Repairable, good stain resist

Multiple appointments, limited durability

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Advantage of Stacked Porcelain Veneers?

Disadvantage?

A

Best esthetics/stain resistance

costly, difficult to duplicate

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Advantage of Pressed Porcelain Veneers?

Disadvantage?

A

Stregth/fit

Staines placed on surface

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Advantage to Milled CAD/CAM Porcelain Veneers?

Disadvantage?

A

Strength/convenience

Stains placed on surface

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4 Contraindications to Porcelain Veneers:

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If lack enough enamel to bond

Small hypoplastic spots

If Diastema closure less than 1mm

Destructive Occlusions (bruxers, class II)

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What are Diagnostic Casts/Wax-ups used for in Porcelain Veneers?

A

Stent for temp veneers

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13
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Facial Reduction for Porcelain Veneer is a ____mm gingival chamfer

____ mm for incisal and the body

____ mm for dark teeth

A
  1. 3mm
  2. 5 - 0.7 mm
  3. 75 - 1.0 mm
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In a regular (standard, traditional) Veneer prep, where does the IP margin end?

A

Facial to the contact

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15
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What is in the Linguo-gingival-proximal area of a Veneer prep?

What does this prevent?

A

S curve

dark triangle shadow between teeth

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16
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Where is the Proximal finish line in Veneers designed for a Diastema Closure?

A

Lingual to Contact

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17
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If Veneers are in contact with one another, prep margins….

If Veneers meet natural teeth, prep margins…

A

Open

maintained

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Why is an Incisal Hood no longer used on Veneer preps?

A

Will cause fractures at tip

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19
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Minimal incisal reduction when lengthening?

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1.5 - 2.0 mm

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20
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When reducing incisal edge for a Veneer prep, what to do with facial angle?

Lingual angle?

A

round off

leave straight (otherwise will fracture)

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21
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What do you need to do before prepping a tooth for a Veneer?

After?

A

Take shade

Stump shade

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22
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3 choices for Temporary Veneers:

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Bonded Acrylic (lots of heat)

Direct spot-bonded composite

Bonded composite-type temp matl

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Advantages of Acrylic Veneer Temp:

Disadvantages:

A

Strength/wear

Heat, opaque, poor retention

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Advantages of Composite Veneer Temp:

Disadvantages:

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Esthetic, easily repaired

Technique sensitive, brittle

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In clinical setting, for Temp Veneer, do not use lube on tooth, Optibond Solo plus, bis-acryl, remove excess, polish w/ diamond bur and use what for Polish/Glaze?
Optiguard
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With multiple veneers make sure they fit on a Solid model (no multiple dies) and start where?
Midline then out
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Before assessing a Veneer fin on a pt, what should be done?
Anesthetize and RDI
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If the Veneers do not fit well before cementing, what should be adjusted?
prep *preferably not Veneer
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How might you adjust the proximal contacts of a Veneer?
rubber porcelain polishing abrasive wheel
30
What Luting system do we use for Veneers?
Nexus 3
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When Luting a Veneer, why don't we need a Primer?
No contact with Dentin *so no primer, no 5th gen w/ primer included
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T/F | Optibond solo plus (or all in one) is Contraindicated with Veneers
True
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What are the 2 types of Luting Resins available for Luting a Veneer?
Light cured Dual cured
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The try-in paste for Veneers is ____ soluble What color should be used first?
water clear
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6 Layers involved in Porcelain Veneer delivery (from inside out) *3 layers for tooth, 3 for veneer
Pumiced/etched enamel Bonding resin (NO primer) Luting composite Bonding resin Silane Etched Veneer
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Before Silane added, what to do to the etched Veneer ?
Dry completely (EtOH)
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How long should the Silane be added to the etched Veneer?
1 minute
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After a try-in, how do you clean a Veneer?
Ultrasound - 2 minutes, soapy water Ivoclean 20 secs
39
What kind of diamonds may be used to adjust occlusion and trim excess Luting resin?
Extra Fine
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Advantages to a Directly Placed Composite Veneer? Disadvantages?
Immediate, moderate cost, flexibility Longevity, stain, strength, maintenance, long appointments
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Custom bleaching before Directly Place Composite Veneers is ___% carbamide peroxide for ___ days Followed by __% carbamide peroxide for ___ days
10%, 10 15%, 4
42
What antimicrobial product was approved over 80 years ago in Japan?
Silver diamine fluoride (38%)
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Silver diamine fluoride is ____% silver and ___% fluoride
25% silver 5% fluoride
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5 indications for Silver Diamine Fluoride:
Caries arrest High caries risk pts Pts who can't tolerate standard treatment Geriatric and Pedo pts Difficult area to isolate/restore
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Silver diamine fluoride allows silver/protein matrix to adhere to what? fluoride forms a veneer of ______ and closes dentinal tubules Silver is ______ ***then tooth becomes harder and bacteria are neutralized and caries becomes inactive
Carious lesion Fluoroapatite Bacteriostatic
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What is better for caries arrest, Silver diamine fluoride, or fluoride varnish?
Silver Diamine Fluoride
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T/F | Silver Diamine Fluoride is equivalent or better than glass ionomer cement
True
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Annual application of silver diamine fluoride is better than fluoride varnish ___ times a year *another study found roughly equivalent to 2x/yr varnish
4 times
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The recommended Silver Diamine Fluoride is __/yr applications to carious lesions
2x/yr
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3 contraindications to Silver Diamine Fluoride:
Pregnant women (1st 6 months) and Breastfeeding Silver allergy Esthetic areas (staining effect)
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How can we reduce staining effect of Silver Diamine Fluoride?
SSKI - saturated solution potassium iodide GI or Composite over treated area
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T/F | Silver diamine fluoride affects composite bonding to noncarious dentin
False
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Silver diamine fluoride _____ the bond strength of GI to the tooth with one rinse
GI
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What bonding system is decreased by Silver Diamine Fluoride? *by how much?
Resin Based Crown Cement *1/3
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What should be done to silver diamine fluoride-treated superficial dentin before cementing crowns?
Excavate