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CALCIUM HYDROXIDE IS THE PRIMARY MATERIAL FOR PULP
CAPPING DUE TO ITS:
A. RESPONSE IN THE FORMATION OF SECONDARY CARIES
B. ALKALINE AND NON-IRRITATING TO THE PULP
C. SEALING PROPERTIES AS COMPARED TO THE OTHER
MATERIALS
D. SEDATIVE EFFECTS ON THE PULP TISSUE
B. ALKALINE AND NON-IRRITATING TO THE PULP
IF THE CAVITY PREPARATION IS CONTAMINATED AFTER ACID
ETCHING WITH SALIVA:
A. AIR DRY CAVITY AND PROCEED WITH THE PROCEDURE
B. POLISH WITH BRUSH AND PUMICE ALL OVER AGAIN
C. RINSE THE SALIVA WITH WATER AND DRY
D. WASH SALIVA, DRY AND ACID ETCH AGAIN
D. WASH SALIVA, DRY AND ACID ETCH AGAIN
THREADED PINS ARE USED IN LARGE DENTAL AMALGAM
RESTORATION TO PROVIDE:
A. RESISTANCE FORM
B. RETENTION FORM
C. MUCH NEEDED REINFORCEMENT TO AMALGAM
D. OCCLUSAL STOPS THE OPPOSING TEETH
B. RETENTION FORM
WHEN USING ACID ETCH TECHNIQUE TO RESTORE CLASS IV
SITUATION, EXPOSED DENTIN SHOULD FIRST BE COVERED
WITH?
A. CAVITY VARNISH
B. PHOSPHORIC ACID
C. ZOE CEMENT
D. CALCIUM HYDROXIDE LINER
D. CALCIUM HYDROXIDE LINER
WHICH FACTOR HAS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT INFLUENCE ON
THE LONGEVITY OF DIRECT COMPOSITE RESTORATIONS IN
POSTERIOR TEETH?
A. CAVITY PREPARATION DESIGN
B. TYPE OF BONDING AGENT USED
C. COMPOSITE MATERIAL SHADE
D. OCCLUSAL FORCES
D. OCCLUSAL FORCES
WHAT IS THE MAIN RESON FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF
SECONDARY CARIES AROUND AMALGAM RESTORATIONS?
A. POOR MARGINAL ADAPTATION
B. GALVANIC CORROSION
C. INSUFFICENT CAVITY DISINFECTION
D. AMALGAM CREEP
A. POOR MARGINAL ADAPTATION
WHAT ARE THE CONSTITUENTS OF A COMPOSITE MATERIAL?
A. ONLY A MATRIX MATERIAL
B. ONLY A REINFORCEMENT MATERIAL
C. A MATRIX MATERIAL AND A REINFORCEMENT MATERIAL
D. A SINGLE MATERIAL WITH ENHANCED PROPERTIES
C. A MATRIX MATERIAL AND A REINFORCEMENT MATERIAL
WHICH TYPE OF COMPOSITE IS KNOWN FOR ITS EXECELLENT
RESISTANCE TO HIGH TEMPARATURE?
A. POLYMER MATRIX COMPOSITES (PMCs)
B. METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES (MMCs)
C. CERAMIC MATRIX COMPOSITES (CMCs)
D. FIBER-REINFORCED COMPOSITES
C. CERAMIC MATRIX COMPOSITES (CMCs)
REASONS FOR INCORPORATING AN ENAMEL CAVOSURFACE
BEVEL IN PREPARATION FOR BONDED, DIRECT, COMPOSITE
RESTORATIONS:
1. PROVIDES MORE SURFACE AREA FOR BONDING
2. ALLOWS FOR MORE PREFERRED END ON ETCHING OF THE
ENAMEL RODS
3. INCREASE RETENTION
4. REDUCE LEAKAGE
5. PROVIDE GREATER POTENTIAL FOR STRENGTHENING THE
REMAINING TOOTH STRUCTURE
A. 1,2,3,4,
B. 2,3,4,5
C. 1,2,3,5
D. 1,2,4,5
E. 1,2,3,4,5
E. 1,2,3,4,5
WHAT CLASS/ CLASSES OF CAVITIES IS/ARE FOUND ON THE ALL TEETH (ANTERIER OR POSTERIOR)
A. CLASS I, II
B. CLASS III, IV
C. CLASS I, V, VI
D. CLASS II, IV, V
C. CLASS I, V, VI
THE IDEAL ENAMEL AMALGAM INTERFACE:
A. LAP JOINT
B. BUTT JOINT
C. BEVELED LAP JOINT
D. ALL OF THESE
B. BUTT JOINT
AN AMALGAM HAS A CORRECT CONSISTENCY WHEN IT IS:
A. RUBBERY AND STICKY
B. DRY, SANDY, AND CRUMBLY
C. SHINY, STICKY, AND SMOOTH
D. COHERENT AND HOMOGENOUS
D. COHERENT AND HOMOGENOUS
THE REDUCTION OF WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING REPRESENTS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT ADVANTAGE OF ACID- ETCH TECHNIQUE?
A. MICROLEAKAGE
B. PULPAL IRRITATION
C. SETTING SHRINKAGE OF THE MATRIX
D. COEFFICIENT OF THERMAL EXPANSION
A. MICROLEAKAGE
GINGIVAL CAVOSURFACE MARGIN IS BEVELED IN A CLASS II
CAVITY AMALGAM RESTORATION TO;
A. GET A LAP JOINT ON THE CAVOSURFACE ANGLE
B. REMOVE THE UNSUPPORTED ENAMEL RODS
C. GET BURNISHABLE THICKNESS OF AMALGAM
D. MOVE THE CAVOSURFACE AWAY FROM THE CONTACT
B. REMOVE THE UNSUPPORTED ENAMEL RODS
MALOCCLUSION IN THE PRIMARY DENTITION CAUSED BY ORAL HABIT WITH AN INTENSE DEGREE ARE USUALLY CORRECTED UNTIL AGE.
A. AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
B. 3
THE TREATMENT OF A CARIOUS CENTRAL INCISOR WITH
RADICULAR CYST WITH TOOTH CONSERVATION IS:
A. MASRUPIALIZATION
B. APICAL RESECTION
C. ENDODONTIC TREATMENT AND ENUCLEATION
D. ENDODONTIC TREATMENT
C. ENDODONTIC TREATMENT AND ENUCLEATION
THE AXIAL WALL OF THE CLASS V CAVITY PREPARATION IS:
A. FLAT
B. CONCAVE
C. CONVEX
D. CONVEX ONLY INCISOCERVICALLY
C. CONVEX
THE RESTORATIVE MATERIAL THAT IS MOST ANTICARIOGENIC IS:
A. COMPOSITE RESIN
B. DENTAL AMALGAM
C. CALCIUM HYDROXIDE
D. GLASS IONOMER CEMENT
D. GLASS IONOMER CEMENT
THE MAIN ADVANTAGE IN DEVELOPING HIGH COPPER
AMALGAM ALLOY IS:
A. ELIMINATION OF GAMMA 1 PHASE
B. INCREASE THE STRENGTH OF AMALGAM
C. DECREASE THE FLOW VALUE OF AMALGAM
D. ELIMINATION OF GAMMA PHASE 2
E. REDUCE THE CONDUCTIVITY OF AMALGAM
D. ELIMINATION OF GAMMA PHASE 2
IN A CAVITY PREPARATION CAVOSURFACE MARGIN WILL BE JUNCTION BETWEEN:
A. CAVITY WALL/FLOOR AND ADJACENT TOOTH SURFACE
B. CAVITY WALL AND FLOOR
C. FLOOR OF OCCLUSAL BOX AND APPROXIMAL BOX
D. APPROXIMAL WALL OF ONE TOOTH WITH ANOTHER
E. AXIAL WALL AND OCCLUSAL FLOOR
A. CAVITY WALL/FLOOR AND ADJACENT TOOTH SURFACE
CAVITY LINERS ARE USED TO:
A. HELP RETAIN THE RESTORATIVE MATERIAL
B. PROTECT THE PULP
C. ADD STRENGTH TO THE RESTORATIVE MATERIAL
D. DECREASE THE SETTING EXPANSION OF AMALGAM
B. PROTECT THE PULP
AS AMALGAM AGES, THE DEGREE OF MICROLEAKAGE:
A. INCREASES
B. DECREASES
C. REMAINS THE SAME
D. DOES NOT OCCUR
B. DECREASES
A 25- YEAR- OLD PATIENT PRESENTS WITH A LARGE OCCLUSAL CAVITY ON THEIR MAXILLARY FIRST MOLAR. THE DECAY EXTENDS ONTO THE BUCCAL AND LINGUAL CUSPS BUT DOESN’T INVOLVE THE PULP. WHAT IS THE MOST APPROPRIATE CLASS OF CAVITY PREPARATION FOR THIS CASE?
A. CLASS I
B. CLASS II
C. CLASS III
D. CLASS V
B. CLASS II
THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF USING A DENTAL LINER UNDER
RESTORATION IS TO:
A. INCREASE STRENGTH OF THE RESTORATION
B. INSULATE THE PULP
C. IMPROVE ADHESION OF THE RESTORATIVE MATERIAL
D. ENHACE MARGINAL ADAPTATION
B. INSULATE THE PULP
TECHNIQUE FOR TREATING A PULP EXPOSURE WITH A
METERIAL THAT SEALS OVER THE EXPOSURE SITE AND
PROMOTES REPERATIVE DENTIN FORMATION IS TERMED AS:
A. DIRECT PULP CAPPING
B. INDIRECT PULP CAPPING
C. PREVENTIVE RESIN RESTORATION
D. PIT AND FISSURE SEALANTS
A. DIRECT PULP CAPPING
THE BEST PRIMARY LINER FOR A DEEP CAVITY PREPARATION
WITH NEAR PULP EXPOSURE IS:
A. CALCIUM HYDROXIDE BECAUSE IT IS EFFECTIVE IN PROMOTING SECONDARY DENTIN FORMATION
B. GIC BECAUSE IT RELEASES FLUORIDE THAT CAN ARREST
CARIES FORMATION
C. ZOE, THE EUGENOL CONTENT SOOTHES THE PULP
A. CALCIUM HYDROXIDE BECAUSE IT IS EFFECTIVE IN PROMOTING SECONDARY DENTIN FORMATION