Restorations for the Primary Dentition

Question 1

Increases efficacy of nitrous once in place.

Answer 1

Rubber dam

Question 2

Premolar clamp

Answer 2

2

Question 3

Primary molar clamp

Answer 3

8

Question 4

Permanent molar clamp

Answer 4

14

Question 5

Punch two holes on the rubber dam and cut to connect them.

Answer 5

Split dam

Question 6

Least effective moisture control

Answer 6

Cotton rolls/dry angle

Question 7

Least protective for soft tissue.

Answer 7

Cotton rolls/dry angle

Question 8

Materials used as a sealant.

Answer 8

Resin

Glass ionomer

Question 9

COCHRANE review says this:

Answer 9

Sealants prevent caries up to 48 months and are beneficial on high risk patients.

Question 10

Sealant materials have this, and salivary enzymes hydrolyze it to make BPA.

Answer 10

bis-GMA.

Question 11

Has estrogenic properties, so avoid putting sealants in a pregnant patient.

Answer 11

BPA

Question 12

GI powder

Answer 12

Fluoroaluminosilicate glass.

Question 13

GI liquid

Answer 13

acrylic acid

Question 14

Resin modified GI

Answer 14

Fuji 2 LC

Question 15

Plain GI

Answer 15

Fuji 9

Question 16

Cavity conditioner in GI is made of this.

Answer 16

Polyacrylic acid

Question 17

Highest long term Fluoride release.

Answer 17

Fuji triage

Question 18

Colors of Fuji Triage

Answer 18

White or Pink

Question 19

Color of fuji triage that can be light-cured.

Answer 19

Pink

Question 20

Application of this prior to sealant placement does NOT appear to adversely affect bond strength.

Answer 20

Fluoride