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dentures & amalgam
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| a mouth denture set replaces all the teeth in the maxillary or mandibular arch | true |
| a single denture is another term for a partial denture in that some natural teeth remain in the arch receiving the single denture | true |
| teeth dehydrate when they are isolated for a period of time and may appear whiter | true |
| home bleaching is very popular with patients because of the lower cost | true |
| the bleaching process will make all teeth their whitest and brightest | false |
| the ADA seal indicates the abrasive particles in the toothpaste do not exceed the maximum acceptable abrasive | true |
| tooth sensitivity is sometimes treated with sodium fluoride treatments | true |
| a computerized occlusal analysis system, t-scan III, can provide vivid graphics of the patient occlusion | true |
| copal varnishes are places under composite restorations, not amalgam restorations | true |
| mercury is metal | true |
| when curing lights are used a shield is used | false |
| calcium chloride can provide a mild irritant that is necessary for secondary dentin to form | false |
| the cavity liner placement is to cover the entire cavity preparation | false |
| liners are often called low-strength bases | true |
| ZOE Type I is mixed on a glass slab in order to control setting time | false |
| the IRM material can be placed in the patient's mouth and will last up to 1 year | true |
| a section matrix system is most often used on Class IV restorations | false |
| the AutoMatrix is a matrix w/out a retainer | true |
| if the tofflemire matrix band becomes creased or bent during assembly, it is thrown away | true |
| moving the inner knob will increase or decrease the size of the loop to math the diameter of the tooth | true |
| the wedges are usually placed from the lingual on the posterior teeth | true |
| the QuickDam can be used w/ or w/out a dental dam clamp | true |
| the tooth that the dental dam clamp is placed on is called the anchor tooth | true |
| the wedges are usually placed from the facial when used on posterior teeth | false |
| wax impression material is used | to take impressions of several of the pt's mouth |
| which type of gypsum is best used for ortho models | model |
| which type of gypsum is best used for general study models | type II |
| which type of wax is used for for the bite registrations | baseplate wax |
| type of denture that may be placed in the presence of natural teeth is called a/an | none |
| a veneer covers | the facial surface |
| a die is | a stone replica of the tooth preparation |
| the desirable use zone for a blowtorch is | Zone III |
| the average biting force in the anterior region is about | 40 lbs |
| a chemical attack on pure metals or amalgam is | corrosion |
| the modulus of elasticity measures the ____ of a material | stiffness |
| which cement has a soothing palliative effect on the tooth | zinc oxide eugenol |
| which 2 cements use chemical bonding for retention | glass ionomer and polycarboxylate |
| in preparing the tooth to receive a restoration, the ____ is the side of the prep | wall |
| 3 surfaces meet and form a | point angle |
| ____ varnish contains organic solvents and is used only under metal restorations | copal |
| what seals the dentin tubules | varnishes |
| mercury levels are determined in the human body by testing the | blood |
| the actual mechanical means of combining alloy and mercury is | trituration |
| the bottom side of the tofflemire matrix retainer is directed to | gingival tissue |
| wedges are used | when the prep involves a proximal surface |
| the ___ is the part of the tofflemire retainer that is used to adjust the size of the band | inner knob |
| time period when the material can be manipulated w/out adverse effect | working time |
| tendency of amalgam to deform under constant pressure | creep |
| ability of a material to return to its original form when stress is removed | elasticity |
| force of the union of one substance w/ another | bonding |
| tendency of metals to produce an electrical charge when in contact w/ each other | galvanization |
| period of time when material assumes shape but remains pliable | nitial set |
| mixing of mercury w/ other alloy material to form an amalgam | triuration |
| ability of the material to resist fracture | flow |
| period of time when the material becomes as hard as it will be | setting time |
| reproduction of a prepared tooth | die |
| hardening of a material through a chemical or light-activated response | cure process |
| maximum amount of resistance before penetration or scratching can occur | hardness |
| submersion into water | hygroscopic |
| amount of pulling stress required to rupture the material | tensile strength |
| chemical release of heat | exothermic |
| max amount of stress a material can w/stand w/out deformation | yield strength |
| ability to w/stand deformation w/out fracture while undergoing max compression stress | malleability |
| ability of material to withstand permanent deformation w/out a fracture under elongation stress | ductility |
| absorption of water | hydrophilie |
| amount of change in form that takes place during heart exposure | coefficient of thermal expansion |
| ability of the material to transmit heat | thermal conductivity |
| taking on water | imbibtion |
| maintains storage life | inhibitor |
| giving off water | hydrophobia |
| hue, croma, value | color |