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During a Class III restoration, the dentist will enter the tooth from the lingual in order to reduce the size of the restoration from the ______ aspect. facial
Complete the statement: “When completing a permanent restoration, the dentist should have knowledge of the size and position of the pulp of the tooth.”
Which statement is incorrect concerning veneers? Veneers have an unlimited life span.
Tooth whitening, or vital bleaching, is not indicated for a dental patient with which condition? Enamel hyperplasia
Class III restorations involve the interproximal surfaces of which teeth? Incisors and canines
Where do Class V lesions occur? Gingival third
A temporary restoration that can be placed in any tooth or tooth surface for a short period is also known as which type of restoration? Intermediate
What is the fastest, most efficient way to whiten teeth? In-office treatment
What is the internal surface of a cavity preparation that runs parallel to the long axis of the tooth called? Axial wall
Which statement is true regarding retention of pins? The retention pin has deep threads that grip the dentin when screwed into tooth structure.
A comprehensive class II restoration can involve as many as _____ surfaces of a tooth. four
What classification of restoration involves the proximal surface of a maxillary incisor and includes the incisal angle? IV
When one or both of the proximal surfaces are removed during a preparation, how is the filling material retained while restoring? Matrix system
Which statement is incorrect concerning tooth whitening? Tooth whitening is permanent.
In which teeth are Class II restorations found? Premolars and molars
Which of the following statements is true? The Class V lesion location will determine the type of restorative material selected.
Which statement is true? When using retention pins, one pin is placed for each missing cusp.
A veneer is applied to which surface of a prepared tooth? Facial
Which direct restorative material may be selected for the permanent restoration of a Class I lesion? Composite resin
Which procedure listed is included under the umbrella of esthetic dentistry? Whitening techniques
Which of the following is not an expanded function for a dental assistant? Retract the patient’s cheek or tongue.
How many tooth surfaces does a Class I restoration involve? One
Who performs the majority of operative dental procedures? General dentist
A point angle is the junction of ______ walls or surfaces that are coming from a different orientation. five
During a Class III or IV restoration, the dentist may use a _____ to help reproduce the correct contours and contact. Mylar matrix system
What is the dental assistant responsible for during a restorative procedure? Preparing, mixing, and transferring dental materials
Which of the following is the step in initial cavity preparation when the dentist decides on the design and initial depth of sound tooth structure? Outline form
What is the purpose of a veneer? To improve the appearance of anterior teeth To improve tooth alignment To close diastemata All of the above
What is the final step in a cavity preparation? Placing a desensitizing or lining agent
What responsibility does the dental assistant provide during a permanent restorative procedure? Provide moisture control by using the high-velocity suction.
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