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What are restorative and esthetic dentistry often referred to as? general dentistry
What is a common term used to describe decay? dental caries
Which step in the initial preparation allows the dentist to determine the shape and placement of the cavity walls? resistance form
Which surface of a cavity preparation is perpendicular to the long axis of the tooth? pulpal floor
Where in the mouth would you find a class I restoration? pits and fissures of a tooth.
How many surfaces can be involved in a class II restoration? two surfaces of a tooth
Would a class II restoration be located in anterior or posterior teeth? posterior
What restorative material is selected for a class IV procedure? composite resin
What type of moisture control is recommended for class III and IV restorations? dental dam
What population has a higher incidence of class V lesions that progress onto the root of the tooth? older population
Give three reasons an intermediate restoration would be placed rather than a permanent restoration? to wait and determine the health of a tooth, while waiting to receive a permanent restoration, or for financial reasons.
Can the placement of an intermediate restoration be an expanded function of the dental assistant? Yes
What tooth surface would most likely have a resin veneer placed? facial tooth surface
What is the difference between a direct and an indirect veneer? The direct technique uses a composite resin application to create a veneer that is bonded directly to the prepared facial tooth surface. The indirect technique is a porcelain veneer that is prepared by the dental laboratory technician
What are the three primary indications for tooth whitening? Extrinsic stains aging Intrinsic stains
What is used to hold the whitening gel to the teeth? custom fitted tray
What is the main ingredient of whitening strip products? adhesive hydrogen peroxide
What adverse effects may a patient experience during tooth whitening? irreversible tooth damage
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