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Matrix systems for Restorative Dentistry

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show a class II, III, or IV  
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What classification(s) of cavity preparation would use a posterior matrix system?   show
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What is the most common matrix system used for class II posterior restorations?   show
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A _____ Tofflemire retainer has been designed with a slight bend in the body to accommodate positioning from the lingual surface.   show
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When placing a matrix band, where is the smaller circumference of the band placed?   show
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show Matrices  
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This matrix is used for anterior composite resin or glass ionomer restorations.   show
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This is used as a matrix system for the primary molars.   show
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show a burnisher or the end of a mirror handle  
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What additional item is used in the matrix system to re-establish a proper contact with an adjacent tooth?   show
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What can result from improper wedge placement?   show
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show Howe pliers  
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Why can’t a stainless steel matrix band be used with composites?   show
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show Mylar strip  
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What matrix system is an alternative to the universal retainer?   show
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What is another term for a thin polished matrix band used for posterior composites?   show
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When a posterior metal matrix band and retainer are placed, the seated matrix band should extend approximately _______ below the gingival margin of the preparation.   show
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