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Dental bonding is also referred to as dental adhesion.
Varnish should be placed on the ______ of the preparation. walls floor margins All of the above are correct.
How long is the etchant material applied to the tooth being prepared for use of a bonding material? 15 to 20 seconds
Insulating base material should cover the entire _______ to a thickness of _____ mm. pulpal floor; 1 to 2
When a varnish is used, it is always used before other materials. false
Varnish should be placed in two light coats.
Which of the following is the most concentrated type of fluoride on the market? Fluoride varnish
Which of the following materials used as a base needs to set at least 5 minutes before placing the restoration? Polycarboxylate cement
Which of the following types of pulpal stimuli may be associated with traumatic occlusion? Mechanical
An example of enamel bonding is the placement of a dental sealant.
Patients may feel sensitivity after the placement of a restoration at any time.
All of the following statements are true about the application of etchant material except the tooth must be thoroughly dried.
Materials that are versatile in their uses, such as for specialized dental bases, include dental cements.
Etching for dental bonding is done with phosphoric acid.
Which of the following would be the material of choice as an insulating base as well as a sedative base? Zinc oxide-eugenol
Desensitizer should be placed after rinsing and lightly drying the tooth.
Calcium hydroxide stimulates the production of reparative dentin.
Which of the following is true of the bonding process? Avoid overdrying or desiccating the tooth; the product works best on a slightly moist tooth structure.
Dental varnish is used in the cavity preparation to seal dentinal tubules and reduce leakage around a restoration.
Which of the following would be the material of choice as an insulating base under a composite restoration? Glass ionomer
The restorative material indicated for use when decay has extended into or close to the pulp is liner/varnish. base/desensitizer. bonding agent. Any of the above.
Types of pulpal stimuli can be physical. mechanical. chemical or biologic. All of the above.
Failure to place a protective base under a restoration can result in postoperative sensitivity and damage to the pulp.
You are asked to select a protective base for insulation that is nonirritating under a composite restoration. Which would you select? Polycarboxylate
An example of a biological pulpal stimulus is bacteria from saliva coming into contact with pulpal tissues.
All of the following statements are true of the process of removing the smear layer in dentin bonding except open ends of dentin tubules lead to sensitivity.
Zinc phosphate cement should be mixed on a cool glass slab.
Desensitizers used to help prevent hypersensitivity should be used to seal all affected dentinal tubules.
A properly etched tooth will appear frosted.
A dental liner is placed in the deepest area of the tooth preparation.
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