Restorative And Esthetic Dental Materials

Front 1

What is a favorable property of a dental material?

Back 1

Low solubility

Front 2

Wetting, viscosity, surface characteristics, and film thickness are all characteristics that affect which of the following application properties?

Back 2

Adhesions

Front 3

Dental amalgam is composed of an alloy powder (Made of silver, tin, copper, and zinc) that is triturated to be mixed in approximately equal parts with:

Back 3

Mercury

Front 4

which type of gold alloy is used for cast removable partial dentures because of their hardness, malleability, and adaptability?

Back 4

Type IV

Front 5

IRM is the restorative material of choice for:

Back 5

A temporary sedative restoration

Front 6

Which of the following dental restorative materials that possesses the unique qualities of fluoride release?

Back 6

Glass ionomer

Front 7

What makes composite resin a more favorable restoration than an amalgam

Back 7

Smaller cavity preparation needed due to bonding

Front 8

Porcelain is chosen as an indirect restorative materials for which of the following reasons?

Back 8

The esthetic colors for tooth matching

Front 9

In addition to a shade guide, curing light, and a composite instrument, what else may be useful during the preparation of a composite resin restoration?

Back 9

2 x 2“ alcohol gauze pads

Front 10

The organic matrix of composite resin is:

Back 10

BIS-GMA