Flashcards : Restorative Dental Materials — 31 cartes

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1Question

What does restorative dentistry involve?

Réponse

Removal of decay or disease and restoring tooth function.

2Question

What is the goal of esthetic dentistry?

Réponse

To recreate teeth with an artistically pleasing appearance.

3Question

Name a commonly used dental material in restorative dentistry.

Réponse

Amalgam.

4Question

Name another commonly used dental material besides amalgam.

Réponse

Composite resin.

5Question

Which dental material is used for temporary restorations?

Réponse

Temporary restorative materials.

6Question

What metals mainly compose dental amalgam?

Réponse

Silver, tin, copper, and zinc mainly compose dental amalgam.

7Question

Who faces greater health risks from amalgam, patients or dental personnel?

Réponse

Dental personnel face greater health risks from amalgam than patients.

8Question

Which teeth are mostly restored using amalgam?

Réponse

Premolars and molars are mostly restored using amalgam.

9Question

What is the purpose of condensation in amalgam placement?

Réponse

Condensation compacts amalgam tightly and helps eliminate excess mercury.

10Question

Name one indication for using amalgam restorations.

Réponse

Amalgam is indicated for stress-bearing areas.

11Question

When is amalgam varnish placed under a restoration?

Réponse

After a liner is used, amalgam varnish is placed under the restoration.

12Question

What does amalgam varnish do to dentinal tubules?

Réponse

It seals dentinal tubules.

13Question

How does amalgam varnish protect the tooth from acidic bases?

Réponse

It reduces microleakage and protects against acidic bases like zinc phosphate.

14Question

What is composite resin in dentistry?

Réponse

A tooth-coloured restorative material used throughout the mouth requiring bonding for adhesion.

15Question

What are the main components of composite resin?

Réponse

An organic BIS-GMA resin matrix, inorganic fillers, coupling agents, and pigments.

16Question

For which restorations is composite resin used?

Réponse

Class I, II, III, IV, V restorations and esthetic corrections like diastema closure.

17Question

When is composite resin contraindicated?

Réponse

In patients with poor hygiene, high caries, cost issues, or heavy occlusal stress.

18Question

Why is composite resin placed in increments no thicker than 2 mm?

Réponse

To reduce polymerization shrinkage that causes open margins and decay.

19Question

What must be done before placing each composite resin increment?

Réponse

Each increment must be cured before placing the next.

20Question

How does moisture affect composite resin bonding?

Réponse

Moisture contamination interferes with bonding.

21Question

What curing adjustment is needed for darker composite resin shades?

Réponse

Darker shades require longer curing times.

22Question

What is glass ionomer in dentistry?

Réponse

A versatile dental material that chemically adheres to teeth and releases fluoride.

23Question

How does glass ionomer compare to composite resin in tooth preparation?

Réponse

It requires less extensive tooth preparation than composite resin.

24Question

What should be avoided during the placement of glass ionomer?

Réponse

Water contact should be avoided while placing glass ionomer.

25Question

For which dental applications is glass ionomer especially desirable?

Réponse

Primary teeth, Class V restorations, sealants, core build-ups, and long-term provisional restorations.

26Question

What is a temporary restorative material?

Réponse

It maintains or restores function and keeps the patient comfortable for a limited time.

27Question

What determines the choice between the two major temporary restorative types?

Réponse

The location and amount of tooth structure requiring restoration.

28Question

What is IRM composed of and what properties does it have?

Réponse

IRM is a reinforced zinc oxide-eugenol material with sedative properties.

29Question

When is IRM typically used?

Réponse

For lost fillings, small enamel pits, primary-tooth restorations near eruption, emergencies, CAMBRA, and as a base.

30Question

What defines a provisional restorative material?

Réponse

It temporarily covers most of a tooth or several teeth and withstands biting forces and wear.

31Question

When is a provisional restorative material indicated?

Réponse

When a cusp is missing or a tooth is prepared for a cast restoration involving the gingival margin.

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