Etchant? - correct answer Critical for enamel and dentin in the cavity prep for good chemical bond.
Glass Ionomer used as a base? - correct answer Good
... [Show More] adhesion to enamel and dentin, release fluoride and has bonding strengths.
Zinc-oxide-eugenol type 1used as a base? - correct answer Sedative, insulating helps with irrated pulp. CANT USE UNDER GLASS IONOMER AND COMPOSTIE.
Zinc phosphate type 2 used as a base? - correct answer Good base for it thermal insulation qualities and can be used under polycarboxylate, ionomer and it can irrate the pulp.
Trituration - correct answer Means mixing dental alloy with mercury.
Amalgamation - correct answer Actual chemical reaction that occurs between the alloy and mercury.
Alloy - correct answer Combination between alloy and mercury.
Polycarboxylate used as a base? - correct answer Has elastic properties and contains fluoride and can be put under any restoration. Also proactive and insulating.
IRM used as a base? - correct answer last for 6-12 months and is temp. Also has a sedative base.
Sedative base ? - correct answer Help with soothing the pulp for decay that is irrating the pulp.
Insulating base? - correct answer Placed in deep cavity preps to protect the tooth from thermal shock.
Protective base? - correct answer Placed before the restoration is place to protect the pulp.
Primer? - correct answer Can also be know as desensitizer. Placed under restorative material.
Fluoride varnish? - correct answer Release fluoride on enamel, root structure and the dentin surfaces.
Varnish? - correct answer Organic solvent, seals dentin tubules and reduces microleakage.
Micro- mechanical? - correct answer Retention between the tooth structure and the restoration.
Three things dental bases can do for the tooth? - correct answer 1. protective base
2. insulating base
3. sedative base
Calcium Hydroxide? - correct answer Used as a base/ liner, promotes secondary dentin.
Smear layer? - correct answer Very thin layer of debris on newly prepared dentin.
Crown matrix former? - correct answer Plastic form that is shaped as a crown. You put prepared cement in the crown former.
Provisional? - correct answer temporary cement until the permant restoration is ready to be cemented.
Permant Polycarboxylate? - correct answer Cement stainless steel crowns, and ortho bands.
ZOE TYPE 2 (perm) - correct answer Type one isn't strong enough. Type two is strong enough to use for perm cementation.
Zinc phosphate type 1 (perm) - correct answer Used to cement crowns, bridges, onlay, inlays. type two is used as a base. [Show Less]