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1) Which of the folllowing statements describe composite resins
I They can be placed and finished in the same appointment.
II. They are more color stable than unfilled resins.
III. They are similar to Amalgam with respect to coefficient of Thermal expansion.
IV. The finished surface tends to be somewhat rough.
Answer- A - I , II B. I ,IV C. I, III IV , D. II , III , E. II , III ,IV F. All the above

2) Pulpal irritation would not be expected from a restorative material , provided the minimum thickness of the material was
A 0.2 mm B. 0.5 mm C. 1 mm D. 2 mm E. 3 mm
 
Veneer What Do You Use To Clean It After You Try It On ?
Ethanol
Hydrochloric Acid
Pumice
Phosphoric Acid

Veneer What Do You Use To Clean It After You Try It On ?
Ethanol
Hydrochloric Acid
Pumice
Phosphoric Acid
Cf Rosentiel
 
When would be the Ph of your mouth decrease if you drink carbonated soda.

1, After 1-5 minutes.
2, Immediately.
3, After 5-10minutes.
4, After 10-20 minutes.
5, After 30 minutes.

This Q deals with enamal solibility, one of the main cause of bact to attack the emanal in this modern world.😍

correct me if i am wrong
 
Hi, Hanan,
Thanks for your reply! Initially I thought it is done on Max Ant. Now I really confused. Anyone else can clarify? 😕
 
Hi everyone, I hope someone can help me we these answer.....Are they correct? Thanks for the respond......

Which drugs reduces clotting but does not interfere with prothrombin?
Aspirin
Ibuprofen
wafarin


Which metal is added to prevent expansion?
chromium
nickel
cobalt
zinc
silver
 
I THINK IT should be aspirin as aspirin prevents clotting by inhibint thromboxane a2 . THAT IS IT INHIBITS PLATELATE AGGREGATION . NOT WITH PROTHROMBIN .
 
Hi everyone, I hope someone can help me we these answer.....Are they correct? Thanks for the respond......

Which drugs reduces clotting but does not interfere with prothrombin?
Aspirin
Ibuprofen
wafarin


Which metal is added to prevent expansion?
chromium
nickel
cobalt
zinc
silver


IT SHOULD BE TIN . DO U HAVE THE RIGHT OPTIONS
POSITIVE ABOUT THE OPTIONS
 
Thanks for the replay... I think TIN causes contraction and Increses the setting time... I don't have TIN on the answers..., That's why I'm confused...
 
Thanks for the replay... I think TIN causes contraction and Increses the setting time... I don't have TIN on the answers..., That's why I'm confused...

IF TIN IS NOT THERE THEN SEE IF NICKEL OR COBALT ARE THE ANSWERS AS SILVER CAUSES EXPANSION , CHROMIUM PREVENT COROSSION AND ZINC CAUSES DELAYED EXPANSION .
 
Hi Guys...,

I'm a new member and I want to say Hello to everybody......

In reference to the aspirin.... it really does inhibit the prothrombin
Warferin prolongs PT
Ibuprofen inhibits Cyclogenase Path but not the prothrombin..

Good Luck....
 
Hey Espinos....

Thanks for all your bunch of questions they're really helpful...
Blessing on your exam...
 
anatomical landmark helped to indentify posterior palatal seal in complete denture is

a) ptergomaxillary notches and the fovea palatiae
B) pterygmaxillary notches and the posterior nasal spine

Ans- A (actually the answer should be Hamulur notches and vibrating line)
 
hi dentist33 i think u r right .. sometimes answer keys give wrong answers so one gets confused..
some more questions -
5) degeneration of the myelin sheath of the peripheral nerves in a diabetes may be manifested intraorally
a. causalgia and neuralgia
b. acanthosis and acantholysis
c. vesical and ulcer formation
d. glossopyrosis and glossodynia

6) dentist is doing research on 5 unrelated patient with different background. He record data ……etc.
dentist is doing what kind of research?
a. clinical trial
b. cohort
c. sectional

Answer to 1 is D and 2 is c
 
1) WHICH OF HTE FOLLOWING IS MOST SIMILAR TO LATERAL PERIODONTAL CYST:

a) RESIDUAL CYST
b) PRIMORDIAL CYST
c) DENTIGEROUS CYST
d) TRAUMATIC BONE CYST
e)MEDIAN MANDIBULAR CYST


2) WHICH OF THE FOLLOING ARE THE MOST COMMON MALIGNACY IN THE ORAL CAVITY:

a) METASTATIC CARCINOMA
b) BASAL CELL CARCINOMA
c) EPIDERMOID CARCINOMA
d) MUCOEPIDERMOID CARCINOMA
e) ADENOID CYSTIC CARCINOMA

Answer to 1 is C and 2 is C.
 
34. Which of the following structures affects the thickness of the flange of a maxillary complete denture?
A. Malar process.
B. Coronoid process.
C. Mylohyoid ridge.
D. Zygomatic process.
E. Genial tubercle.

I think is C but can anyone give me an explanation?

No the correct answer is Coronoid process.If the thickness of the distobuccal flange of the Maxillary complete denture is excessively thick, coronoid process will impinge on it during opening of the mouth and it will tend to dislodge the denture.
 
No the correct answer is Coronoid process.If the thickness of the distobuccal flange of the Maxillary complete denture is excessively thick, coronoid process will impinge on it during opening of the mouth and it will tend to dislodge the denture.

Well I really think that the zygomatic process is the one who will impinge on it during opening of the mouth and will tend to dislodge the denture..
 
Which of the followings combinations is least additive?
a. Tylenol + ASA
b. Tetracycline + Pennicillin
c. Caffeine + Amphetamine

There is a root fracture in the apical third of the root in a 11 year old pt. The tooth is mobile and vital. What will you do?

a. extract
b. pulpectomy
c. splint and observe
d. do nothing

According to Kaplan p.77 The PDL will bring the fracture together. It will fit with granutation tissue and then calcifying material..

I need help with these questions..
 
Which of the followings combinations is least additive?
a. Tylenol + ASA
b. Tetracycline + Pennicillin ----Ans( because one is bacteriostatic other is bactericidal ,so they are not additive)
c. Caffeine + Amphetamine

There is a root fracture in the apical third of the root in a 11 year old pt. The tooth is mobile and vital. What will you do?

a. extract
b. pulpectomy
c. splint and observe----ans
d. do nothing

these are ans which I think could be. But I am not sure.
 
IF TIN IS NOT THERE THEN SEE IF NICKEL OR COBALT ARE THE ANSWERS AS SILVER CAUSES EXPANSION , CHROMIUM PREVENT COROSSION AND ZINC CAUSES DELAYED EXPANSION .

I prefer it is because of Cobalt.
 
Which of the followings combinations is least additive?
a. Tylenol + ASA
b. Tetracycline + Pennicillin ----Ans( because one is bacteriostatic other is bactericidal ,so they are not additive)
c. Caffeine + Amphetamine

There is a root fracture in the apical third of the root in a 11 year old pt. The tooth is mobile and vital. What will you do?

a. extract
b. pulpectomy
c. splint and observe----ans
d. do nothing

these are ans which I think could be. But I am not sure.

Thanks Composites16..,these were the answer that I thought, I'm still checking...
 
Well I really think that the zygomatic process is the one who will impinge on it during opening of the mouth and will tend to dislodge the denture..
You need to review your basic anatomy. It's the coronoid process, just like ambitious said. If your zygomatic process moves every time you open your mouth, you've got much bigger problems than the fit of your dentures.
 
You need to review your basic anatomy. It's the coronoid process, just like ambitious said. If your zygomatic process moves every time you open your mouth, you've got much bigger problems than the fit of your dentures.

I'm humble to receive the correction...thanks..., but we're all here to share our knowledges, to learn and teach....ok????😉
 
I'm humble to receive the correction...thanks..., but we're all here to share our knowledges, to learn and teach....ok????😉
I was just rattling your chain. Don't take it personally. 🙂 You really should review your anatomy, though. A good understanding of head and neck anatomy makes a number of other subjects much easier to understand.
 
😕 :scared: I need help answering these questions thanks!!!!!!!!


1 - What composite is ideally used for a class V restoration?

2 - What part of the mouth are metastases most common?

3 -The greatest decrease in radiation to the patient’s gonads is achieved by?

4 - When will the BULL rule be used with selective grinding?

5 - A lateral Bennett angle shift is most likely to be affected by?

6- In-office bleaching changes the shade via, EXCEPT?

7 - when you seal carious lesions what happens with bacterial pop?

8 - Patient complains of pain in the area and radiographically there is a “floating tooth”?

I think is EOSINOPHILIC GRAN.

9 - The most common cause of failure of a Class II amalgam on a primary molar?

10 - What is used to chk bone volume radiograph?

11 - tearing of the flap is MOST commonly?

12 - what does Miliamperage does to intensity when doubled?

13 - Who pays most for dental care?

14 - How does cortisol work on receptors?

15 - Which is illegal for dentist?
a-drink 2 glasses of wine bw pts
b-prescribe grade 2 medicine for back pain

16 - In max 1st molar in the mesial canal, perforation will usually happen where?

17 -How much mg is in 1ppm of H20?
 
after you subject a normal tooth to a cold test . after how many seconds will it return to normal

2-5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
30 seconds

a tooth can be completely seen if you illumnate it in which of the following situations ?

craze lines
cracked tooth syndrome
vertical root fracture
 
after you subject a normal tooth to a cold test . after how many seconds will it return to normal

2-5 seconds
10 seconds
15 seconds
30 seconds

a tooth can be completely seen if you illumnate it in which of the following situations ?

craze lines
cracked tooth syndrome
vertical root fracture

correct me if i am wrong
 
what's dental management for patient's with parkinson's disease????

what's dental management for patient's with alzheimer's diseae ???
 
correct me if i am wrong


i am not sure about the previous one but the second one is craze lines . in cracked tooth syndrome the part that is cracked appears dark , so u cannot see the whole tooth .
 
hey everybody,
I need some help with these questions.....I am taking my exam next week....please help me....
1.patient presents with a palatal constriction of 3 mm so the cross bite would be
a.shifted to the affected side
b.shifted to the unaffected side.
c.bilateral
correct ans is a????

2.upright a molar with lingual and omega loop..what will happen???

3.how will you differentiate odontogenic keratocyst and ameloblastoma???

4.the facial surface of post. mandibule often presents limiting factors to proper treatment of perio. defects. most common factor is
a.genial tubecle
b.mentalis muscle
c.ext. oblique ridge
d.internal pterygoid muscle
correct ans is c????

thanks a lot....good luck everybody....
 
2.upright a molar with lingual and omega loop..what will happen???

it will exrude and move distally

3.how will you differentiate odontogenic keratocyst and ameloblastoma???

a keratocyst has a para keratinized epithelium where as ameloblastoma does not have .

4.the facial surface of post. mandibule often presents limiting factors to proper treatment of perio. defects. most common factor is
a.genial tubecle
b.mentalis muscle
c.ext. oblique ridge
d.internal pterygoid muscle
correct ans is c????

thanks a lot....good luck everybody....[/QUOTE]
 
🙁 Hi everybody I am becoming frustrated i posted these questions 3 days ago,can someone please help me! Please help me answer these questions! I see that everyone answers the other questions except these ones! WHY??????🙁

1 - What composite is ideally used for a class V restoration?

2 - What part of the mouth are metastases most common?

3 -The greatest decrease in radiation to the patient’s gonads is achieved by?

4 - When will the BULL rule be used with selective grinding?

5 - A lateral Bennett angle shift is most likely to be affected by?

6- In-office bleaching changes the shade via, EXCEPT?

7 - when you seal carious lesions what happens with bacterial pop?

8 - Patient complains of pain in the area and radiographically there is a “floating tooth”?

I think is EOSINOPHILIC GRAN.

9 - The most common cause of failure of a Class II amalgam on a primary molar?

10 - What is used to chk bone volume radiograph?

11 - tearing of the flap is MOST commonly?

12 - what does Miliamperage does to intensity when doubled?

13 - Who pays most for dental care?

14 - How does cortisol work on receptors?

15 - Which is illegal for dentist?
a-drink 2 glasses of wine bw pts
b-prescribe grade 2 medicine for back pain

16 - In max 1st molar in the mesial canal, perforation will usually happen where?

17 -How much mg is in 1ppm of H20?
 
2.upright a molar with lingual and omega loop..what will happen???

it will exrude and move distally

3.how will you differentiate odontogenic keratocyst and ameloblastoma???

a keratocyst has a para keratinized epithelium where as ameloblastoma does not have .

4.the facial surface of post. mandibule often presents limiting factors to proper treatment of perio. defects. most common factor is
a.genial tubecle
b.mentalis muscle
c.ext. oblique ridge
d.internal pterygoid muscle
correct ans is c????

thanks a lot....good luck everybody....
[/QUOTE]

thanks perav,
also can anybody answer this..
during PFM crown prep..occlusal and incisal reduction
is it 1.5 mm or 2 mm...???
in the decks 1.5 to 2 mm is given...but what if we have both choices???

thanks......
 
🙁 Hi everybody I am becoming frustrated i posted these questions 3 days ago,can someone please help me! Please help me answer these questions! I see that everyone answers the other questions except these ones! WHY??????🙁
let me try some of them...correct me....if I am wrong...
1 - What composite is ideally used for a class V restoration? -hybrid

2 - What part of the mouth are metastases most common?-mandible

3 -The greatest decrease in radiation to the patient’s gonads is achieved by? -by lead apron

4 - When will the BULL rule be used with selective grinding?
what are the options???
5 - A lateral Bennett angle shift is most likely to be affected by?
buccal lingual cuspal inclines
6- In-office bleaching changes the shade via, EXCEPT?- surface deminerlization

7 - when you seal carious lesions what happens with bacterial pop?-decrease

8 - Patient complains of pain in the area and radiographically there is a “floating tooth”?-malignancy

I think is EOSINOPHILIC GRAN.

9 - The most common cause of failure of a Class II amalgam on a primary molar?-insufficient depth

10 - What is used to chk bone volume radiograph?
-bitewings
11 - tearing of the flap is MOST commonly?
semilunar incison
12 - what does Miliamperage does to intensity when doubled?
-doubled

13 - Who pays most for dental care?

14 - How does cortisol work on receptors?

15 - Which is illegal for dentist?
a-drink 2 glasses of wine bw pts-ans????
b-prescribe grade 2 medicine for back pain-dentist can prescribe but need DEA number

16 - In max 1st molar in the mesial canal, perforation will usually happen where?-lingual???

17 -How much mg is in 1ppm of H20?
thanks....
 
PERAV PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD ANSWER THESE Q'S! MY EXAM IS NEXT WEEK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS!😕

1 - What composite is ideally used for a class V restoration?

2 - What part of the mouth are metastases most common?

3 -The greatest decrease in radiation to the patient's gonads is achieved by?

4 - When will the BULL rule be used with selective grinding?

5 - A lateral Bennett angle shift is most likely to be affected by?

6- In-office bleaching changes the shade via, EXCEPT?

7 - when you seal carious lesions what happens with bacterial pop?

8 - Patient complains of pain in the area and radiographically there is a "floating tooth"?

I think is EOSINOPHILIC GRAN.

9 - The most common cause of failure of a Class II amalgam on a primary molar?

10 - What is used to chk bone volume radiograph?

11 - tearing of the flap is MOST commonly?

12 - what does Miliamperage does to intensity when doubled?

13 - Who pays most for dental care?

14 - How does cortisol work on receptors?

15 - Which is illegal for dentist?
a-drink 2 glasses of wine bw pts
b-prescribe grade 2 medicine for back pain

16 - In max 1st molar in the mesial canal, perforation will usually happen where?

17 -How much mg is in 1ppm of H20?
 
thanks perav,
also can anybody answer this..
during PFM crown prep..occlusal and incisal reduction
is it 1.5 mm or 2 mm...???
in the decks 1.5 to 2 mm is given...but what if we have both choices???

thanks......[/quote]

I'm pretty sure about 2mm... it is not....can someone correct it?
 
Thank you for helping me! God bless and good luck!:luck:

In an appointment for the impression for implant what do you do first?

Put the coping first..... ans......I think is this one? What do you think?
check the tray first to see if it fits
Put the coping with acrilic resin

If someone can't take ibuprofen..What do you give?
Aspirin
Demoral
Pentazocine


Please..., check these questions...We all will appreciate the answers...Thanks..
 
thanks perav,
also can anybody answer this..
during PFM crown prep..occlusal and incisal reduction
is it 1.5 mm or 2 mm...???
in the decks 1.5 to 2 mm is given...but what if we have both choices???

thanks......

I'm pretty sure about 2mm... it is not....can someone correct it?[/QUOTE]

the released papers s ay 1.5 mm
 
thanks perav and marling espinos,
some more
1.how much should be the depth of cavity prep in primery teeth??

2.if there is an article and if you want to know definition of dependent and independent, which part of the article will you look???
a. introduction
b. method
c. body
d. result
e. summary

3.in the case of mandibular fracture which muscle moves the jaw farward and medially??
a. medial pterygoid
b. lateral pterygoid
c. masseter
d. ant. belly of digastric

4.in relieving buccal frenum for mandi. denture which muscle is released??
a. masster
2. orbicularis oris
c. buccinator

thanks very much....
 
thanks perav and marling espinos,
some more
1.how much should be the depth of cavity prep in primery teeth??

below DEJ, about 1.2mm

2.if there is an article and if you want to know definition of dependent and independent, which part of the article will you look???
a. introduction
b. method
c. body
d. result
e. summary

3.in the case of mandibular fracture which muscle moves the jaw farward and medially??
a. medial pterygoid
b. lateral pterygoid
c. masseter
d. ant. belly of digastric

It depends on the fracture site. a.b.c all may be possible

4.in relieving buccal frenum for mandi. denture which muscle is released??
a. masster
2. orbicularis oris
c. buccinator

None of them, it should be caninus

correct me if wrong
 
Q: Space is closed rapidly after premature shedding of
1. maxillary molar
2.maxillary incisor
3. mandibular incisor

can somebody explain in which region space is not closed early.
Thanks
 
thanks everybody..
can somebody help me with these questions..
1.pt. with chronic periodontitis and aggressive periodontitis are similar in
a.teeth
b.local factors
c.treatment response
d.time
I think C is correct!!!!

2.informed consent is
a.beneficence
b.autonomy
c.justice

3.what will change ANB angle
a.nasion moving
b.A moving
c.B moving
I know ANB is decreased in class-III malocclusion so point B moving changes it...????? please correct me....or both point A and B chnge it???

4.what dose ANB tell you
a.magnitude of discrepancy
b.which jaw causes the discrepancy


thanks a lot ....good luck everybody......
 
2.informed consent is
a.beneficence
b.autonomy
c.justice

3.what will change ANB angle
a.nasion moving
b.A moving
c.B moving
I know ANB is decreased in class-III malocclusion so point B moving changes it...????? please correct me....or both point A and B chnge it??? yeh it shuld be B since it is on a movable joint


4.what dose ANB tell you
a.magnitude of discrepancy
b.which jaw causes the discrepancy

i guess sna and snb will tell you which jaw causes the discrepancy anb will tell you the magnitude between the 2 jaws .


thanks a lot ....good luck everybody......[/QUOTE]
 
Q: Space is closed rapidly after premature shedding of
1. maxillary molar
2.maxillary incisor
3. mandibular incisor

can somebody explain in which region space is not closed early.
Thanks


maxillary molar
 
2.informed consent is
a.beneficence
b.autonomy
c.justice

3.what will change ANB angle
a.nasion moving
b.A moving
c.B moving
I know ANB is decreased in class-III malocclusion so point B moving changes it...????? please correct me....or both point A and B chnge it??? yeh it shuld be B since it is on a movable joint


4.what dose ANB tell you
a.magnitude of discrepancy
b.which jaw causes the discrepancy

i guess sna and snb will tell you which jaw causes the discrepancy anb will tell you the magnitude between the 2 jaws .


thanks a lot ....good luck everybody......
[/QUOTE]

thanks perav..good luck...
 
thanks perav and marling espinos,
some more
1.how much should be the depth of cavity prep in primery teeth??

below DEJ, about 1.2mm

2.if there is an article and if you want to know definition of dependent and independent, which part of the article will you look???
a. introduction
b. method
c. body
d. result
e. summary

3.in the case of mandibular fracture which muscle moves the jaw farward and medially??
a. medial pterygoid
b. lateral pterygoid
c. masseter
d. ant. belly of digastric

It depends on the fracture site. a.b.c all may be possible

4.in relieving buccal frenum for mandi. denture which muscle is released??
a. masster
2. orbicularis oris
c. buccinator

None of them, it should be caninus

correct me if wrong

thanks twinfish.....good luck.....
 
4. Which of the following are true regarding opaque porcelains?
a. They are tetra-valent oxides.
b. They are di- valent oxides
c. They form a true chemical bond with certain metals.
d. They are smoother than enamel porcelains.
e. They fire at a lower temperature than enamel porcelains.
A. a,c,d B. b,c,d C. a,d,e D. b,e E. a,c?

6. The ideal thickness of the oxide layer for metal-ceramic bonding is:
a. 25 microns
b. 50 microns
c. 75 microns
d. 100 microns
e. Monomolecular

4. What dental material wears at the same rate (attrition) as that of tooth
enamel?
A. amalgam?
B. gold
C. composite resin
D. porcelain
E. zinc-phosphate cement

9. A set impression of alginate is __________ percent water. (by weight)
A. 20
B. 40
C. 60
D. 80
E. 90?

22. Why is it necessary to wait 24 hours fo r complete polymerization of a custom
acrylic tray?
a. To allow the tray to achieve maximum dimensional stability.
b. To allow the tray to achieve maximum strength.
c. To allow the tray to achieve maximum rigidity.
d. a, b, & c
e. a, b?

5. Which of the following composite materials is not indicated to restore the
incisal edge of a tooth?
a. Micro-hybrid
b. Macrofilled
c. Hybrid?
d. Microfilled

39. Which facts listed below is ideal for maximum bond strength in a porcelain fused
to metal restoration?
a. Mono-molecular oxide layer.
b. Bivalent-molecular oxide layer.
c. Multi-molecular oxide layer.
d. Negative electron charged oxide layer.
e. Positive electron charged oxide layer.

40. The ideal gap distance for a post-ceramic solder joint is:
a. 0.1 mm d. 0.5 mm
b. 0.15 mm - 0.3mm e. 0. 5 mm - 0.75 mm
c. 0.3 mm - 0.5 mm

41. The ideal gap distance for a pre-ceramic solder joint is:
a. 0.1 mm d. 0.5 mm
b. 0. 15 mm - 0.3mm e. 0. 5 mm - 0.75 mm
c. 0.3 mm - 0.5 mm

2. According to the law of beams a fixed partial denture with a three pontic span
will flex ___ times as much as a single pontic span
a. 8 times
b. 20 times
c. 16 times
d. 27 times?
e. 2 times

35. Why should epinephrine be used with caution?
1. Dosage control is a problem
2. It causes tachycardia
3. It is not a good hemostatic agent
4. It causes tissue damage more than other chemical agents
5. It discolors the gingival
a. 1,2,3
b. 2,3,5
c. 1,4,5
d. 1,2?
e. 3,5

with
1. glaucoma
2. asthma
3. congestive heart failure
4. lactating females
5. kidney stones
a. 2,3,4.
b. 1,2,3,4.?
c. 2,5.
d. 3,5
e. 3.

37. 1.Prior to taking an impression the retraction cord must be soaked with water
before removal from the gingival sulcus.
2. This prevents tearing of the sulcular epithelium and consequent bleeding.
a. 1 is true 2 is true and is a correct explanation for 1
b. 1 is false 2 is false.
c. 1 is true 2 is true but it is not a correct explanation for 1.
d. 1 is false 2 is true.
e. 1 is true 2 is false.

46. According to ADA specification 19, type IV and type V gypsum products are
capable of reproducing a _____ micron wide line
a. 5
b. 15
c. 20
d. 50
e. 100

3. Proper tissue retracton is accomplished by using
a. two #1 cords
b. two #0 cords
c. one #0 cord and one #1 cord
d. one #1 cord and one #2 cord

9. A custom tray must:
a. Extend 2 mm apical to the crest of the free gingival margin.
b. be rigid
c. be made the same day
d. have adequate time to polymerize (approx. 24 hours)
e. have adhesive placed at least 15 minutes before use
A) a,b,cB) a,c C) a,b,d,e? D) b,d,e E) all of the above

19. Which statement(s) on margination of a wax pattern are true?
a. The wax should be slightly overcontoured to allow for proper
contouring in gold.
b. After margination of the wax pattern it should be removed from the
die to evaluate for proper internal adaptation and then replaced on
the die to verify marginal fit.
c. The proper way to evaluate for marginal seal is to look closely
at the margin under good light, viewing the margin parallel to
the surface of the die.
d. When marginating, the wax should be re-adapted by first heating the
wax with a hot instrument so that the wax becomes soft but not
molten.
A) a,b,c B) b,c C) b,c,d D) c? E) None of the above

50. When evaluating your final wax pattern prior to margination you should
verify the following are correct:
irregularities
b. The external surface of the pattern is free of irregularities and is
smooth.
c. The contact area is concaved and rough to allow for finishing in gold.
d. Verify that the wax pattern is not in hyperocclusion by placing the
articulator pin on zero and closing the articulator several times to insure the
pin hits the incisal table.
e. The proximal contact areas are the proper dimension.
A) a,b,d,e B) a,b,e? C) a,c,d D) a,b,d E) c,d

13. The contact lens effect makes it possible to place a porcelain veneer finish
line at or above the crest of the free gingival margin and still maintain an
almost imperceptible junction between the restoration and the tooth.
Which of the statements are true regarding the contact lens concept?
a. The porcelain at the gingival should be opaque.
b. The porcelain at the gingival should be translucent.
c. The luting cement should be opaque.
d. The luting cement should be translucent.
e. The body of the porcelain should be translucent.
A) a,d B) b,c C) b,d,e D) a,c,e? E) b,d
 
during the prep of a Cl II cavity, which perm teeth pulp horns will be most subject to accidental exposure?
A. Distofacial of max 1st molar
B. Distofacial of man 1st molar
c. Facial of mand 1st PM
D. Lingual of mand 1st PM

answer is D

PLEASE SEE DECK ENDO 5 page
 
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