Dental Fillings: Ultimate Quiz On Amalgam And Composite Restorations!
The trivia quiz below is on Dental Fillings base on Amalgam and Composite Restorations. If someone loses a tooth or has teeth filled with cavities, they go to the dentist so as to regain or attain a pleasing appearance, and there are a set of procedures that a dentist may take up. Take this quiz and see if you know the types of restorations.
- 1.What material is a low strength liner, protects the pulp, provides a therapeutic effect to a tooth, reduces sensitivity after restoration is complete, stimulates the growth of secondary dentin, and has antibacterial properties?
- A.
Varnish
- B.
Glass ionomer
- C.
Reinforced ZOE
- D.
Calcium Hydroxide
- 2.Examples of cavity liners are:
- A.
Calcium hydroxide
- B.
Polycarboxylate
- C.
Zinc oxide eugenol
- D.
Glass ionomer
- E.
Zinc phosphate
- 3.What is the name brand of cavity varnish?
- A.
Dycal
- B.
Vitrabond
- C.
Fiji
- D.
Copalite
- E.
Durelon
- 4.What protects pulp and provides mechanical support for a restoration?
- A.
Cavity varnish
- B.
Calcium hydroxide
- C.
Cavity liner
- D.
Cement bases
- 5.Several different types of cement bases are:
- A.
Glass ionomer
- B.
Reinforced zinc oxide eugenol
- C.
Varnish
- D.
Zinc phosphate
- E.
Calcium hydroxide
- F.
Polycarbonate
- G.
Resin cement
- H.
Compomers
- 6.What materials are liner, base, and cement?
- A.
Zinc phosphate
- B.
Zinc oxide eugenol
- C.
Polycarboxylate
- D.
Glass ionomer
- E.
Varnish
- 7.Polycarboxylate is a ____________ and ____________
- 8.Zinc phosphate is a ______________ and _______________
- 9.What material must be used on a glass slate due to its thermal conductivity?
- A.
Varnish
- B.
Calcium hydroxide
- C.
Zinc phosphate
- D.
Polycarboxylate
- 10.What material is a low strength liner, fluoride releasing, root canal and pit and fissure sealer, and can be used as build up material?
- A.
Varnish
- B.
Polycarboxylate
- C.
Glass ionomer
- D.
Zinc phosphate
- 11.Calcium Hydroxide is a __________ and ________________
- 12.What material is a low strength base, used as a temporary cement, and has a sedative effect on the pulp?
- A.
Zinc phosphate
- B.
Zinc oxide eugenol
- C.
Polycarboxylate
- D.
Calcium hydroxide
- 13.What material should not be applied as a direct pulp cap?
- A.
Zinc phosphate
- B.
Reinforced Zinc oxide eugenol
- C.
Polycarboxylate
- D.
Glass ionomer
- 14.What material seals dentin tubules, has low solubility, protects against microleakage, and is only used in amalgam restorations?
- A.
Varnish
- B.
Calcium hydroxide
- C.
Zinc oxide eugenol
- D.
Reinforced zinc eugenol
- 15.Reinforced zince oxide eugenol is a __________ and ________
- 16.What 3 step process enhances the chemical bond between the bonding agent and restoration?
- 17.What process improves the retention of the restoration and removes the smear layer from prep to allow for penetration of bonding agent into dentin?
- A.
Primer
- B.
Bond
- C.
Acid etching
- 18.What process improves the wettability of the prep and penetrates dentin tubules?
- A.
Primer
- B.
Acid etching
- C.
Varnish
- D.
Calcium hydroxide
- 19.What bonds to collagen fibers in dentin--mechanically "locks in"
- A.
Varnish
- B.
Bonding (resin) adhesives
- C.
Primer
- D.
Acid etching
- 20.What materials make up dental composites?
- 21.Post operative instructions for composite restoration for first 24 hours
- A.
Avoid extreme hot and cold food or drink
- B.
Avoid tea, coffee, cigarettes or foods that stain
- C.
Do not brush excessively
- D.
Do not use abrasive tooth polish
- E.
Exercise caution (materials are brittle)
- F.
Watch numb area
- G.
Don't eat or drink anything
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