The 'Dental Materials Final Review' assesses knowledge in endodontics and dental materials, focusing on procedures like root canal therapy and orthodontic treatments. It covers key concepts such as obturation, composite types, apicoectomy, and the use of irrigants and retainers.
Microfilled
Macrofilled
Hybrid
None of the above
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Endodontic treatment
Retrofill
Root resection
Apicoectomy
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Endodontic sealers
Paper points
Irrigants
Gutta-percha
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Archwire
Ligature
Bracket
Retainer
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Composite resin
Cold cure resin
Dental cement
Ligature material
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Direct compression
Lateral compression
Direct condensation
Lateral condensation
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Temporary
Permanent
Either temporary or permanent
Neither temporary or permanent
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Band
Bracket
Composite resin
Retainer
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Another name for surgical gut suture
Absorbable and removed at a later appointment
Nonabsorbable and removed at a later appoinment
Absorbable and exists both inside and outside the body while in place
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Subperiosteal
Staple
Transosseous
Endosseous
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An impression is taken for crown fabrication
An abutment is attached to the body of the implant
A healing cap is attached to the body of the implant
The amount of osseointegration is measured
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Eventual payment in full of all implant procedures
Plaque control
Application of tray delivered fluoride
Proper occlusion
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98.6 degrees F
47 degrees F
117 degrees C
117 degrees F
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Recurrent caries
Poor oral hygiene
Diabetes
Smoking
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The first statement is true, the second statement is false.
The first statement is false, the second statement is true.
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
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Atrophic dentulous mandible
Atrophic edentulous mandible
Iatrogenic edentulous mandible
Dysfunctional edentulous mandible
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The first statement is true; the second statement is false.
The first statement is false; the second statement is true.
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
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Cylinder, implant, abutment, crown
Implant, cylinder, abutment, crown
Cylinder, implant, crown, abutment
Implant, abutment, cylinder, crown
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Necessary chairside, home-care instruction
Recommended auxiliary aids
Selecting the restorative material for an adjustment restoration.
Specific length of time between recall visits
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Endosseous
Transosseous
Subperiosteal
Staple
Both b and d
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Endosseous
Transosseous
Subperiosteal
Staple
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Dentin
Enamel
Metal
All of the above
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Contract
Equate
Expand
None of the above
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Enlarge the mold by hygroscopic expansion
Enlarge the mold by thermal expansion
Form the mold for the casting
Provide compensation for contraction
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Full coverage posterior crowns
MODFL onlays
Veneers on anterior teeth
MOD inlays
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Pontic
Retainer
Abutment
Fixed partial denture
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Shrinkage compensation
Investing
Burnout
Crucible heating
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10 carat
16 carat
333 fine
33 fine
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Liquidating
Sintering
Burning
Investing
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The first statement is true, the second statement is false.
The first statement is false, the second statement is true.
Both statements are true
Both statements are false
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Amalgam
Direct gold (gold foil)
Onlay
Composite
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Coping
Veneer
Buildup (core)
Pontic
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Conditional
Non-permanent
Buildup
Temporary
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Non-precious
High-noble
Precious
Noble
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A precise fit of the metal
The resulting opacity
The resulting translucency
Ease in plaque removal
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Polycaboxylate
Silicate
ZOE
Glass ionomer
Zinc phosphate
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ZOE and zinc phosphate
ZOE and polycarboxylate
Zinc phosphate and glass ionomer
Glass ionomer and polycarboxylate
Glass ionomer and ZOE
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It releases fluoride
It lacks strength
It is an obtundent material
It protects the pulp
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Glass ionomer
Zinc phosphate
ZOE
Polycarboxylate
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Thin
Thick
Lumpy
Granular
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More
Less
Equally
None of the above
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Polycarboxylate
Glass ionomer
ZOE
Zinc phosphate
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Composite cements
Silicate cement
Calcium hydroxide
Temporary cements
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Quartz
Fluoride
Silicate
Oxides
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ZOE
Zinc phosphate
Polycarboxylate
Composite
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Lack of strength
Ability to bond to tooth structure
Biocompatibility
Lack of sufficient clinical data for long term use
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Temporary restorations
Intermediate bases
Permanent restorations
Luting temporary crowns
Luting permanent crowns
A, b, and c
A, b and d
A and d only
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Denture arrangement
Denture set up
Articulated set up
Articulated arrangement
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