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Dental Procedures and Concepts Explained

The document outlines various dental concepts and techniques, including pulp capping, attrition, and methods for detecting caries. It also discusses the implications of different dental restoration failures and the characteristics of affected versus infected dentin. Additionally, it highlights specific procedures and materials used in dental treatments, such as Waterlase technology and indirect posterior esthetic restoration preparation.

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Dental Procedures and Concepts Explained

The document outlines various dental concepts and techniques, including pulp capping, attrition, and methods for detecting caries. It also discusses the implications of different dental restoration failures and the characteristics of affected versus infected dentin. Additionally, it highlights specific procedures and materials used in dental treatments, such as Waterlase technology and indirect posterior esthetic restoration preparation.

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1. Pulp capping is use of calcium hydroxide on injured pulp. ✔■
2. Attrition is tooth wear caused by contact between tooth and foreign object. ■
3. Cause of isthmus fracture is the axio-pulpal line angle is too sharp. ✔■
4. Quantitative light induced fluorescence (QLF) is a visible light system that offers the opportunity
to detect early caries and then longitudinally monitor their progression. ✔■
5. CariSolv enables a minimal invasive treatment that selectively softens necrotic tissue in affected
dentin and preserves healthy tissue. ✔■
6. Infiltration (Icon) has a high refractive index and produces a chameleon effect and requires no
shade matching. ✔■
7. No pressure should be applied to the restoration during try in. ✔■
8. Color of teeth appears different in similar lights, this phenomenon is called metamerism. ■
9. Modified class IV tooth preparation is for large caries or fracture of incisal angle. ■
10. Pain after restoration is always a symptom for irreversible pulpitis. ■
11. In atraumatic restorative technique, excavation of soft caries with rotary instrument and then is
restored using glass ionomer cement, an adhesive material. ■

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1. Loss of hard tooth tissue where caries is not the cause is called:
A) Abrasion
B) Erosion
C) Abfraction
D) All of the above ✔■

2. All are true about clinical biological manifestation of failure except:


A) Increase resistance to caries ✔■
B) Pulpal problems
C) Periodontal disease
D) Hypersensitivity

3. Clinical manifestation of leakage in composite restoration is:


A) No hypersensitivity
B) No discoloration
C) No recurrent caries
D) Adverse pulp reaction ✔■

4. Recurrent caries under cast restoration is caused by:


A) Non fitting surface
B) Good cementation
C) Proper extension of the cavity outline
D) Stagnation of bacterial plaque ✔■
5. All true about Waterlase except:
A) It uses Hydrokinetic technology to perform a variety of dental procedures, including cavity
preparation, caries removal.
B) It causes heat and vibration ✔■
C) It may ease the pain and anxiety of patients who fear the vibration.
D) All of the above

6. Steps of indirect posterior esthetic restoration cavity preparation:


A) Line and point angles, internal and external should be rounded.
B) CSA should be 90.
C) Occlusal divergence of the walls 6–8.
D) The occlusal reduction for capping a weak cusp should be 1.5–2 mm.
E) All of the above ✔■

7. Which is true about surface treatment of the composite indirect restoration:


A) Sandblasting the inside (inferior surface) of composite restoration with aluminum oxide abrasives
(to create micropores). ✔■
B) Acid etching with 37% phosphoric acid for 60 mins (to clean the micropores). ✔■
C) Applying no bond.
D) All of the above

8. The most common symptom associated with inadequately lined metallic restoration:
A) Pain with hot and cold ✔■

9. Cracked tooth question.

10. Modified class III tooth preparation is:


A) In this tooth preparation, basically carious area is removed as conservatively as possible by
scooping out. ✔■

11. Affected dentin is different from infected dentin, it has:


A) Leather dry
B) Invasion of bacteria
C) No invasion of bacteria ✔■

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