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Year 2 Ceramic Exam Questions
Module 3

Year 2 Ceramic Exam Questions

Module 1 · Mind map Briefly discuss two methods of obtaining a glaze on ceramic materials. Give the advantages and disadvantages of both methods.
Module 2 · Mind map Explain, with the use of diagrams,how to sprue porcelain crowns forpressable ceramic materials
Module 3 · Mind map Discuss the Munsell colour system and how it is related to dental technology. You are here
Module 4 · Mind map Describe a dental veneer, anddiscuss the advantages and disadvantages of the various dental veneering restorative materials.*
Module 5 · Mind map Briefly discuss two methods ofobtaining a glaze on ceramicmaterials. Give the advantages anddisadvantages of both methods.
Module 6 · Mind map Give an explanation of the ideal conditions and environment needed for selecting the shade of a natural tooth. How can the details of the colour be accurately communicated to a dental laboratory for the production a porcelain restoration?
Module 7 · Mind map Explain why a clinician would decide against using a bonding alloy for a substructure of an anterior porcelain crown. List the alternative materials that could be used.
Module 8 · Mind map Detail the names of the different layers of porcelain used in the process of building a standard anterior PFM crown after the first layer, and give descriptions of their functions.
Module 9 · Mind map Describe the tools and equipment that can be used when matching and communicating a shade.
Module 10 · Mind map List and describe the functions of the first layer of porcelain in:
Module 11 · Mind map What is the purpose of an opaqueporcelain layer in the ceramo-metalprocess? Explain what would happen ifthis layer is omitted
Module 12 · Mind map Describe the process of sintering during the laboratory fabrication of a ceramic restoration.
Module 13 · Mind map What would be the physical effects onthe completed restoration if the firingtemperatures and sequences usedwere incorrect?
Module 14 · Mind map *Why are temporary crowns usedin restorative dentistry? Give twoexamples of different types oftemporary crowns manufacturedwithin the laboratory.
Module 15 · Mind map Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of indirect restorative materials.
Module 16 · Mind map Describe the features and functions of a dental furnace that enable firing of modern dental porcelains.
Module 17 · Mind map Describe a process of removing water from a porcelain mass prior to firing and explain why this is done.
Module 18 · Mind map How is light reflected and refractedwithin a natural tooth?
Module 19 · Mind map Describe how a natural tooth's characteristics concerning light reflection and refraction is replicated within a PFM crown.
Module 20 · Flowchart Describe in detail and in the correct sequential order, the various stages that are required to complete a bonded porcelain crown with a palatal collar and porcelain margin, starting from the divesting of a successful alloy casting.

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Module 3 of 20 · Mind map

Discuss the Munsell colour system and how it is related to dental technology.

Alice Dolman

PreviousExplain, with the use of diagrams,how to sprue porcelain crowns forpressable ceramic materials Next upDescribe a dental veneer, anddiscuss the advantages and disadvantages of the various dental veneering restorative materials.*

Year 2 Ceramic Exam Questions

Module 1 · Mind map Briefly discuss two methods of obtaining a glaze on ceramic materials. Give the advantages and disadvantages of both methods.
Module 2 · Mind map Explain, with the use of diagrams,how to sprue porcelain crowns forpressable ceramic materials
Module 3 · Mind map Discuss the Munsell colour system and how it is related to dental technology. You are here
Module 4 · Mind map Describe a dental veneer, anddiscuss the advantages and disadvantages of the various dental veneering restorative materials.*
Module 5 · Mind map Briefly discuss two methods ofobtaining a glaze on ceramicmaterials. Give the advantages anddisadvantages of both methods.
Module 6 · Mind map Give an explanation of the ideal conditions and environment needed for selecting the shade of a natural tooth. How can the details of the colour be accurately communicated to a dental laboratory for the production a porcelain restoration?
Module 7 · Mind map Explain why a clinician would decide against using a bonding alloy for a substructure of an anterior porcelain crown. List the alternative materials that could be used.
Module 8 · Mind map Detail the names of the different layers of porcelain used in the process of building a standard anterior PFM crown after the first layer, and give descriptions of their functions.
Module 9 · Mind map Describe the tools and equipment that can be used when matching and communicating a shade.
Module 10 · Mind map List and describe the functions of the first layer of porcelain in:
Module 11 · Mind map What is the purpose of an opaqueporcelain layer in the ceramo-metalprocess? Explain what would happen ifthis layer is omitted
Module 12 · Mind map Describe the process of sintering during the laboratory fabrication of a ceramic restoration.
Module 13 · Mind map What would be the physical effects onthe completed restoration if the firingtemperatures and sequences usedwere incorrect?
Module 14 · Mind map *Why are temporary crowns usedin restorative dentistry? Give twoexamples of different types oftemporary crowns manufacturedwithin the laboratory.
Module 15 · Mind map Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of indirect restorative materials.
Module 16 · Mind map Describe the features and functions of a dental furnace that enable firing of modern dental porcelains.
Module 17 · Mind map Describe a process of removing water from a porcelain mass prior to firing and explain why this is done.
Module 18 · Mind map How is light reflected and refractedwithin a natural tooth?
Module 19 · Mind map Describe how a natural tooth's characteristics concerning light reflection and refraction is replicated within a PFM crown.
Module 20 · Flowchart Describe in detail and in the correct sequential order, the various stages that are required to complete a bonded porcelain crown with a palatal collar and porcelain margin, starting from the divesting of a successful alloy casting.

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