Clinical Principles for Cavity Preparation

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Week 9
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Pregunta 1

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Cavity Preparation is the mechanical alteration of a tooth to receive restorative material.
Respuesta
  • True
  • False

Pregunta 2

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What type of cavity preparation is this?
Respuesta
  • complex
  • compound
  • simple

Pregunta 3

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What type of cavity preparation is this?
Respuesta
  • complex
  • compound
  • simple

Pregunta 4

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What type of cavity preparation is this?
Respuesta
  • complex
  • compound
  • simple

Pregunta 5

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Why do we restore teeth?
Respuesta
  • To improve aesthetics
  • Replace tooth material lost by caries or defect
  • To protect sensitive dentin and pulp
  • To create overhangs
  • To restore function
  • To make space for food to accumulate

Pregunta 6

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Label the correct features of this cavity preparation.
Respuesta
  • pulpal floor
  • gingival floor
  • axial wall
  • cementoenamel junction
  • distal wall

Pregunta 7

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Restorative material can adequately replace enamel and dentin.
Respuesta
  • True
  • False

Pregunta 8

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The objectives of minimal intervention dentistry are:
Respuesta
  • Remineralisation of early lesions
  • Reduction of cariogenic bacteria to eliminate the risk of further demineralization.
  • Replacement of demineralised enamel
  • Repair rather than replace
  • Causing caries
  • Encouraging the consumption of acidic drinks
  • Disease control
  • Minimum surgical intervention

Pregunta 9

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Can a fissure sealant be used as a preventative method on a newly erupted tooth with deep fissures or high risk of caries?
Respuesta
  • Yes
  • No
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