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The acronym IRM stands for _________. intermediate restorative material
What temporary restorative material would most likely be selected for a class II cavity preparation? IRM
What is used to triturate amalgam? Amalgamator
Where are amalgam scraps disposed of? Underwater or in a fixer solution
The final step in finishing a composite resin is _______________.
using a rubber cup and polishing paste
Which is an example of how galvanic action can occur?
All these answers are correct.
What type of reaction does a dental material undergo when a person is chewing? compressive stress
What happens to a dental material when it is exposed to extreme temperatures of hot and then cold? Contraction and expansion
When light-curing composite resins, which factor can affect curing time of the material? Depth or extent of restoration
Select the correct makeup of the alloy powder in amalgam. Silver, tin, copper, and zinc
Which professional organization evaluates a new dental material?
ADA
What type of restoration is made in the dental laboratory?
Indirect restoration
What is used to determine the color of composite resin material for a procedure? Shade
guide
Why is dental amalgam not placed in anterior teeth? Esthetics
Which material would most likely be selected for provisional coverage? Acrylic Resin
How does an auto-cured material harden or set? By chemical reaction
The three noble metals used in making indirect restorations are ____________.
gold, palladium, and platinum
The term commonly used to refer to dimethacrylate is _____________. BIS-GMA
Most amalgams have a high copper content. What does copper provide to amalgam restorations? strength and corrosion resistance
Which filler type of composite resin has the strongest makeup and has been used most commonly for posterior restorations? Macrofilled
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