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lithium disilicate

which material MUST be bonded

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true

T/F zirconia does NOT require BONDING

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retentive form

cohesively (luted) retained restorations rely on ____

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resin>RRGI>ZPC>PCC

rank the compressive strength of definitive cements from highest to lowest

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low viscosity

NUMBER 1 criteria for good lutting cement

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any metal restoration

Indication for zinc phosphate cement

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low strength and high viscosity

DISADVANTAGES of POLYCARBOXYLATE cement

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provisionals

INDICATIONS for POLYCARBOXYLATE cement

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resin-reinforced GI

cement with compressive strength similar to RESIN but easier to clean

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resin-reinforced GI

ideal cement for RETENTIVE ZIRCONIA preparations

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resin reinforced GI

cement that can cause CRACKING in low strength ceramics

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feldspathic porcelain, lithium disilicate, post and core

CONTRAINDICATIONS for RESIN REINFORCED GI

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true

T/F RGMI CANNOT be used for LITHIUM DISILICATE

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metal, metal ceramic,zirconia

which materials can be used with RMGI/resin-reinforced GI

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light cure

which type of resin cement should be used for VENEERS

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color stability, bond strength, working time

advantages of LIGHT CURE resin cement

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10% HF for 90 sec

etching protocol for VENEER SURFACE

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95% alcohol for 4 min

after etching veneer surface must be cleaned with ______ to remove contaminants

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30, 37% phosphoric acid

ETCHING of ENAMEL shoould be done for ___sec with _____

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increase wetability and bond strength

function of SILANE PRIMER on CERAMIC

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buccal to lingual

path of insertion of veneers with BUTTJOINT

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after tack curing

when placing a VENEER excess when should excess be removed

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after final cure

when placing a veneer when should RETRACTION CORD be REMOVED

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one

when cementing a restoration ____ retraction cord/s is/are used

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tooth

the BONDING AGENT is applied to the ______

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ceramic surface

the PRIMER is applied to the _____

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self adhesive resin

which resin cement does NOT require bonding protocol (ie. no bond or primer)

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chemical

MDP self etch adhesive doesn’t require bonding protocol because it forms a _____ bond with both the tooth and zirconia/metal

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true

T/F light cure has STRONGER bond strength than self cure

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less bond strength (than light cure)

disadvantage of SELF ADHESIVE resin

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all ceramic with proper retention

indication for SELF ADHESIVE resin

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true

T/F self adhesive resin cement requires proper retention

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remove contaminants and increase bond strength

function of rinsing veneer with alcohol after etching

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light chamfer

what marginal finish line should be used for CERAMIC VENEERS

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limited working time, strict bonding protocol, clean up after setting

disadvantages of dual cure resin

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all ceramic crowns, ceramic inlay/onlay, resin bonded FPD

indications for dual cure resin

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dual cure

which resin cement must be used for restorations WITHOUT RETENTION form

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true

T/F total etch has better dentin bonding strength compared to selective etch

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true

T/F total etch can cause sensitivity

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optional

with 3M scotchbong universal bond light curing is _____

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mandatory

with IVOCLAR(Adhese Universal) bond, light cure is _______

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9.6% HF, 2-3min

etch protocol for FELDSPATHIC PROCELAIN

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5% HF, 1 min

etch protocol for LEUCITE-REINFORCED glass

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5% HF, 20 sec

etch protocol for LITHIUM DISILICATTE

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true

T/F 3M scotchbond universal can be used as both silane primer and bonding agent

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immediately

when seating ceramic crown excess should be removed _____

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false

T/F dual cure cements should be tack cured before cleaning

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outside

ivoclean should be used _____ the mouth to clean zirconia

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no more than 5 sec

zirconia intaglio surface should bee air abraided for ____

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MDP ceramic primer (monobond)

which primer is used for ZIRCONIA

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false

T/F zirconia should be etched before seating

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one

anterior resin bridges with _____ retainer have a higher success rate

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similar

5-year clinical performance of resin-bonded bridges is _____ to the performance of

conventional PFM bridges and implant-supported crowns.

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interim

Resin-bonded bridges is an esthetic and conservative _____ treatment option

that can be successfully utilized in favorable clinical situations

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vertical

_____ growth pattern is an indication for resin bonded bridges while waiting for implant treatment

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treatment planning and selection of ceramics

what does the pre operative phase consist of

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preparation and selection of materials/cement

what does the operative phase consist of

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finishing/polishing and continued maintenance

what does the post-operative phase consist of

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fixing color, shape, diastema, and mild misaligment

indications for veneers

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endo treated, tetracycline staining, enhance existing color

when might a veneer be indicated to modify tooth color

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congenital malformation, fracture, wear

when might a veneer be indicated for modifying tooth shape

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enamel

best bonding is to _____

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pronounced enamel defects, severe malformation, severe malalignment, poor hygiene

CONTRAINDICATIONS for veneers

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interproximal

the majority of people display only _____ gingiva when smiling

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true

T/F tooth display at rest decreases with increasing age

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true

T/F bonding is better to glass ceramics than zirconia

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feldspathic porcelain

plattinum foil and refractory die techniques are used with which ceramic material?

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esthetics and translucency

main advantages of feldspatthic porcelain veneer

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low strength and technique senstivity

main disadvantages of feldspathic porcelain veneer

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true

T/F when bonded to ENAMEL porcelain veneers have a very high clinical success rate

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exposed dentin

clinical complications of veneers are associated with a larger amount of _____

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high fracture strength and esthetics

advantages of lithium disilicate veneers

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wax up, invest, press

what does the pressable technique consist of

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esthetics, less technique sensitive, high strength

advantages of pressable ceramics (lithium disilicate and leucite reinforced)

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monolithic color, often require feldspathic layering

disadvantages of pressable ceramics (lithium disilicate and leucite reinforced)

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quality of preparation

the success of a restoration depends mostly on the ____

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feldspathic porcelain

best choice of veneer material for high esthetic demand

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true

T/F felspathic porcelain veneers have about the same survival rate as prressable

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enamel preserved

veneers have a higher sucess rate with more _____

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higher success rate

less dentin exposure in veneer prep = ______

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0.3-0.5mm

how much enamel is at the CERVICAL portion of the ttooth

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0.6-1mm

how much enamel is at the MIDDLE portion of the tooth

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1-2.1mm

how much enamel is at the INCISAL porrtion of the tooth

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0.3,0.5, 0.7, 1.5-2

demension for veneer prep from cervical to incisal edge

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1.5-2mm

incisal edge reduction for veneer preparation

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true

T/F an esthetic mockup can allow for a more conservattive prep

<p>T/F an esthetic mockup can allow for a more conservattive prep</p>
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supra or equi gingival

which finishline (supra,equi, or sub) is recommended for veneer

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reduce dentin exposure, improved impression quality, facilitates bonding procedures, hygienic

advantages of supra gingival finishline

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visible tooth restoration interface

disadvantages of supra gingival finishline

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contact lens effect

blending of ceramic with tooth at cervical area

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none or minor tooth color change

indication for supragingival finish line

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masking tooth color and closing diastema

when would a SUB gingival margin be indicated for veneers

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smooth emergence profile

why would a SUB gingival finishline be used for closing diastema

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at the contact area

best choice for a conservative and esthetic interproximal preparation for veneer

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existing interproximal restoratiton, major color change, diastema closure

indications for extending the veneer preparation tthrough the interproximal contact area

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translucency desired

incisal preparation for veneers depends on _____

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butt joint

which incisal finishline is more conservative for veneers

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need to worry about undercuts due to incisal-apical path of insertion

why is palatal chamfer less conservative

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true

T/F there is no difference in survival rate of veneer between palatal chamfer and butt joint incisal preparation designs

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butt joint

incisal prep for veneer indicated when occlusion is on tooth or ceramic