Sample Quiz

Immediate dentin sealing can increase the bond strength of indirect restorations by:

25%

50%

100%

400%

The scientifically supported treatment of deep caries includes:

Complete removal of all carious dentin

Complete removal of caries infected dentin

Partial removal of caries infected dentin

Complete removal of all carious dentin in the peripheral seal zone

Avoid root canal - use an x-ray highly bonded restoration. In deep caries, when pulp is encroached but there is no periodical infection

First Choice

Second Choice

Third Choice

The strongest restoration for a tooth is: crown, inlay, onlay, whichever conserves the most but restores the structural integrity of the tooth

First Choice

Second Choice

Third Choice

Preserve maximum tooth structure question

First Choice

Second Choice

Third Choice

Which material is best suited for a crown?

Zirconia

Gold

PFM

Lithium Discilicate

- 6) True/false: This tooth Is sensitive to cold. Is it still possible to preserve vitality.

First Choice

Second Choice

Third Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the goals of biomimetic dentistry:

Restore the structure and biomechanics of intact, natural teeth

Differentiation between caries infected and caries affected dentin

Create proper retention form in tooth preparation

Conserve tooth structure and pulp vitality

A fundamental concept of biomimetic dentistry is:

To apply a 1 mm layer of flowable composite to dentin surfaces after Immediate Dentin Sealing (IDS)

If the bonds can withstand the stress, the restorative technique will be successful.

Composite will always shrink toward the light

To preserve enamel because the bond to enamel will always be higher than the bond to dentin

Which of the following is a pillar of the biomimetic approach?

Mimic natural teeth

Conserve tooth structure

Restore structural integrity of intact teeth

All of the above

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