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When would you if the caries is radiographically confined to enamel it is
intervene with caries? usually treated with preventative measures only, if has
just reached the dentine consider the caries risk of the
patient

What are the achieving a satisfactory contact point, wear, depth of

limitations of using cure, polymerisation shrinkage and C factor,
composite resin in
approximal cavities?

What do you measure RCP

using occlusal rims?
What are wax occlusal their purpose is to be trimmed down to provide a 3D
rims used for? representation of the patient's lost hard and soft tissues

What's the 10,000ppm (or use dichloroisocyanurate granules)

concentration of the
sodium hypochlorite
solution that you
should use on a blood
spillage?

How long should you at least 5 minutes must elapse

leave the paper towels
and sodium
hypochlorite solution
on the floor for before
cleaning it up after a
blood spillage?

What is a sealer used aim is to seal the dentinal tubules eg. desensitizing
for? treatments or dentine bonding agents (eg. gluma
desensitizer), make sure you air dry it

What is a liner used provides a physical barrier or to have a therapeutic

for? effect - should not be more than 0.5mm in thickness eg.
calcium hydroxide

Where should you along the inciso-axial and the gingivo-axial line angles
place retention
grooves for an
amalgam restoration?

What sort of pulp for deep cavities use liner with calcium hydroxide, then
protection would you place GI cement over the top such as vitrebond, for
use for an amalgam? moderate cacities just sealer and a GI cement liner, and
for minimal cavities use sealer with dentine desenstiser
(gluma)

What sort of pulp for minimum cavities use sealer with dentine bonding
protection would you agent, for moderate cavities only sealer with bonding
use for resin agent, for deep cavities use a liner with calcium
composite? hydroxide and glass ionomer plus a sealer with dentine
bonding agent

Why should you use occlusal surfaces are the most caries susceptible sites in
fissure sealant on the mouth, the complex morphology of the pits and
permanent teeth? fissures predisposes occlusal surfaces to decay, fluoride
gives maximum benefit to smooth surfaces with pit and
fissure surfaces deriving the least benefit. FS protect the
surfaces least protected by other preventative measures

Who is fissure sealant fissure sealants are indicated in children and young
indicated for? adults with evidence of current caries activity putting
fissures at risk from caries, medical problems

How would you select considered for all permanent molar teeth and incisor
teeth for a fissure teeth with deep palatal pits, the tooth should be
sealant? sufficiently erupted to facilitate complete moisture
isolation, if not consider applying fluoride varnish
instead

When you are sealing or if a tooth receives a minimal composite restoration

one tooth which other you should also seal the contralateral tooth
tooth should you also
always seal?

When should you take when no bitewing radiographs have been taken in the
a bitewing radiograph previous 12 months to identify any approximal or
to ensure there is no occlusal lesions that have not been diagnosed clinically
approximal caries
when considering
whether to place a
fissure sealant?

What are the most made from monomers made from BisGMA, either filled
succesful fissure or unfilled
sealants at present
made from?

How long would you 60 seconds, but can be shortened to 20s if an etched
etch a tooth surface appearance is seen on drying the tooth
for prior to the
placement of fissure
sealant?

How should you wash spray with water for at least 20 seconds removing all
away the etching water at the same time with an aspirator
solution from the tooth
surface?

How much of the one drop of delton universal resin with one drop of
delton universal resin delton catalyst resin in a fresh cavity tray provided in the
should you mix with kit, mix the sealant thoroughly for 15 seconds using a
one drop of delton plastic spatula - this amount is enough to treat one
catalyst resin? quadrant

In an amalgam MOD this will prevent stress concetration

cavity why should the
cavity margins be
rounded?
what are some of the
reasons of failure of
amalgam restorations?
What could cause
pulpal pain when a
restoration is failing?
What could the dentist
observe as signs of
failure of a restoration?
What major defects in
restorations could you
see?
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failure of the restorative material eg. ditching, chipping,
faulty preparation design, enamel chipping, unsupported
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exposure, marginal leakage, cusp fracture
surface changes, staining (operative technique, diet),
staining of tooth (amalgam), wear eg. choise of
restoration material, analysis of occlusion, marginal
defects eg. ditching due to poor operative technique,
micrloleakage due to poor operative technique , contour
eg. overbuilt or underfilled restoration, erosion
restoration is standing proud, unsupported enamel due
to poor preparation design, secondary caries, chipping
of restoration due to poor preparation design, handling
of materials
loss of restoration due to faulty preparation design, poor
material handling, occlusal factors; fracture of the
restoration,
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