FIXED PROSTHODONTICS EXAM 2 2026 EXAM
REVIEW COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
◉ temporary cement. Answer: Temporary crowns are held in place
with
◉ amalgam, composite, glass ionomers. Answer: Core buildup
materials are
◉ post retained core buildup. Answer: If an endodontically treated
tooth has very little crown structure left, the best option is to place a
◉ titanium. Answer: Posts used in core buildups are made of
◉ inlay. Answer: A _________ is a cast restoration designed to fit
snuggly within a tooth preparation such as a class II restoration and
covers only a portion of the occlusal and proximal surface.
◉ full crown, porcelain-fused-to-metal crown, porcelain jacket
crown. Answer: ___________ completely cover the anatomic crown of
an individual tooth and are placed when a tooth is extremely
decayed or fractured.
, ◉ resin-bonded bridge and Maryland bridge. Answer: ________ can be
used in selective situations, such as a replacement for a congenitally
missing lateral incisor, as an alternative to a traditional bridge.
◉ fixed bridge. Answer: When one or more teeth are missing from
the same arch, a permanent _______ is recommended.
◉ False. Answer: [true or false] During the first appointment for a
cast restoration, cementation of the permanent crown will occur.
◉ Type of prosthesis, type of materials to be used, name of patient,
exact shade and anatomic characterization (if required), dentist's
name, license number, address, phone, and signature. Answer: The
dental laboratory technician uses a written prescription from the
dentist to fabricate a casting. The prescription contains:
◉ reducing sensitivity and discomfort of the prepared tooth and
surrounding tissues, maintaining the function and esthetics of the
tooth,
protecting the margins of the preparation. Answer: Indications for
the use of provisional or temporary coverage include:
◉ custom provisionals. Answer: The most common type of
provisional coverage used for crown and bridge preparation is:
REVIEW COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
◉ temporary cement. Answer: Temporary crowns are held in place
with
◉ amalgam, composite, glass ionomers. Answer: Core buildup
materials are
◉ post retained core buildup. Answer: If an endodontically treated
tooth has very little crown structure left, the best option is to place a
◉ titanium. Answer: Posts used in core buildups are made of
◉ inlay. Answer: A _________ is a cast restoration designed to fit
snuggly within a tooth preparation such as a class II restoration and
covers only a portion of the occlusal and proximal surface.
◉ full crown, porcelain-fused-to-metal crown, porcelain jacket
crown. Answer: ___________ completely cover the anatomic crown of
an individual tooth and are placed when a tooth is extremely
decayed or fractured.
, ◉ resin-bonded bridge and Maryland bridge. Answer: ________ can be
used in selective situations, such as a replacement for a congenitally
missing lateral incisor, as an alternative to a traditional bridge.
◉ fixed bridge. Answer: When one or more teeth are missing from
the same arch, a permanent _______ is recommended.
◉ False. Answer: [true or false] During the first appointment for a
cast restoration, cementation of the permanent crown will occur.
◉ Type of prosthesis, type of materials to be used, name of patient,
exact shade and anatomic characterization (if required), dentist's
name, license number, address, phone, and signature. Answer: The
dental laboratory technician uses a written prescription from the
dentist to fabricate a casting. The prescription contains:
◉ reducing sensitivity and discomfort of the prepared tooth and
surrounding tissues, maintaining the function and esthetics of the
tooth,
protecting the margins of the preparation. Answer: Indications for
the use of provisional or temporary coverage include:
◉ custom provisionals. Answer: The most common type of
provisional coverage used for crown and bridge preparation is:
