EFDA OHIO board prep Hottel book Ch4
bases, liners, and intracoronal temporaries
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
bases and liners - CORRECT ANSWER these are used to protect the pulp or to aid in its
recovery, or both
pulpitis - CORRECT ANSWER inflammation of the pulp is called
caries
traumatic occlusion
effects of the cutting bur
desiccation
chemical irritation from restorative material
temperature change
dimensional change
lack of marginal seal - CORRECT ANSWER what are the 9 possible causes of pulpitis?
water or airwater spray coolant - CORRECT ANSWER what must be used with the high
speed instruments to minimize the traumatic effects of the cutting burs?
dessication - CORRECT ANSWER a strong stream of air directed at dentin that can injure
the pulp is called
dentinal tubules - CORRECT ANSWER pulpal irritants from the chemicals in the
restorative material can seep through what part of the tooth and contact the pulp?
, coefficient of thermal conductivity - CORRECT ANSWER different materials have
different rates of conducting heat which can be measured as the..
poor - CORRECT ANSWER enamel and dentin are what type of conductors of heat?
high - CORRECT ANSWER amalgam and metal alloy have a relatively _____ coefficient
of thermal conductivity.
lower - CORRECT ANSWER composite resin has a ______ coefficient of thermal
conductivity than enamel and dentin and do not pose a potential problem for thermal irritation.
sealers or liners - CORRECT ANSWER these function to seal off the cavity prep, and are
used in very thin layers
1-seal off cut dentinal tubules (preventing chemical irritation to the pulp, and amalgam from
discoloring the tooth)
2- seal off microscopic space between tooth surface and restoration (reducing leakage)
3- can NOT provide thermal insulation (too thin) - CORRECT ANSWER 3 basic
functions of sealers/liners
sealers or liners - CORRECT ANSWER this material can help prevent postoperative
sensitivity by reducing the infiltration or leakage of fluids and saliva at the margins of the new
restoration
cavity varnish - CORRECT ANSWER this type of sealer is composed of natural/synthetic
resins dissolved into an organic volatile solvent
varnish - CORRECT ANSWER Copalite is an example of this type of material
varnish - CORRECT ANSWER this material is soluble in the oral cavity and will dissolve
in time near the cavosurface
bases, liners, and intracoronal temporaries
UPDATED ACTUAL Exam Questions and
CORRECT Answers
bases and liners - CORRECT ANSWER these are used to protect the pulp or to aid in its
recovery, or both
pulpitis - CORRECT ANSWER inflammation of the pulp is called
caries
traumatic occlusion
effects of the cutting bur
desiccation
chemical irritation from restorative material
temperature change
dimensional change
lack of marginal seal - CORRECT ANSWER what are the 9 possible causes of pulpitis?
water or airwater spray coolant - CORRECT ANSWER what must be used with the high
speed instruments to minimize the traumatic effects of the cutting burs?
dessication - CORRECT ANSWER a strong stream of air directed at dentin that can injure
the pulp is called
dentinal tubules - CORRECT ANSWER pulpal irritants from the chemicals in the
restorative material can seep through what part of the tooth and contact the pulp?
, coefficient of thermal conductivity - CORRECT ANSWER different materials have
different rates of conducting heat which can be measured as the..
poor - CORRECT ANSWER enamel and dentin are what type of conductors of heat?
high - CORRECT ANSWER amalgam and metal alloy have a relatively _____ coefficient
of thermal conductivity.
lower - CORRECT ANSWER composite resin has a ______ coefficient of thermal
conductivity than enamel and dentin and do not pose a potential problem for thermal irritation.
sealers or liners - CORRECT ANSWER these function to seal off the cavity prep, and are
used in very thin layers
1-seal off cut dentinal tubules (preventing chemical irritation to the pulp, and amalgam from
discoloring the tooth)
2- seal off microscopic space between tooth surface and restoration (reducing leakage)
3- can NOT provide thermal insulation (too thin) - CORRECT ANSWER 3 basic
functions of sealers/liners
sealers or liners - CORRECT ANSWER this material can help prevent postoperative
sensitivity by reducing the infiltration or leakage of fluids and saliva at the margins of the new
restoration
cavity varnish - CORRECT ANSWER this type of sealer is composed of natural/synthetic
resins dissolved into an organic volatile solvent
varnish - CORRECT ANSWER Copalite is an example of this type of material
varnish - CORRECT ANSWER this material is soluble in the oral cavity and will dissolve
in time near the cavosurface
