Question 1

Disposable composite wells should be disposed of in the regular waste.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 2

Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding testing curing lights, LED, and halogen, for effectiveness?

Accepted Answer

A) It is a recommended procedure by OSAP. 
B) They can be tested with an LED and halogen radiometer. 
C) A test sample of composite or sealant material can be sent to a monitoring service. 
D) Loss of output of the curing light will affect the amount of time needed to cure dental materials. 
A) It is a recommended procedure by OSAP. 
B) They can be tested with an LED and halogen radiometer. 
C) A test sample of composite or sealant material can be sent to a monitoring service. 
D) Loss of output of the curing light will affect the amount of time needed to cure dental materials. B

Question 3

Why would a composite material well have a protective cover?

Accepted Answer

A) Keep out contaminants. 
B) Avoid different materials from intermixing. 
C) Prevent the ambient light from setting the material. 
D) All of the above 
A) Keep out contaminants. 
B) Avoid different materials from intermixing. 
C) Prevent the ambient light from setting the material. 
D) All of the above C

Question 4

The composite well is used for what type of material (or materials)?

Accepted Answer

A) Primer 
B) Etchant 
C) Bonding material 
D) All of the above 
A) Primer 
B) Etchant 
C) Bonding material 
D) All of the above

Question 5

Light shields should be sterilized after patient use.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Which items are added to a restorative tray for a composite resin procedure?

Accepted Answer

A) Mylar matrix 
B) Resin curing light 
C) Gold carving knife 
D) Applicator and tips 
E) All of the above 
A) Mylar matrix 
B) Resin curing light 
C) Gold carving knife 
D) Applicator and tips 
E) All of the above

Question 7

Why is there no adhesive material in the center of a finishing strip?

Accepted Answer

A) Avoid removal of tooth structure. 
B) Avoid cutting the interdental papilla. 
C) Avoid removal of too much composite. 
D) All of the above 
A) Avoid removal of tooth structure. 
B) Avoid cutting the interdental papilla. 
C) Avoid removal of too much composite. 
D) All of the above

Question 8

What is the color of the protective shield lens that protects the dental professional's eyes during curing stage of a light-cured material?

Accepted Answer

A) Blue 
B) Purple 
C) Orange 
D) Yellow 
A) Blue 
B) Purple 
C) Orange 
D) Yellow

Question 9

What is the purpose of the curing light protective shield?

Accepted Answer

A) To protect the assistant's eyes 
B) To protect the operator's eyes 
C) To protect the patient's eyes 
D) Only A and B are correct. 
E) All of the above 
A) To protect the assistant's eyes 
B) To protect the operator's eyes 
C) To protect the patient's eyes 
D) Only A and B are correct. 
E) All of the above

Question 10

Which of the following are NOT functions of a composite placement instrument?

Accepted Answer

A) Carve composite material in cavity preparation. 
B) Place composite material in cavity preparation. 
C) Condense composite material for cavity preparation. 
D) Adjust occlusion of composite material in cavity preparation. 
A) Carve composite material in cavity preparation. 
B) Place composite material in cavity preparation. 
C) Condense composite material for cavity preparation. 
D) Adjust occlusion of composite material in cavity preparation.

Question 11

Sectional matrix system bands are used for which classification of cavities?

Accepted Answer

A) Class I 
B) Class II 
C) Class III 
D) Class IV 
E) Class V 
A) Class I 
B) Class II 
C) Class III 
D) Class IV 
E) Class V

Question 12

Which of the following tasks would NOT require of microbrush?

Accepted Answer

A) Place bonding material in cavity preparation. 
B) Place acid etch in cavity preparation. 
C) Place primer in cavity preparation. 
D) Place liner in cavity preparation. 
A) Place bonding material in cavity preparation. 
B) Place acid etch in cavity preparation. 
C) Place primer in cavity preparation. 
D) Place liner in cavity preparation.

Question 13

Finishing strips should be disposed of in a regulated waste receptacle.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

What is the purpose of a composite placement instrument?

Accepted Answer

A) Place and condense composite material in cavity preparation. 
B) Carry composite material for cavity preparation. 
C) Carve the composite restoration. 
D) All of the above 
A) Place and condense composite material in cavity preparation. 
B) Carry composite material for cavity preparation. 
C) Carve the composite restoration. 
D) All of the above

Question 15

Which of the following dental materials cannot be hardened by a curing light?

Accepted Answer

A) Primer 
B) Sealants 
C) Composite 
D) Bonding material 
A) Primer 
B) Sealants 
C) Composite 
D) Bonding material

Question 16

What instrument is used to apply conditioning, primer, and bonding material to a cavity preparation?

Accepted Answer

A) Composite placement instrument 
B) Cotton-tipped applicator 
C) Applicator with brush 
D) Liner applicator 
A) Composite placement instrument 
B) Cotton-tipped applicator 
C) Applicator with brush 
D) Liner applicator

Question 17

The loss of output of curing lights does not impact the amount of time needed to cure dental material.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

What item is used to help finish and smooth the interproximal surfaces of a composite restoration?

Accepted Answer

A) Scalpel and No. 12 blade 
B) Half-Hollenback carver 
C) Interdental file 
D) Finishing strip 
E) Tanner carver 
A) Scalpel and No. 12 blade 
B) Half-Hollenback carver 
C) Interdental file 
D) Finishing strip 
E) Tanner carver

Question 19

In order to insure a thorough cure, what is the maximum depth of each increment of composite resin?

Accepted Answer

A) 2 mm 
B) 3 mm 
C) 4 mm 
D) 5 mm 
A) 2 mm 
B) 3 mm 
C) 4 mm 
D) 5 mm

Disposable composite wells should be disposed of in the regular waste.

Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding testing curing lights, LED, and halogen, for effectiveness?

Why would a composite material well have a protective cover?

The composite well is used for what type of material (or materials)?

Light shields should be sterilized after patient use.

Which items are added to a restorative tray for a composite resin procedure?

Why is there no adhesive material in the center of a finishing strip?

What is the color of the protective shield lens that protects the dental professional's eyes during curing stage of a light-cured material?

What is the purpose of the curing light protective shield?

Which of the following are NOT functions of a composite placement instrument?

Sectional matrix system bands are used for which classification of cavities?

Which of the following tasks would NOT require of microbrush?

Finishing strips should be disposed of in a regulated waste receptacle.

What is the purpose of a composite placement instrument?

Which of the following dental materials cannot be hardened by a curing light?

What instrument is used to apply conditioning, primer, and bonding material to a cavity preparation?

The loss of output of curing lights does not impact the amount of time needed to cure dental material.

What item is used to help finish and smooth the interproximal surfaces of a composite restoration?

In order to insure a thorough cure, what is the maximum depth of each increment of composite resin?

Basic Dental Instruments

Enamel Cutting Instruments

Local Anesthetic Syringecomponents and Nitrous Oxide Sedation

Evacuation Devices, Airwater Syringe Tip, and Dental Unit

Dental Handpieces

Burs and Rotary Attachments for Handpieces

Dental Dam Instruments

Amalgam Restorative Instruments

Crown and Bridge Restorative Instruments

Endodontic Instruments

Hygiene Instruments

Preventive and Sealant Instruments and Bleaching Trays

Orthodontic Instruments

Universal Surgical Instruments

Periodontal Instruments and Periodontal Surgical Instruments

Oral Surgery Extraction Instruments

Sterilization Equipment

Dental Materials Equipment

Dental Imaging and Diagnostic Equipment

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Exam 9: Composite Restorative Instruments

Disposable composite wells should be disposed of in the regular waste.

Which of the following statements is incorrect regarding testing curing lights, LED, and halogen, for effectiveness?

Why would a composite material well have a protective cover?

The composite well is used for what type of material (or materials)?

Light shields should be sterilized after patient use.

Which items are added to a restorative tray for a composite resin procedure?

Why is there no adhesive material in the center of a finishing strip?

What is the color of the protective shield lens that protects the dental professional's eyes during curing stage of a light-cured material?

What is the purpose of the curing light protective shield?

Which of the following are NOT functions of a composite placement instrument?

Sectional matrix system bands are used for which classification of cavities?

Which of the following tasks would NOT require of microbrush?

Finishing strips should be disposed of in a regulated waste receptacle.

What is the purpose of a composite placement instrument?

Which of the following dental materials cannot be hardened by a curing light?

What instrument is used to apply conditioning, primer, and bonding material to a cavity preparation?

The loss of output of curing lights does not impact the amount of time needed to cure dental material.

What item is used to help finish and smooth the interproximal surfaces of a composite restoration?

In order to insure a thorough cure, what is the maximum depth of each increment of composite resin?

Basic Dental Instruments

Enamel Cutting Instruments

Local Anesthetic Syringecomponents and Nitrous Oxide Sedation

Evacuation Devices, Airwater Syringe Tip, and Dental Unit

Dental Handpieces

Burs and Rotary Attachments for Handpieces

Dental Dam Instruments

Amalgam Restorative Instruments

Crown and Bridge Restorative Instruments

Endodontic Instruments

Hygiene Instruments

Preventive and Sealant Instruments and Bleaching Trays

Orthodontic Instruments

Universal Surgical Instruments

Periodontal Instruments and Periodontal Surgical Instruments

Oral Surgery Extraction Instruments

Sterilization Equipment

Dental Materials Equipment

Dental Imaging and Diagnostic Equipment

Vital Signs and Beyond

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