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What system has a tightening wrench to tighten and loosen the band? - ANSWERAutomatrix What is the purpose of a wedge? How many do you need for an MOD restoration? - ANSWERTo contour and hold the band securely, 2 wedges auto matrix is unique in that it has a wrench that does what? - ANSWERhas...

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What system has a tightening wrench to tighten and loosen the band? -
ANSWERAutomatrix

What is the purpose of a wedge? How many do you need for an MOD restoration? -
ANSWERTo contour and hold the band securely, 2 wedges

auto matrix is unique in that it has a wrench that does what? - ANSWERhas no retainer
to hold the band in place. the tightening wrench is inserted into the coil and is turned
clockwise to tighten the band

What occurs if the wedge is not place properly? - ANSWEROverhang or cupping

Class III & IV composites use what type of matrix system? - ANSWERCelluloid strip
"Mylar"

wedges function is to? - ANSWERinsert into the lingual embrasure to hold the band
firmly against the gingival margin of the prep.

for posterior restoration, where is the wedge inserted? - ANSWERinserted on the lingual
side

what is used to insert the wedge? - ANSWER110 howe pliers

The universal band when placed should extend _____ mm above the ________
surface? - ANSWER1 ½ to 2 mm above the occlusal surface

what is T-band made from? - ANSWERstainless steel or copper

what is the universal retainer (tofflemire retainer) - ANSWERa mechanical device that
holds the matrix band snugly in position. it's designed for class II amalgam restoration
and intermediate. It's positioned from the buccal surface of the tooth being restored

Explain the rule for posterior teeth isolation. - ANSWERIsolate 1 to 2 teeth distal to the
tooth being treated (working tooth), and isolate 3 to 4 teeth mesial or 6 to 8 teeth for
better stability

Explain the rule for anterior teeth isolation. What is the exception to the rule? -
ANSWERIsolate canine to canine, clamp may not be needed, ligate between canine
and 1st premolar

,Anterior/cervical clamp may be used for Class V, endo tooth or premolar clamps may be
used

The bow of the dental dam clamp is placed towards the _____ and the four points of the
clamp are resting _______________? - ANSWERThe distal and below the height of
contour

Which side of the tooth is the clamp placed on first? - ANSWERLingual, this allows for a
fulcrum to place the clamp

List items that can be used to invert dental dam. - ANSWERAir, Plastic instrument (blunt
instrument), black spoon or beavertail burnisher, Waxed floss

the bow of the dental dam clam is placed towards the _____ and the four points of the
clamp are resting _______? - ANSWERtowards the distal and the four points of the
clamp are resting below the height of contour

Which side of the tooth is the clamp placed on first? - ANSWERLingual, this allows for a
fulcrum to place the clamp

List items that can be used to invert dental dam. - ANSWERAir, Plastic instrument (blunt
instrument) black spoon or, beavertail burnisher, Waxed floss

List the hole punch numbers for each type of tooth: - ANSWER5 - Anchor Tooth
(clamped tooth) or keyhole punch #5 (double punched if using a winged clamp)
4 - MX & MN molars
3 - MX & MN canines and premolars
2 - Maxillary anterior centrals & laterals
1 - Mandibular anterior centrals & laterals

List the steps for removal of the dental dam. - ANSWERRemove opposite
ligature/anchor (Wedjet or floss)
Cut the dam septum on the facial side
Remove the clamp
Remove dam and frame
Check for pieces
Floss
Massage tissue

List the uses/advantages of using dental dam. - ANSWERBetter patient management
and protection from debris, materials and liquids
Controls moisture
Decreases operator time
Effective barrier control for infection control
Used for RCT, sealants, restorations, whitening, not used for oral surgery

, Why is a dental dam napkin used? - ANSWERAbsorbs moisture, Latex allergies or
reduce latex sensitivity, Patient comfort

Which clamp is used for a class V restoration? - ANSWERCervical clamp (butterfly) 9,
212, 214 etc.

Which dental frame is placed under the dam material? - ANSWERPlastic U-shaped
frame due to being radiolucent

Which dental frame is placed on the outside of the dam material? - ANSWERYoungs U-
shaped metal frame
Otsby plastic round frame

What happens if the holes are punched too close together? - ANSWERthe dam may
tear and stretch. stretched holes may leave the gingiva exposed and may cause
leakage

What happens if the holes are punched too far apart? - ANSWERexcess material is
present between the teeth. this may block the DDS vision or catch in instrumentation

What happens if the curve of the arch is punched too flat? Too narrow? - ANSWERIf too
flat or wide = bunching on lingual
If too curved or narrow = folding on the facial

How far apart should the holes be spaced? - ANSWER3.0-3.5 mm

Prior to the application of sealants, what are the teeth are cleaned with? -
ANSWERProphy brush and non-fluoridated pumice, no oils (can interfere with the
bonding process)

Which are etched longer, permanent or primary teeth? - ANSWERPrimary teeth
because they are stronger and teeth with fluorosis

What is the composition of the etching material? - ANSWER37% phosphoric acid (35-
47%)

What is the best isolation technique when applying sealants? - ANSWERdental dam

Describe characteristics of an etched surface. - ANSWERDull
Frosted
Chalky

List contra-indicators for sealant placement. - ANSWEROcclusal surface is smooth and
easy to clean
Decay on occlusal surface
Decay on interproximal surface

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