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Mn DASLE 2024 Exam Questions All Solved New Update (Verified Pass) Why and where is it necessary to add wax (wax trimming) two an alginate tray? - Answers -To add length of the tray, protect the tissues from injuries, add pallet , ads border in order to buckle muscles What is the correct oper...

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Why and where is it necessary to add wax (wax trimming) two an alginate tray? -
Answers -To add length of the tray, protect the tissues from injuries, add pallet , ads
border in order to buckle muscles

What is the correct operator position when taking a maxillary impression and a
mandibular impression? - Answers -For maxillary impression must be at 11 to 12 o'clock
position behind patient for mandibular at 7 o'clock to 8 o'clock in front of patient

How do you avoid excess material from going down a patient's throat when taking a
maxillary impression? - Answers -Head forward, seat posterior first before pushing
anterior

Why is the patient instructed to lift and extrude their tongue on taking mandibular
impression? - Answers -To ensure the flange is captured

What type of tray/trays are used for an alginate impression? - Answers -Plastic and
metal perforated trays

Why are perforated trays used for alginate? - Answers -Locks the material into the tray

How can an accurate impression of the anterior buccal fold (vestibule) be obtained -
Answers -Pre-coating with Alginate

How is the setting time for Alginet lengthened and shortened? - Answers -To shorten
time use warm water
To lengthen time use cold water

What causes drags? - Answers -Movement while material is setting up or premature set

What is the cause of folds? - Answers -Alginate that was painted on teeth sets before
tray was seated

What causes fine bubbles throughout the impression - Answers -Patient gagged

What causes buccal surface/aspects protruding on both sides of the tray - Answers -
Tray is too narrow

What causes mandibular, retromolar pad not visible on impression - Answers -Tray is
too short

, Why is mouthwash used in alginate impressions? (4) - Answers -Remove food in debris,
helps prevent bubbles, cuts the viscosity of saliva, helps prevent gagging on the
maxillary.

How many scoops of powder is used for mandibular impression? - Answers -2:2

How many scoops of powder are used in maxillary impressions? - Answers -3:3

How do you load a mandibular tray? - Answers -From the back

How do you load a maxillary tray? - Answers -From the lingual side

Auto matrix is unique, in that it has a wrench that does whist - Answers -Tightens and
loosens the band

Wedge function is to - Answers -Contour, and hold the band securely

Improper placement of the wedge can cause? - Answers -Overhang and cupping

Class III & IV composit use what matrix? How do you contour the type of matrix? -
Answers -Mylar strip, and mirror handle

Correct band placement is how much above the occlusal surface? - Answers -1 1/2 to
2mm above

Define extrinsic stain - Answers -Occurs on external surfaces of the teeth. Can be
removed by brushing, scaling and polishing. Examples are tea and coffee.

Define intrinsic Stain - Answers -occurs within the tooth structure. Cannot be removed.
Can be fixed with crowns, veneer, or composite.

Define endogenous stain - Answers -developed or originated from within the tooth
during development, such as trauma, hereditary and infections

Define exogenous stain - Answers -developed or originated from sources outside of the
tooth. Acquired after irruption.

Characteristics of yellow stains - Answers -Presence of plaque common on buckle of
maxillary molar's, poor, oral hygiene, and found on all ages

Characteristics of green staining - Answers -Light or yellowish green located on cervical
1/3 of maxillary anterior. Comes from retention of Nasmyths membrane caused by
Porral hygiene, one bacteria or fungi are retained

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