LDEK questions: Prosthodontics — page 10
652 questions in Prosthodontics. Open a question to see the answer options and a hint.
- Arrange the correct order of laboratory execution of zircon oxide coping bridge in the CAD/CAM system: Question 126 (part 2)
- Three-part pontic, on the same cross-section will possess deflection higher than the 1 part by: Question 127 (part 2)
- The condition of using third molars as bridge abutments is: Question 128 (part 2)
- Forces acting on retentive elements of the bridge in comparison to forces applied to prosthetic restoration of a single tooth (crowns), have: Question 129 (part 2)
- Fixative function of clasps in cast removable dentures depends on: Question 130 (part 2)
- Absolute feature of all introductory paths, which allows for cast removable denture to be fabricated, is: Question 131 (part 2)
- One of the most common faults of casting technology is presence of air in the casting molding due to lack of venting canals. Indicate which imperfections visible in the… Question 132 (part 2)
- Indicate the features of polyether chemical-curing impression material: Question 133 (part 2)
- During alignment of lateral teeth in complete dentures, buccal corridor must be maintained, which means that during smiling, in the lip corner, dark triangle should be… Question 134 (part 2)
- Longitudinal reinforcement of bridge pontic consists in: Question 135 (part 2)
- Dental bonding agent procedure or immediate dentine sealing, is not used during fabrication of: Question 136 (part 2)
- What is not responsible for fixating a mucous-retained denture: Question 137 (part 2)
- Indicate true statements regarding biofunctional prosthetic system: Question 138 (part 2)
- Indicate true statements regarding single dental clasp: Question 139 (part 2)
- Data obtained from parallelometer analysis are the basis for: Question 140 (part 2)
- In an edentulous patient during prosthetic rehabilitation with BPS system, second management stage according to Majewski should be: Question 141 (part 2)
- Prosthetic field atrophied and hard according to Supple is characterised by: Question 142 (part 2)
- Cementing of ceramic veneers is carried out: Question 143 (part 2)
- Indicate true statement regarding the mucodynamic impressions: Question 144 (part 2)
- Material used for fabrication of temporary restoration should be characterized with: Question 145 (part 2)
- PVEMA is a derivative of methacrylates and characterized with: Question 146 (part 2)
- Which material is used For fabrication of prefabricated crowns: Question 147 (part 2)
- Which cement is used for cementing temporary restorations: Question 148 (part 2)
- Preparing the surface of silicone restorations for adhesive cementing consists in: Question 149 (part 2)
- Effect of poorly made or lack of temporary restoration is: Question 150 (part 2)
- Total etch technique consists in: Question 151 (part 2)
- Immediately dentin sealing technique consists in: Question 152 (part 2)
- In order to cement a temporary restoration made from acrylic on an abutment with vital tooth you may use: Question 153 (part 2)
- Ideal cement should be characterized with: Question 154 (part 2)
- Composite materials containing UDMA are characterized with: Question 155 (part 2)
- Bis-acrylates are presently most commonly used group of materials during temporary restorations fabrication. Indicate product which belongs to this group: Question 156 (part 2)
- “Cover the surface with electro-galvanized thin layer of tin, rinse thoroughly and dry, apply metal primer (for 30 sec) dry, apply cement”. Such protocol is implemented… Question 157 (part 2)
- Self-adhesive composite cements are characterized with: Question 158 (part 2)
- Zinc-phosphate cement may be used for cementing: Question 159 (part 2)
- Cement exhibits low adhesion to enamel, dentin and metals, it is fragile, releases fluoride, initially sensitive to moisture and dryness, of high early solubility… Question 160 (part 2)
- Planning full ceramic crown cemented self-adhesively one needs to remember that, directly after grinding one should not use products impairing future process of enamel… Question 161 (part 2)
- Cad/Cam technique allows for fabrication of crowns and bridges in individual direct technique during single visit, with the use of: Question 162 (part 2)
- Individual temporary crown may be obtained using: Question 163 (part 2)
- For Maryland bridge fabrication you can use following alloys: Question 164 (part 2)
- The most biologically neutral material contacting with mucosa under the pontic is: Question 165 (part 2)
- Which of the below-mentioned forces fixate upper mucosa-supported partial denture? Question 166 (part 2)
- What consequences in finished partial denture may have using too thick acrylic dough? Question 167 (part 2)
- Gaseous porosity in finished mucosa-supported partial denture is a result of: Question 168 (part 2)
- Specify fundamental difference between direct and reverse flasking during mucosa-supported partial denture fabrication: Question 169 (part 2)
- Mucosa-supported partial denture, which was fabricated with regard to paralellometric analysis of working model is: Question 170 (part 2)
- Denture base of upper and lower mucosa-supported partial denture should: Question 171 (part 2)
- What impression tray should be used in the impression method according to Firtell, in fabrication of immediate dentures? Question 172 (part 2)
- Indicate laboratory activities of reverse flasking and arrange them in appropriate order: Question 173 (part 2)
- Out of listed cast removable denture’s clasp, choose rigid arms: Question 174 (part 2)
- Indicate all combination of arms which form single clasp: Question 175 (part 2)