Tooth Numbering
Maxillary Right Central (tooth number)
What is #8
A small electrical shock that can be caused when two different metals are present in the mouth.
Galvantic action
Which restorative material needs to be shaken before use?
What is Amalgam
Which instruments are in a basic setup?
Mouth Mirror, Cotton Forceps, Explorer
Mandibular Left First Bicuspid
What is #21
The ability of a material to dissolve in a fluid.
What is Solubility
Which dental material can be used to extend impression trays?
What is Utility Wax
What is used to mix cement material?
A spatula
Maxillary Left Lateral
What is #10
The ability of a material to withstand compressive stresses without fracturing.
What is Malleability
This material protects pits and fissures of the occlusal surface.
What is sealant
This instrument comes in shapes such as: football, acorn, etc.
Ball Burnisher
Name all the first molars
What is 3,14,19,30
Saliva and debris from the oral cavity seep between the tooth structure and restorative materials.
What is Microleakage
Used on die to create a wax pattern
What is Inlay wax
This instrument is used to cut enamel and produce a bevel on enamel margins
Gingival Margin Trimmer (GMT)
Name all of the Cuspids
What is 6,11,22,27
Chemical or electromechanical attacks of the oral environment on pure metal, e.g. gold or alloy (amalgam)
What is Corrosion
What is the name of the cement that can only be mixed on a glass slab.
What is Zinc Phosphate.
Name the spoon excavator that has the shape of Cleopatra's eye?
Discoid/Cleoid Spoon Excavator