Protective Materials
Sealants
Definitions
Whitening
Miscellaneous
100

This classification is used for bases or liners for cavity preparations

What is Type III cements?

100

Sealants remain in place through this type of bonding/retention?

What is mechanical?

100

Thin layer of material; protects from chemical irritation

What is a liner?
100

Whitening of teeth takes place primarily here

What is dentin?

100

This procedure is performed to reduce post-operative sensitivity by occluding dentinal tubules or decreasing fluid movement within them

What is dentin desensitization?

200

Oil-based luting cement

What is Zinc Oxide Eugenol?

200

This is used to condition the tooth (be specific)?

What is phosphoric acid (37%)?

200

Thick layer of material; protects from thermal irritation 

What is a base?
200

Weaker oxidizing agent 

What is carbamide peroxide?

200

This minimally invasive treatment is indicated for white spot lesions and early enamel caries before cavitation occurs

What is Curodont?

300

Mixed on a cool slab

What is Zinc Phosphate? 

300

One of the most common causes of sealant failure at the time of placement, resulting in loss of retention during evaluation

What is surface contamination?

300

The ability of material to resist abrasion

What is hardness?

300

The phenomenon in which two objects appear to match in color under one light source but appear different under another

What is metamerism?

300

This ergonomic approach to patient care relies on proper instrument transfer, positioning, and teamwork between the operator and assistant

What is four-handed dentistry?

400

Stimulates production of reparative (secondary dentin)

What is calcium hydroxide (Dycal)?

400

The cured sealant will have a very thin film of uncured resin on its surface

What is Oxygen (or Air) Inhibited Layer? 
400

The process of removing scratches from the surface of a restoration

What is polishing?

400

refers to the lightness or darkness of a tooth

What is value?

400

This ergonomic principle focuses on minimizing unnecessary movements to increase efficiency, reduce fatigue, and improve productivity during dental procedures

What is motion economy?

500

Mostly zinc oxide + polyacrylic acid

What is zinc polycarboxylate?

500

Most common resin components include Urethane dimethacrylate (UDMA) and this other dimethacrylate monomer

What is bisphenol A-glycidyl methacrylate (bis-GMA)?

500

This test provides the hardness value for all dental materials including elastics 

What is Knoop test?

500

Gingival irritation is managed by this vitamin

What is vitamin E?

500

Tthis area near the patient's chin is where instruments are safely passed between the dental assistant and operator without obstructing visibility or patient comfort.

What is the transfer zone?

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