This is the brand name of the material used for Resin Infiltration
What is Icon?
This component of amalgam is used to scavenge oxygen
What is Zinc?
Formocresol works by
What is fixation?
When placing resins, this step removes the smear layer.
What is acid etching?
This material chemically adheres to enamel and dentin
What is Glass Ionomer?
This is the percentage of acid used in resin infiltration.
What is 15% hydrochloric?
The eta phase of amalgam refers to the combination of these two metals
What is copper and tin?
Enamel microabrasion technique for removing brown and white spot uses this type of acid.
What is low concentration hydrochloric acid?
As the prep gets closer to the pulp, this happens to bond strength
What is decreases?
With comparison between GI and resin based sealants:
_____ sealants are, on average, lost sooner; The caries rate on teeth treated with GI sealants is ____ compared to resin based sealants.
What is _glass ionomer_ and _the same_?
Carious lesions of this depth and greater are inappropriate for resin infiltration.
What are D2?
Mercury from amalgam is most dangerous at this point during the lifetime of an amalgam filling.
This is the potential major complication from in-office nonvital internal bleaching.
What is external root resorption?
Borosilicate and zirconia particles are added to composite to improve this
What is radiopacity?
Occlusal adjustment may be required for this type of resin based sealant.
What is filled resin sealants?
This type of sealant material can be used for resin infiltration.
What is unfilled?
This gamma-2 phase of amalgam refers to a combination of these two metals
What is Mercury and tin?
This type of cement is not recommended for cementation of SSCs.
What is polycarboxylate?
BPA release occurs from the chemical change of Bis-GMA to BPA. At this point during the lifetime of a resin-based sealant or filling, BPA release is the most.
What is immediately after placement.
What is salivary contamination.
The acid etchant for resin infiltration
What is Hydrochloric?
From a health perspective, amalgam fillings are most dangerous due to this phase of mercury.
What is vapor phase?
This is the type of acid in glass ionomer
What is polyacrylic acid?
Photoinitators in command-cure dental products are activated most by this wavelength
What is 450-470 nms?
This type of resin based sealant can be dual cured (the bond does not have to be cured separately).
What is unfilled sealant?