Restorative Materials
This type of restorative material is tooth-colored and commonly used for esthetics.
What is composite resin?
The liner that protects the pulp from chemical irritation but does not provide thermal insulation
What is calcium hydroxide?
To stick or glue two or more items together
What is adhere?
This tool is used to incorporate and mix cement on a glass slab or pad.
What is a cement spatula?
This cement has a soothing effect on the pulp but cannot be used under composite resins.
What is zinc oxide–eugenol (ZOE)?
This restorative material is often used for posterior restorations due to its strength but is silver in color.
What is amalgam?
This material provides a protective barrier over an exposed pulp.
What is a pulp cap?
Any push or pull
What is force
Zinc phosphate cement must be mixed on this type of surface to dissipate heat.
What is a cool glass slab?
This cement can be used for permanent cementation and releases fluoride
What is glass ionomer cement?
The material used as a foundation under a crown restoration.
What is a core buildup?
Liners and bases are placed on the dentin or pulp for this main purpose.
What is to protect the pulp?
Very thin layer of organic particle debris found on newly prepared dentin
What is the smear layer?
The proper powder-to-liquid ratio is important to avoid this common problem with cements.
What is weak or brittle cement?
The cement known for being extremely technique-sensitive but highly esthetic.
What is resin cement?
This type of restorative is applied in thin layers and cured by a special light.
What is a light-cured composite resin?
This base provides thermal insulation under metallic restorations.
What is zinc oxide–eugenol (ZOE) or reinforced cement?
Material to prevent or reduce the transfer of heat or electricity
What is insulating?
When mixing glass ionomer cement, the powder should be divided into this many increments.
What is 2 or 3 increments?
The cement that historically caused pulp irritation due to its acidic properties.
What is zinc phosphate cement?
This type of restorative material releases fluoride and helps prevent recurrent decay
What is glass ionomer?
This liner promotes reparative dentin formation.
What is calcium hydroxide?
To cause something to break up and gradually disappear
What is dissipate?
The working time of dental cements is controlled by these two factors.
What are the temperature and mixing technique?
This cement is often used for provisional coverage because of its sedative properties.
What is ZOE temporary cement?