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The Clinical Case Compendium 2
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1. The STA system was used to:
  a. prepare teeth through reduction
  b. administer anesthetic to patients painlessly
  c. determine the color shade of teeth
  d. remove old crowns or bridges
       
2. The single-unit anterior crown is arguably the toughest case for both the dentist and laboratory.
  a. True
  b. False
       
3. Crowns are demonstrated to be much harder to try-in, seat and cement than veneers.
  a. True
  b. False
       
4. Which instrument was used to remove temporary cement from preps as shown in the BioTemps video (chapter 5)?
  a. Sickle scaler
  b. Explorer
  c. Sonicflex Airscaler
  d. Scalpel
       
5. Facial limiting factors can be defined as portions of tooth structure that lie facial to an imaginary line denoting the ideal arch form for the patient.
  a. True
  b. False
       
6. The most important embrasures to open on BioTemps to promote gingival health are located:
  a. occlually
  b. interproximally
  c. lingually
  d. incisally
       
7. When there are one or two problem areas (i.e., due to pulls or drags) in the saddle area of a removable impression, it is suggested that you:
  a. ignore the problem; it is minor
  b. get rid of original and take another impression
  c. perform an altered cast impression
  d. none of the above
       
8. Which of the following statements is NOT true about minimal-prep veneers?
  a. the preparation remains in enamel
  b. postoperative sensitivity tends to be less than regular preps
  c. they are considered one of the more versatile restorations than no-prep veneers
  d. minimal-preps are less esthetic than no-preps
       
9. When cementing temporary restorations, gingival embrasures should be left open slightly:
  a. to allow the patient to swish water through them
  b. so as not to run the risk of impinging on the papilla and causing it to recede
  c. so the patient can run a floss-threader through them
  d. all of the above
       
10. Properly fitted laboratory-fabricated temporaries:
  a. are long-lasting because the temporaries are processed under heat and pressure
  b. help to create ideal emergence profiles for optimal gingival health
  c. help to accelerate healing where gingival contouring has been performed
  d. all of the above
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