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Shade Adjustable Veneers & Diagnostic Wax-Up Technique (© 2008)
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A diagnostic wax-up and prep guide model can be used to:

show where to prep on a minimal-prep veneer

show how much to prep on a no-prep veneer

both a and b

none of the above

Which is/are true about minimal-prep and no-prep veneers:

not knowing the shade of the tooth to be veneered is one of the biggest challenges for a dental technician

a stump shade guide is not used to communicate the underlying color of the preparation

knowing if the teeth to be veneered are lighter, or darker, than A2 will help achieve a desired esthetic outcome

all are true

On the first case we learned that:

you never want to use minimal-prep veneers in combination with traditional fixed crown and bridge

by minimal-prep veneer we mean that all of the enamel is removed

keeping most or all of the preparation in enamel gives better bond strength and less post-operative sensitivity

none of the above

Among the steps shown, when placing the minimal-prep veneers in the above case, included:

gingival re-contouring

the relief of opposing dentition

the use of a transparent try-in cement

all of the above

Both minimal-prep and no-prep veneers:

are shade-adjustable because they are thin

primarily are only effective restorative options for tooth 8 and 9

eliminate the need to involve patients in approving the desired shade because they can never be too white

all of the above

When placing minimal-prep or no-prep veneers:

a rubber dam should be placed prior to bonding because there is exposed dentin

no etching is required as all of the margins and surfaces that are bonded to are within enamel

both a and b

none of the above

All of the following were discussed or demonstrated in veneer placement, except:

pumice, acid etch, adhesive

explorer, ribbon saw, translucent veneer cement

brownies, carbide bur, pointed bristle brush, superfloss

all of the above were demonstrated

For the same minimal-prep or no-prep veneers, which of the following is/are true:

a low-value try-in cement can be tried if the result provided using a translucent try-in cement is too white

if the patient thinks the teeth should be lighter or whiter, a high-value try-in veneer cement may be used

both a and b

none of the above

Referring to the last case (Case #4 regarding no-prep veneers), in both questions 9 and 10:

the case demonstrated why the use of no-prep veneers made it impossible to close all of the spaces

the patient required no shots or temporaries

both a and b

none of the above

10.

All of the following were discussed or demonstrated in the presentation, except:

use of orange wood sticks help seat wafer-thin, 0.3 mm veneers

use of lab-fabricated temporaries

carefully finishing no-prep veneer at the gingival margin with a bur

both b and c

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