Basic Techniques, milling, and printing

Question 1

What does CAD stand for in CAD/CAM?

Answer 1

Computer Aided Designing

Question 2

What does CAM stand for in CAD/CAM?

Answer 2

Computer Aided Manufacturing

Question 3

_____ axis milling machines are found in most chairside milling units

Answer 3

4 axis milling

Question 4

_____ axis milling machines are found in lab settings

Answer 4

5 axis milling

Question 5

Is a 4 or 5 axis milling unit faster?

Answer 5

4 axis

Question 6

Is a 4 or 5 axis milling unit able to produce undercuts?

Answer 6

5 axis

Question 7

Is a 4 or 5 axis milling unit take larger restorations?

Answer 7

5 axis

Question 8

Is a 4 or 5 axis milling unit used for denture and long FPD?

Answer 8

5 axis

Question 9

Is a 4 or 5 axis milling unit used for single crown and short FPD?

Answer 9

4 axis

Question 10

_____ MILLING: LITHIUM DISILICATE, FELDSPATHIC PORCELAINS, AND CHROME
COBALT METALS

Answer 10

Wet milling

Question 11

_____ MILLING: WAX, SOME ACRYLIC, AND RESIN

Answer 11

DRY milling

Question 12

T/F: A SUCCESSFUL TEETH PREPARATION SHOULD
FOLLOW THE MILLING PROCESS AND BUR
DIMENSION

Answer 12

True

Question 13

How wide should incisal edge be on a prep for a milling machine to be able to mill it?

Answer 13

0.8-1.25 mm

Question 14

Must ensure that prep shoulders and cusps are at least ____ in diameterr

Answer 14

1 mm

Question 15

Must ensure that tight corners are smoothed to where the internal surfaces are at least ____ in diameter

Answer 15

1mm

Question 16

What 3 types of prep margins are good for milling?

Answer 16

Shoulder, sloped shoulder, and chamfer

Question 17

CREATE THREE-DIMENSIONAL
PARTS FROM COMPUTER-AIDED DESIGN MODELS
BY SUCCESSIVELY ADDING MATERIAL LAYER BY
LAYER UNTIL PHYSICAL PART IS CREATED.

Answer 17

3D PRINTING OR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGIES