Week 3 endo - temporisation Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

What is the primary purpose of temporisation between endodontic visits?
a) To prevent tooth mobility
b) To allow the tooth to heal naturally
c) To maintain a disinfected environment
d) To enhance aesthetic appearance

A

c

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2
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What is the primary purpose of temporisation in endodontics?
a) To maintain a disinfected environment
b) To enhance tooth whitening
c) To reduce occlusal load
d) To desensitise pulp

A

a

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3
Q

Which material is commonly used as an interappointment medicament?
a) Sodium hypochlorite
b) Calcium hydroxide
c) Chlorhexidine
d) Zinc phosphate

A

b

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3
Q

What is the pH of non-setting calcium hydroxide?
a) 10.5
b) 11.0
c) 12.5
d) 9.0

A

c

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4
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What additive makes calcium hydroxide radiopaque?
a) Silver nitrate
b) Lead oxide
c) Iodine
d) Barium sulphate

A

d

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5
Q

What is used to prevent temporary material from entering the canal orifice?
a) Cotton wool pledget
b) Gutta-percha
c) Rubber dam
d) Matrix band

A

a

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6
Q

What can a cotton pledget be soaked in to enhance its antibacterial effect?
a) Eugenol
b) Chlorhexidine
c) Calcium hydroxide
d) Hydrogen peroxide

A

c

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7
Q

Which property of Ca(OH)₂ contributes to its antibacterial action?
a) Low pH
b) High pH
c) Low viscosity
d) Water solubility

A

b

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8
Q

What is the main goal of a good coronal seal?
a) Improve esthetics
b) Support occlusion
c) Prevent bacterial ingress
d) Enhance radiopacity

A

c

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9
Q

What type of cement is recommended for temporary restorations in endo?
a) Zinc-reinforced glass ionomer
b) Resin composite
c) Polycarboxylate
d) GIC with fluoride

A

a

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9
Q

Why is a contrast white shade useful in temporary restorations?
a) It mimics natural enamel
b) It’s easier to condense
c) It’s more adhesive
d) It allows easy removal

A

d

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10
Q

How does a good seal affect bacterial contamination?
a) Encourages biofilm
b) Reduces bacterial ingress
c) Promotes leakage
d) Prevents restoration removal

A

b

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11
Q

What kind of curing does zinc-reinforced glass ionomer use?
a) Light curing
b) Dual curing
c) Self-curing
d) Thermal curing

A

c

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12
Q

What is the working time for Chemfil Rock after mixing?
a) 30 seconds
b) 1 minute
c) 1 minute 30 seconds
d) 3 minutes

A

c

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12
Q

What does the cotton pledget do during temporisation?
a) Prevents blockage of the canal
b) Prevents post-op pain
c) Strengthens the root
d) Increases retention

A

a

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13
Q

What is the first step before placing Chemfil Rock into the cavity?
a) Apply bonding agent
b) Activate the capsule
c) Etch the cavity
d) Light cure the base

14
Q

How long does Chemfil Rock take to set?
a) 2 minutes
b) 4 minutes
c) 5 minutes
d) 6 minutes

15
Q

Which device is used to apply Chemfil Rock?
a) Syringe
b) Applicator gun
c) Spatula
d) Matrix band

16
Q

What does high pH of Ca(OH)₂ help stimulate?
a) Gingival bleeding
b) Apical constriction
c) Healing of bony lesions
d) Enamel remineralization

17
Q

Which is NOT a characteristic of zinc-reinforced GIC?
a) Strong
b) Packable
c) Light cured
d) Radiopaque

18
Q

Why does adhesion to cavity walls help during temporisation?
a) Reduces post-op pain
b) Avoids cavity modification
c) Prevents fluoride release
d) Requires etching

19
Q

Calcium hydroxide in endo is radiopaque due to:
a) Calcium ions
b) High pH
c) Barium salt
d) Strong base

20
Q

Which of these is a disadvantage of poor temporisation?
a) High fluoride release
b) Ingress of bacteria
c) Dryness of cavity
d) Premature setting

21
Q

What is a benefit of strong radiopacity in temporary materials?
a) Comfort
b) Visibility on X-ray
c) Bond strength
d) Flexibility

22
Which of the following is self-curing? a) Zinc-reinforced glass ionomer b) Resin-modified glass ionomer c) Composite resin d) Polycarboxylate cement
a
23
How long should you mix Chemfil Rock in an amalgamator? a) 5 seconds b) 10 seconds c) 15 seconds d) 20 seconds
c
24
The cotton wool pledget is placed: a) At the pulp floor b) Inside canal c) On top of Ca(OH)₂ d) Under permanent restoration
c
25
The temporary seal should: a) Resist occlusal forces permanently b) Be flexible under pressure c) Provide a hermetic seal d) Stay in place indefinitely
c
26
The antibacterial effect of Ca(OH)₂ is due to: a) Radiopacity b) Low solubility c) High alkalinity d) Adhesion
c
27
What is the purpose of a temporary restoration during endodontics? a) Maintain aesthetics b) Prevent reinfection c) Enhance occlusion d) Avoid thermal sensitivity
b
28
What does a quick setting material help with? a) Flexibility b) Patient comfort c) Clinical efficiency d) Moisture control
c
29
Calcium hydroxide dressing helps with: a) Analgesia b) Healing c) Insulation d) Color matching
b
30
The canal space should be sealed after: a) Access preparation b) Pulp extirpation c) Obturation d) Placement of crown
b