Posts - #11

Question 1

To promote the retention of direct and/or indirect restorations in teeth with extensive coronal destruction

Answer 1

posts

Question 2

posts are prone to root _____ fracture

Answer 2

vertical

Question 3

long posts have _____ retention

Answer 3

higher

Question 4

what kind of post?

Small resistance to
displacement and stress
generated by oclusal forces

Higher risk of fractures

Answer 4

short

Question 5

ideal length of post

C with at least ___ mm but ideal is ____ ≥ mm

Answer 5

3mm ; 5mm

Question 6

for post length,

E must have at least ____ F length

Answer 6

1/2

Question 7

Increases stress concentration inside the root

Increases the risk of lateral perforations

Answer 7

Wedge effect

Question 8

ideal diameter of the post is ___ of the total root width

Answer 8

1/3

Question 9

for the ideal diameter of a post, you want at least ___ mm of remaining dentin

Answer 9

1mm

Question 10

These are part of what endo smear layer?

Inorganic dentin matrix (coronal portion)

Organic matrix
- fragments of odontoblastics processes
- microorganisms
- necrotic material

Answer 10

Primary

Question 11

These are part of what endo smear layer?

Remnants of endodontic cement

Remnants of gutapercha

Answer 11

secondary

Question 12

What kind of post?

Benefits:

Retention

Narrow diameter

Root dentin preservation

Fracture prevention

Higher resilience

ME = 40 Gpa

Answer 12

Fiberglass post

Question 13

what curing process?

initiate the polymerization reaction by generating free radicals

Answer 13

dual-double curing process

Question 14

what is this a benefit of?

Polymerization guarantee

Answer 14

dual-double curing process

Question 15

What is this a disadvantage of?

Polymerization competition

Answer 15

dual-double curing process

Question 16

What kind of resin cement?

Multicomponent adhesive systems that include acid,
primer, and adhesive for luting procedure

Answer 16

conventions dual resin cement

Question 17

What kind of resin cement?

It may or not require the use of a self-etch adhesive
system to enhance bond strength

Answer 17

SELF-ETCHING DUAL RESIN CEMENT

Question 18

What kind of resin cement?

Does not require surface conditioning.

Acidic monomers demineralize the dentin.

Micromechanical and chemical bonding

Chemical bonds: van der Waals forces + hydrogen bonds.

Limited penetration: no hybrid layer formation

High viscosity (less flow and surface penetration

Answer 18

self-etching dual resin cement

Question 19

Gattes-Glidden Drills (alternate with irrigation) for ?

Answer 19

gutta-percha removal

Question 20

Largo Drills (alternate with irrigation) for ?

Answer 20

post space preparation

Question 21

the moment of fiber post cutting may affect the ______ of root canal posts when a regular resin cement is used

Answer 21

retention

Question 22

Which cement has remarkable superiority of adhesion?

conventional resin cement adhesion or self-
adhesive cement?

Answer 22

conventional resin cement adhesion

Question 23

for anatomized posts: the adhesive interface between the post and the composite resin is the _____

Answer 23

weakest