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What is caries?
How would you describe caries as ...,
How is the caries disease process...,
What happens when ph is lower tha...
47
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Composite Resins
1960s,
What might adversely affect tooth
2
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Management of caries
What is the multifactorial aetiol...,
What are the 3 stages of caries m...,
Give 5 ways to help patient preve...
30
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Key concepts of cavity design
2 reasons why we drill holes in t...,
Why is it important to remove caries,
Why make a restoration 3
33
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Tooth morphology
Permanent incisors,
Permanent canines,
Premolars
15
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Transitions in materials
What are the 5 classes of materials,
Give examples of primary and seco...,
Which metals are used in dentistry
33
cards
Restorative dentistry
Definition of restorative dentistry,
Give key aspects of restore,
Specialties in restorative dentistry
10
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Prevention of caries in adults and children
What does development of caries d...,
What is caries driven by,
Which enamel caries zones reminer...
29
cards
Cavity bases
Define intermediate restorative m...,
What is a varnish,
What is a cavity liner
33
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Dental charting
Why do we chart teeth,
Charting systems,
Describe zsigmondy palmer system ...
22
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Adhesion
What is adhesion,
How do adhesion and cohesion differ,
Describe solid solid adhesion
21
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Enamel bonding
Enamel composition,
Enamel composition description,
How to acid etch enamel
9
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Metals and alloys
Examples of metals and alloys in ...,
Metals in amalgams,
Metals in inlays onlays
22
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Indications for Use and Hazards of Dental Amalgam
History of dental amalgam,
Composition of dental amalgam,
Useful properties of amalgam
21
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Dental amalgams
What are the two types of dental ...,
Conventional dental amalgam compo...,
What is the gamma phase
55
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Class II amalgam restorations
Embrasure,
Retention,
Manipulation and adaptation of am...
51
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Composite Resins
When were composite resins patented,
Name a challenge about composite ...,
Properties of ideal direct restor...
34
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Measurement of caries
Describe caries in terms of demin...,
How does caries progress,
Iceberg of caries
26
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Pathogenesis of periodontal diseases
Gram positive vs gram negative ba...,
Kochs postulates,
Periodontal progression
29
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Histopathology of periodontal disease
Je and gingival epithelium which ...,
Normal sulcus depth in health,
Gingivitis stages
8
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Gingival and periodontal health in children: an overview
Visual assessment of plaque 2013 ...,
Visual assessment of calculus 201...,
Exceptions children who would not...
30
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The aetiology of periodontal diseases - aspects of host defence
Role of saliva in defence of peri...,
Role of epithelium,
The inflammatory response
24
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Class II resin composite restoration
Why are we using more composite,
Px and cavity selection indications,
Contraindications
24
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Retaining large amalgam restorations
Retention,
Features to increase retention,
Channels slots etc
16
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Dentine bonding
Structure of dentine,
Why resin bond to dentine,
Problems to bonding to dentine
23
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Composite restorations - a different way of thinking
What is a composite resin,
Composition of dental composite r...,
Novel light cure low shrinkage co...
16
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Root caries
What is primary root caries,
What is secondary root caries,
Where does it occur
15
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Glass ionomer cements and resin modified GICs
Compressive strength of gics,
Advantageous properties of gics,
Disadvantagous properties of gics
18
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Histopathology of periapical disease
Look at slides for histology pics,
Which periodontal fibres insert i...,
Pdl contains epithelial remnants ...
34
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Models and dies
What do we need in a dental model...,
What is plaster of paris or gypsum,
Plaster wont set in presence of
18
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Transitions in polymers
Polymer definition,
Natural polymers,
Synthetic polymers
30
cards
Tooth tissue loss
Attrition,
Attrition aetiology,
Bruxism
11
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Principles of occlusion
Class i,
Why bother with occlusion,
When restoring dentition your aim...
22
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Preformed metal crowns
What is another name for preforme...,
What are preformed metal crowns,
How many sizes 3m espe
23
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Plaque and calculus
Current classification,
Plaque induced gingivitis,
Aetiology of periodontal diseases
37
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