CH48

The dentist will place a direct "blank" to replace decayed tooth structure.

An internal surface of a cavity preparation is the

The dentist will place "blank" within a cavity preparation to help retain and support the restorative material

A space between two teeth is a

An "blank" is a thin layer of restorative material used to correct the facial surgace of a tooth.

"blank" is the cavity preparation step that allows the dentist easier access when restoring a tooth

the "blank" is an internal wall of the cavity preparation that is perpendicular to the long axis of the tooth.

"blank" is another term of decay

the "blank" is the design and specific shape of the cavity preparation used by the dentist to restore a tooth

a common term used when describing restorative and esthetic dentistry is

the junction of the two walls in a cavity preparation forms a "blank"

an "blank" is an internal wall of a cavity preparation that runs parallel to the long axis of the tooth

restorative dentistry is often referred to as

another term for decay is

the process of removing decay is known as

which wall of the cavity preparation is perpendicular to the long axis of the tooth

where would you find a class I restoration in the mouth

how many surfaces could a class II restoration affect

Which tooth could have a class II restoration

What restorative material would be set up for a class IV restorative procedures

what kind of moisture control is recommended for class III and IV procedures

what population has a higher incidence of class V lesions

why would an intermediate restoration be placed

what tooth surface would receive a veneer

the types of veneers commonly placed are

Indications for tooth whitening are

what is used to hold tooth-whitening gel on the teeth

an ingredient of the tooth-whitening gel on the teeth

an ingredient of the tooth-whitening strip is

what adverse effect may a patient experience during a tooth whitening

what classification would an MOD on tooth #14 be referred to as

what classification would a lingual pit on tooth #8 be reffered to as

What classification would require the use a matrix system