ch 13 cements

most dental cements have what kind of strength and solubility when being compared to other restorative material?

what are three advantages of a varnish?

what is the pH of calcium hydroxide?

what does alkali calcium hydroxide stimulate and what is it used for?

what is calcium hydroxide?

T/F a high strength base is > 0.5mm for thermal protection over metal
True False

a high strength base provides thermal ___________ and __________ support for restorations

why would a sedative be used for TEMPORARY fillings?

glass ionomer is used for which types of Black's classification restorations? (hint: "GI" Joes are Odd)

what is the strongest cement?

what cement is highest in mechanical strength?

if you want to strengthen the cement, what is it controlled by?

T/F an INCREASE in powder to liquid ration INCREASES the strength of the cement
True False

what is the LEAST SOLUBLE cement?

adding powder to a cement will increase _________, increase ________, and decrease _________ of the cement

Dual cure is used in which type of which type of restoration?

Which cement CAN you USE alcohol to clean up the spatula and glass slab?

zinc oxide eugenol is used for what type of cementations? (2)

eugenol has a _______ and _______ effect on the pulp

T/F eugenol cannot be used when dealing with the process of resins because it interferes with the polymerization process
True False

what is not used under composites before final cementation with hybrid glass ionomer or resin cements?

what type of CHEMICAL reaction occurs with zinc phosphate?

what kind of incorporation of powder to liquid on a cooled glass slab when mixing zinc phosphate?

why is incremental incorporation of powder into liquid on a cooled glass slab necessary over a LARGE area? (3)

what is the liquid in a zinc polycarboxylate cement?

what liquid has minimum pulpal irritation in a dental cement?

which cement can no longer be used when it loses its gloss and become stringy?

which type(s) of retention do zinc polycarboxylate cements have?

zinc carboxylate has ______ viscosity and ______ compressive strength

what does GIC stand for?

which type of bond does a GIC use?

what kind of base does a GIC have?

which cement is fluoride releasing?

what is the component that adds radiopacity to glass ionomer cement?

margins of restorations are coated with GI agent or varnish to protect from what?

T/F fluoride releasing agents MAY have anti-cariogenic effect
True False

what is a resin modified glass ionomer cement?

what is a hybrid ionomer cement also called?

what cement is virtually insoluble in oral fluids and is fluoride releasing?

why is hybrid ionomer cement not used for cementing all indirect restorations?

MOST METAL FREE indirect restorations can be cemented ONLY with _______ cements

resin based cements are virtually ________ in oral fluids

when should eugenol not be used?