Exam 12: Prosthodontics

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The purpose of a retraction cord is to

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Gold is considered a

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The study of dental implants is called morphology.

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maintains the denture hold and suction
base metal
teeth that are prepared to hold the bridge
malleability
capability of a material to be stretched
immediate denture
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maintains the denture hold and suction
base metal
teeth that are prepared to hold the bridge
malleability
capability of a material to be stretched
immediate denture
resin used for tooth-colored restorations
Maryland bridge
the substitute for the lost teeth
composite
denture placed in the mouth at the time of tooth extraction
pontic
synthetic resin material used to replace tissue
elasticity
a type of bridge cemented directly to abutting teeth
denture base
the substitute for the gingival tissue
partial denture
ability of a material to be drawn out without breaking
noble metal
the replacement for the missing tooth
cantilever bridge
ability of a material to be pressed into various shapes
ceramic
ability of a material to withstand penetration
ductility
a safe area for breakage
adjacent
platinum
elongation
nickel
abutment
material milled into crown and tooth forms
overdenture
facing fused to a metal crown for esthetic appearance
fixed bridge
metal used in implants
complete denture
a type of restoration cemented into the mouth
porcelain
replaces all the teeth in an arch
stress breaker
denture secured upon an implant post
post dam
ability of a material to stretch before permanent deformation begins
artificial teeth
teeth involved in the bridge area
acrylic
a type of bridge with an unsupported end
hardness
ability of a material to be stretched and resume its original shape
titanium
replaces a few teeth in an arch
tensile strength
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Protrusion is measurement with the mandible drawn backward.

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A noble alloy contains more than 25% of gold, palladium, or platinum.

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The tapered margin preparation for crown placement is called a

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The ability of a material to be drawn or hammered out is called elasticity.

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The part of the removable appliance that sits on the gingival crest is called the ____________________.

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Imbibition is defined as

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Alginate is an example of a/an

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A maxillary obturator is a positioning device for the tongue and mouth during sleep periods to avoid tongue drop and oxygen cutoff.

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The structure used to support an overdenture is called a

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A replacement for a missing tooth is called a/an ____________________.

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The position of the mandible in retrusion is

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The metal upon which a removable appliance is constructed is called a/an ____________________.

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An onlay is a solid casted or milled restoration that covers some occlusal tooth cusp and side wall area that is cemented onto a prepared site.

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Edentulous is defined as missing

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A lingual bar is an example of a/an ____________________.

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Tensile strength refers to the capability of a material to be stretched.

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