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The irreversible hydrocolloid material most widely used for preliminary impressions are
not extend
polycarbonate
try-in
self -curing acrylic resin
alginate
has been treated endodonticcal
after;before
implants or periodontal therapy
Which procedure would require a patient to wear provisional prosthesis for a longer period of time?
not extend
polycarbonate
try-in
self -curing acrylic resin
alginate
has been treated endodonticcal
after;before
implants or periodontal therapy
The most common material used for custom provisional coverage is___.
not extend
polycarbonate
try-in
self -curing acrylic resin
alginate
has been treated endodonticcal
after;before
implants or periodontal therapy
A post can be used as a retention aid for a crown , provided that the tooth ___.
not extend
polycarbonate
try-in
self -curing acrylic resin
alginate
has been treated endodonticcal
after;before
implants or periodontal therapy
The provisional should ____ below the margin of the preparation
not extend
polycarbonate
try-in
self -curing acrylic resin
alginate
has been treated endodonticcal
after;before
implants or periodontal therapy
A gingival retraction cord is placed _____ the crown preparation is complete; it is removed ____the final impression is taken.
not extend
polycarbonate
try-in
self -curing acrylic resin
alginate
has been treated endodonticcal
after;before
implants or periodontal therapy
Which of the following procedures take place during the second visit for the placement of a cast restoration
not extend
polycarbonate
try-in
self -curing acrylic resin
alginate
has been treated endodonticcal
after;before
implants or periodontal therapy
_____ crowns are preformed crowns used for provisional coverage on anterior teeth, when appearance is important
not extend
polycarbonate
try-in
self -curing acrylic resin
alginate
has been treated endodonticcal
after;before
implants or periodontal therapy
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