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5. Category A Properties Category B T erminology Category D Liners, bases + varnishes Category E Impressions Category F Anything goes 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Point 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Category C Cements

6. Distortion is what type of reaction

7. Stress

8. Shrinkage is ___change

9. Dimensional Change

10. Creep or slump deformation

11. Flow

12. Ability to flow over a surface

13. Wettability

14. Four desired properties of dental material

15. Flow, adhesion, curing, retention

16. Chemical reaction of materials being mixed together

17. Auto cured

18. Stress that pulls and stretches a material

19. tensile

20. Another name for permanent cement

21. luting

22. Variable in environment that affects addition or loss of water in a materials

23. humidity

24. Characteristic responsible for easy “flow”

25. Viscosity

26. Type of pad for mixing ZOE

27. Treated paper

28. Total mix time for zinc phosphate

29. 2 minutes

30. Is crown filled or lined w/ cement

31. lined

32. 2 ways polycarboxylate cement liquid is supplied

33. Squeeze bottle Calibrated syringe

34. Ingredient in glass ionomer that inhibits recurrent decay

35. fluoride

36. Placed in deepest portion of cavity prep

37. liner

38. When liner is placed on a near pulp exposure

39. Indirect pulp cap

40. List steps for placing varnish

41. Dip cotton ball in varnish w/ cotton pliers, paint thin layer on dentin, dry for 30 seconds, place 2 nd coat

42. Select order of materials for a near exposure on a tooth being restored with amalgam:varnish, liner, glass ionomer

43. Liner, glass ionomer, varnish

44. This material protects pulp from thermal shock

45. Insulating base

46. Tray that allows material to lock on mechanically

47. Perforated

48. Primary ingredient in alginate

49. Potassium alginate

50. Body of material dentist first applies to teeth in final impression

51. Light-bodied

52. Organic substance of hydrocolloid materials

53. Seaweed

54. Another term for polysulfide

55. Rubber base

56. How are trays for reversible hydrocolloid cooled

57. Water cooled

58. type of custom tray made for vital bleachig

59. Vacuum formed

60. Wax used to form wall around preliminary impression

61. Boxing wax

62. Wax used to create pattern for indirect restoration

63. Casting wax

64. Purpose of dentin bonding material

65. Improve retention between tooth and restoration

66. Make your wager

67. Metals in alloy powder of amalgam

68. Silver, tin, copper, zinc