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Dentistry
Lectures:
Material for Cementation
Medical Devices Regulations
Abnormal Bleeding
Impression Techniques and Soft Tissue management
Crown fitting and cementation
Denture Impression Materials
Occlusal factors in restoration failure
Materials for Indirect Restorations (Crown and Bridge)
Denture base polymers
Inlays Outlays
RBB
Review of Endo Principles
The TMJ
Record the occlusion for partial dentures
Temporary Crowns
Tooth Loss Symposium
Secondary Impression for Removable Prosthodontics
Principles of tooth prep
Periapical Pathology
Shade Selection
Occlusal Symposium Notes
Academic Background to prosthodontic impressions
Introduction to spaces of the head and neck
Conventional bridges
Clinical Occlusal Investigations
Extra Coronal Restorations
Introduction to Oral Surgery
Success and Failure of Endo Treatment
A system of design for cobalt chrome dentures
Complications of tooth extraction
Extra Coronal Restoration Treatment Planning
Introduction to Partial Dentures
RPD: Introduction & Classification
RPD: Assessment, Materials & Treatment Planning
RPD: Design — Support, Retention & Reciprocation
RPD: Impressions & Jaw Registration
RPD: Free End Saddle Dentures
RPD: Denture Base Polymers (PMMA)
Restoration Options for root filled teeth
Clinical Skills B
Operative dentistry in motion. Manage end-to-end procedures: assessment, anaesthesia, restoration and review — while strengthening decision-making and chairside leadership.
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Category
Dentistry
Level
University
Duration
3 Months
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What principle explains why a dental cement must undergo a setting reaction rather than simply being applied as a pre-formed solid material?
Select the correct answer
A.
Pre-formed solids cannot achieve adequate bond strength to tooth structure
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B.
The setting reaction generates heat that sterilises the underlying dentine
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C.
Only materials that set chemically can resist occlusal forces
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D.
The paste phase allows adaptation to irregular surfaces before the material transforms into a rigid solid
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E.
Setting reactions produce fluoride release that prevents secondary caries
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