NDAEB 5.14 Dental Liners, Bases, and Bonding Systems Part 2

If the etchant is a liquid, the liquid should be?

After applying the bonding agent, what occurs next in the sealant process?

Etchant is normally allowed to stay on the tooth surface for up to?

A patient has lots of fissures on the tongue side of their first molar. What special area should the etchant be applied on this tooth?

Etchant is PRIMARILY applied to the?

The next step after applying the etchant material (acid) is to?

Which item is sometimes used to remove debris from the fissures and pits prior to etching?

The technique for applying etchant and sealant?

Which tooth surface etchant CANNOT be applied to?

One error with applying acid etchant is to?

Before the etching/sealing process begins, the clinician should use a mirror and explorer to determine?

Etchant is an aqueous acidic solution. Aqueous means?

Etchant creates microspores on the tooth. This means it creates?

Etchant can be applied to the tooth using all of the following EXCEPT for?

Etchant creates what on the tooth surface?

A patient wants to know if the etchant will make their child\’s teeth softer. The BEST response is?

The strength of phosphoric acid used in acid etchant products?

How deeply does etchant affect the tooth?

Etchant material is also sometimes called?

The instrument tray for etching and sealing should include?

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Etchant should NOT make contact with?

What temperatures are recommended for etching?

Which of the following is the principle role of a cavity liner?

The layer created by etchants is typically how many micrometers deep?

Which dental cement adheres to acid-etched tooth surfaces AND is used for ceramic restorations as well as orthodontics?

Etchant may be purchased in all of the following forms EXCEPT for?

Etchant does what to the tooth surface through chemical means?

Regarding the exact length of time for applying etchant, the clinician should?

A patient wants to know if the etchant alone will prevent decay? The BEST response is?

If the tooth surface is not sufficiently etched based on its appearance, what should be done?