A fixed bridge pontic should 1. restore tooth function. 2. reduce thermal conductivity. 3. be biologically acceptable. 4. reduce galvanic reactions between abutments and other restorations.

To decrease abutment tooth sensitivity, a fixed bridge may be temporarily seated using

zinc-oxide-eugenol cement
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Immediately prior to cementation of a fixed bridge, it is important to check

All of the above
NDEB released questions part 2 set 14

A removable partial denture is preferable to a fixed bridge when the

edentulous areas are large
NDEB released questions part 2 set 15

Diagnostic casts for a fixed bridge allow the dentist to

All of the above.
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After cementation of a fixed bridge, the patient should be advised to
1. avoid hot liquids.
2. stimulate the gingival tissue with massage.
3. use dental floss under the pontic.
4. return for periodic examination.
5. avoid sticky foods.

(2) (3) (4)
NDEB released questions set 5

A fixed bridge pontic should
1. restore tooth function.
2. reduce thermal conductivity.
3. be biologically acceptable.
4. reduce galvanic reactions between abutments and other restorations.
5. restore aesthetics.

(1) (3) (5)
NDEB released questions set 5

In treatment planning for a fixed bridge, the necessary clinical data should include
1. an assessment of any discrepancy between centric occlusion and centric relation.
2. the type of impression materials to be used.
3. an evaluation of the forces of mastication.
4. the aesthetic considerations.

(1) (3) (4)
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Which of the following can be considered to compensate for the lack of parallelism between abutments when a severely tilted second molar is to be included in a fixed bridge?
1. Orthodontic uprighting of the second molar.
2. Using a coping and telescopic crown as the retainer on the second molar.
3. Including a non-ridge connector in the fixed partial denture design.
4. Hemisecting the second molar.

(1) (2) (3)
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Three days after cementation of a fixed bridge, discomfort during chewing is most likely the result of

an occlusal prematurity
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A fixed bridge pontic should
1. restore tooth function.
2. reduce thermal conductivity.
3. be biologically acceptable.
4. reduce galvanic reactions between abutments and other restorations.

(1) and (3)

(2) and (4)

(4) only

All of the above

(1) (2) (3)

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To decrease abutment tooth sensitivity, a fixed bridge may be temporarily seated using

Immediately prior to cementation of a fixed bridge, it is important to check

A removable partial denture is preferable to a fixed bridge when the

Diagnostic casts for a fixed bridge allow the dentist to

After cementation of a fixed bridge, the patient should be advised to
1. avoid hot liquids.
2. stimulate the gingival tissue with massage.
3. use dental floss under the pontic.
4. return for periodic examination.
5. avoid sticky foods.

A fixed bridge pontic should
1. restore tooth function.
2. reduce thermal conductivity.
3. be biologically acceptable.
4. reduce galvanic reactions between abutments and other restorations.
5. restore aesthetics.

In treatment planning for a fixed bridge, the necessary clinical data should include
1. an assessment of any discrepancy between centric occlusion and centric relation.
2. the type of impression materials to be used.
3. an evaluation of the forces of mastication.
4. the aesthetic considerations.

Three days after cementation of a fixed bridge, discomfort during chewing is most likely the result of

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A fixed bridge pontic should1. restore tooth function.2. reduce thermal conductivity.3. be biologically acceptable.4. reduce galvanic reactions between abutments and other restorations.

(1) and (3)

(2) and (4)

(4) only

All of the above

(1) (2) (3)

0 explanations

Similar questions:

To decrease abutment tooth sensitivity, a fixed bridge may be temporarily seated using

Immediately prior to cementation of a fixed bridge, it is important to check

A removable partial denture is preferable to a fixed bridge when the

Diagnostic casts for a fixed bridge allow the dentist to

After cementation of a fixed bridge, the patient should be advised to 1. avoid hot liquids. 2. stimulate the gingival tissue with massage. 3. use dental floss under the pontic. 4. return for periodic examination. 5. avoid sticky foods.

A fixed bridge pontic should 1. restore tooth function. 2. reduce thermal conductivity. 3. be biologically acceptable. 4. reduce galvanic reactions between abutments and other restorations. 5. restore aesthetics.

In treatment planning for a fixed bridge, the necessary clinical data should include 1. an assessment of any discrepancy between centric occlusion and centric relation. 2. the type of impression materials to be used. 3. an evaluation of the forces of mastication. 4. the aesthetic considerations.

Three days after cementation of a fixed bridge, discomfort during chewing is most likely the result of

A fixed bridge pontic should
1. restore tooth function.
2. reduce thermal conductivity.
3. be biologically acceptable.
4. reduce galvanic reactions between abutments and other restorations.

After cementation of a fixed bridge, the patient should be advised to
1. avoid hot liquids.
2. stimulate the gingival tissue with massage.
3. use dental floss under the pontic.
4. return for periodic examination.
5. avoid sticky foods.

A fixed bridge pontic should
1. restore tooth function.
2. reduce thermal conductivity.
3. be biologically acceptable.
4. reduce galvanic reactions between abutments and other restorations.
5. restore aesthetics.

In treatment planning for a fixed bridge, the necessary clinical data should include
1. an assessment of any discrepancy between centric occlusion and centric relation.
2. the type of impression materials to be used.
3. an evaluation of the forces of mastication.
4. the aesthetic considerations.