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For composite resin preparations, cavosurface enamel margins are bevelled because
1. a bevelled margin produces a more favorable surface for etching.
2. a bevelled margin improves the edge strength of the composite resin.
3. after etching, the bonding agent reduces microleakage.
4. the procedure eliminates the need to polish the restoration.

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

For composite resin preparations, cavosurface enamel margins are bevelled because
1. a bevelled margin produces a more favorable surface for etching.
2. a bevelled margin improves the edge strength of the composite resin.
3. after etching, the bonding agent reduces microleakage.
4. the procedure eliminates the need to polish the restoration.

(1) and (3)
NDEB released questions 2012 online set 2

The combination (Kelley’s) syndrome refers to the destructive changes associated with the long term wear of a mandibular distal extension removable partial denture opposing a complete upper denture. Which of the following clinical findings is NOT normally characteristic of this syndrome?

Reduction in morphologic face height
NDEB released questions part 2 set 11

For an acid-etched Class III composite resin, the cavosurface margin of the cavity can be bevelled to
1. eliminate the need for internal retention.
2. improve convenience form.
3. aid in finishing.
4. increase the surface area for etching.

(4) only
NDEB released questions part 2 set 11

For an acid-etched Class III composite resin, the cavosurface margin of the cavity can be bevelled to

increase the surface area for etching
NDEB released questions part 2 set 12

quelle

who, what, which
Most common french words set 2

nouvelle

new, fresh
Most common french words set 4

tellement

so (to such an extent), so (very), so much
Most common french words set 4

celle

the one, that one (feminine singular)
Most common french words set 5

laquelle

which one = (le + quelle) (feminine singular)
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For composite resin preparations, cavosurface enamel margins are bevelled because
1. a bevelled margin produces a more favorable surface for etching.
2. a bevelled margin improves the edge strength of the composite resin.
3. after etching, the bonding agent reduces microleakage.
4. the procedure eliminates the need to polish the restoration

(1) and (3)
NDEB released questions part 2 set 16

Properties of glutaraldehyde include
1. rapid formation of cross linkages which limit penetration of pulp tissue.
2. minimal effect on pulp tissues.
3. minimal effectiveness against viruses and spores.
4. excellent disinfection against oral bacteria.

(1) (2) (4)
NDEB released questions set 7

For an acid-etched Class III composite resin, the cavosurface margin of the cavity can be bevelled to
1. eliminate the need for internal retention.
2. improve convenience form.
3. aid in finishing.
4. increase the surface area for etching.

(4) only
NDEB released questions set 7

For composite resin preparations, cavosurface enamel margins are bevelled because
1. a bevelled margin produces a more favorable surface for etching.
2. a bevelled margin improves the edge strength of the composite resin.
3. after etching, the bonding agent reduces microleakage.
4. the procedure eliminates the need to polish the restoration.

(1) and (3)
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The combination (Kelley’s) syndrome refers to the destructive changes associated with the long term wear of a mandibular distal extension removable partial denture opposing a complete upper denture. Which of the following clinical findings is NOT normally characteristic of this syndrome?

Reduction in morphologic face height.
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