dental ceramics

What is Dental Ceramics made of?

• A. Porcelain
• B. Gold
• C. Titanium
• D. Steel

What is the primary use of Dental Ceramics?

• A. Orthodontics
• B. Implants
• C. Fillings
• D. Crowns and Bridges

What are the advantages of Dental Ceramics?

• A. Strong and Durable
• B. Can be colored to match teeth
• C. Bio-compatible
• D. All of the Above

What are the disadvantages of using Dental Ceramics?

• A. Can be brittle
• B. Expensive
• C. Requires a skilled technician to make
• D. All of the above

How are Dental Ceramics different from other restorative materials?

• A. They are made of metal
• B. They are translucent
• C. They cannot be colored
• D. They are only used for fillings

How do Dental Ceramics bond to teeth?

• A. With dental adhesive
• B. Through mechanical retention
• C. Through chemical bonding
• D. They don't bond, they are just placed over the tooth

When is it most appropriate to use Dental Ceramics for a restoration?

• A. When cost is the primary concern
• B. When a high degree of strength is required
• C. When the restoration is in a visible area
• D. When a temporary restoration is needed

What is the process for creating a Dental Ceramics restoration?

• A. The dentist takes an impression of the tooth and sends it to a lab for fabrication
• B. The dentist carves the restoration by hand
• C. The patient creates the restoration using a mold and a kit provided by the dentist
• D. The restoration is 3D printed in the dentist's office

What steps can be taken to prevent fractures in Dental Ceramics restorations?

• A. Avoid biting down on hard objects
• B. Wear a mouthguard during sports
• C. Practice good oral hygiene
• D. All of the Above